General Mills owns the brand, which rolled out nationally in 1971 and is now just called Helper. Though the name Lefty didn't come along initially, it was a natural fit! The glove is, after all ...

Take Hamburger Helper, a store shelf mainstay since the ... Earlier this year, Helper relaunched with the help of Lefty, the talking gloved hand with a red nose, starring in a national ad ...

Take Hamburger Helper, a store shelf mainstay since the ... Earlier this year, Helper relaunched with the help of Lefty, the talking gloved hand with a red nose, starring in a national ad ...

Varieties such as Hamburger Helper, Chicken Helper, and Tuna Helper will be consolidated under the “Helper” name. Lefty, the happy four-fingered glove, will remain the mascot. The product has ...

CLEVELAND, Feb. 27, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Foods is re-launching the iconic Hamburger Helper brand, along with its legendary talking glove mascot, Lefty. The launch includes a new national ...

This year the Cleveland company reintroduced the Hamburger Helper’s glove mascot, Lefty. So what Gundlach noticed is less an ...

Without the hamburger, "Helper" is nothing but super-cheap pasta ... Helper will always be familiar with either demographic. Lefty, the happy glove with a missing finger, isn't going anywhere.

Have you ever wondered about the correct anatomy of Hamburger Helper’s weird mascot, a four-fingered glove with a face named Lefty? If so, there’s finally an answer.

Hamburger Helper launched in 1971 as part of the Betty ... with help from the iconic glove mascot, "Lefty." The company said in 2017 that every weeknight about 1 million households eat Helper.