Believe it or not, it was only a couple months ago that we were introduced to Baby Nut, the new mascot for Planters peanut products. Although it seems like years have gone by since Baby Nut ...

"Baby Nut," which replaced Planter's old mascot, Mr. Peanut, earlier this year. Now, Peanut Jr., is considered to be 21, which has angered many people on social media.

Then there were those who weren't necessarily offended by the arrival of Baby Nut—just by how Planters went about revealing his birth. The top-hat-clad baby peanut debuted during a Super Bowl ...

A 2004 Planters Christmas spot from FCB showed a Baby Nut-like character in a black-and-white flashback showing a very young Mr. Peanut getting his monocle, cane and top hat as gifts.

Just when Baby Yoda mania seemed like it had subsided, Planters has delivered another newborn: Baby Nut. Baby Nut is the new version of the brand’s Mr. Peanut mascot/spokesnut. The young nut was ...

Move over Baby Yoda. There's a new baby in town. After killing off Mr. Peanut in a Super Bowl pregame ad, Planters has brought him back as the adorable "Baby Nut." Mr. Peanut tragically passed ...

Just 10 days after Planters announced the sudden death of their 104-year-old mascot Mr. Peanut, the brand resurrected their dapper ambassador in the form of “Baby Nut,” incarnated in infancy ...

Move over, Baby Yoda — it’s Baby Nut’s time to shine. After killing off the iconic Mr. Peanut character a few weeks ago, Planters introduced a smaller version Sunday during a Super Bowl LIV ...

Planters killed off its 104-year-old monocle-wearing mascot, Mr. Peanut, in a recent TV commercial when he valiantly sacrificed himself to save Matt Walsh and Wesley Snipes.

The saga of Mr. Peanut‘s tragic death has come to a strange and disturbing end. Well, actually it’s more of a new beginning. Planters released a commercial ahead of this year’s Super Bowl ...

Move over Baby Yoda. There's a new baby in town. After killing off Mr. Peanut in a Super Bowl pregame ad, Planters has brought him back as the adorable "Baby Nut." Mr. Peanut tragically passed ...