Peanut. Jeff Ross is the roastmaster as he and six other comedians roast the advertising mascot Mr. Peanut. Jeff Ross is the roastmaster as he and six other comedians roast the advertising mascot Mr.

Jeff Ross Watch the Planters “Mr. Peanut Roast” Super Bowl 2023 commercial starring Jeff Ross. We've got you covered on all the best Super Bowl LVII commercials coming out before the big game right here on the official Fan Reviews Dailymotion channel!

Led by New Jersey comedian and “Roastmaster General” Jeff Ross, the Super Bowl roast, promoting the brand's various types of dry roasted peanuts, includes the talents of Natasha Leggero and other comedians like Atsuko Okatsuka, Frank Castillo, Yamaneika Saunders, David Lucas and Sarah Tiana.

roastmaster Jeffrey Ross Consider Mr. Peanut a twice-roasted nut. Planters and agency partner VaynerMedia brought out this generation's roastmaster Jeffrey Ross and comedian/actress and author Natasha Leggero to shell the brand's spokesnut with a few zingers.

"To roast MR. PEANUT®, we knew it required the scale and excitement of a proper roast, complete with a live band, hungry crowd, and laugh-out-loud talent," said Rafik Lawendy, head of marketing, PLANTERS®. "While you entertain with delicious peanuts at your at-home viewing party, we'll provide the nutty entertainment."

Peanut, who lived out the entirety of his years as the mascot of the Planters snack food company, has died. He was 104. The iconic brand ambassador died heroically sacrificing himself to save his friends Wesley Snipes and Matt Walsh.

In 1916 Amedeo Obici held a contest asking people to draw a logo they thought best represented his company. A young Suffolk schoolboy, named Antonio Gentile, drew the winning character: a peanut with arms, legs, and a cane.

History. Planters Peanut Company was founded in 1906 in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania by Amedeo Obici, and incorporated two years later as the Planters Nut and Chocolate Company. In 1916, a young schoolboy, Antonio Gentile submitted drawings of an anthropomorphic peanut to a design contest.

"To roast MR. PEANUT®, we knew it required the scale and excitement of a proper roast, complete with a live band, hungry crowd, and laugh-out-loud talent," said Rafik Lawendy, head of marketing, PLANTERS®. "While you entertain with delicious peanuts at your at-home viewing party, we'll provide the nutty entertainment."

Mr. Peanut is roasted by the Roastmaster General himself, Jeff Ross, along with Natasha Leggero, Atsuko Okatsuka, Yamaneika Saunders, David Lucas, Sarah Tiana and Frank Castillo. Streaming on Roku.

1916. The MR. PEANUT® character was born when schoolboy Antonio Gentile submitted his sketch to win the PLANTERS® brand contest for a brand icon. A commercial artist later added a top hat, a monocle and a cane.

Antonio Gentile In 1916 Amedeo Obici held a contest asking people to draw a logo they thought best represented his company. A young Suffolk schoolboy, named Antonio Gentile, drew the winning character: a peanut with arms, legs, and a cane.