25 Years ago The Cheesy Weeny was created to celebrate the Green Bay Fans. When Green Bay won the big game in 1997, Wisconsin was covered in green and gold and G logos. "You could put those colors on anything and it would sell... How about The Cheesy Weeny Condom?" The Associated Press picked up a press release and the Cheesy Weeny went worldwide. Jay Leno featured it in his monolouge, Rush Limbaugh talked about it, Fox and Friends did an interview, Playboy Magazine's Raw Data and major newspapers around the globe wrote about the Cheesy Weeny.

  • PLAYBOY MAGAZINE JULY 97

    JACK, OK, SWISS, NO WAY
    The Sport a Legend condom, which this year honors the Green Bay Packers, is just a harmless risque' novelty item for the die-hard fan. Even so, we'd have second thoughts about slipping into anything that is made by an outfit called the Cheesehead Condom Co.

  • CHICAGO TRIBUNE 3/97

    The newly founded Cheesehead Condom Co. is marketing the newest form of, uh, Packer Wear: Yep, Packer condoms in green and gold packages. They cost $2.50, which is a small price to pay if you're talking about limiting the number of Packers fans.

  • MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL 3/97

    The New green and gold "Sport a Legend" condom will probably do well, at least until some weekend quarterback's sweetheart takes the football metaphor a step too far and demands a measurement.

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