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Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)
14 comments



By PublicEnemy009

Rating (out of 5):

I was born in 91, but did a little research about hot and cold cereal for no particular reason and found this cereal. I would love to buy this cereal if it were available. Sugar crisps are good, why wouldn't these be good.

Comment submitted: 4/12/2020 (#25058)



By Bdavis

Rating (out of 5):

I remember in the early 1940's it came in a bag instead of a box... we lived out in the country where the gravel roads end and we didn't even have electricity but my Dad brought home a bag of Ranger Joes. We ate it with milk fresh from the cow.

Comment submitted: 8/15/2019 (#24420)



By Major Fan

Ranger Joe's sidekick was Rodger's wife Sally Starr. The Hazel-Atlas Glass Company produced the cereal bowl, ranch mug, a tumbler, and a rare six inch breakfast plate (found on the history site for this company). Blue decoration is considered more desirable than red. Tied in to the foods promotion and shows on TV/Radio, there was a Ranger Joe Day in Philly.

Comment submitted: 6/28/2018 (#23199)



By Prheavy

Rating (out of 5):

I had a Ranger Joe cereal bowl that I used daily in the 1950s. Wish I still had it!

Comment submitted: 1/4/2018 (#22572)



By tombomb

Rating (out of 5):

One of my favorites when I was a child in the mid 40's.

Comment submitted: 3/8/2017 (#21461)



By Nanny

Rating (out of 5):

My favorite as a child. Have had the cereal bowl since I was little and a few years ago found the cup. No one but me seems to remember it but I loved it.

Comment submitted: 1/19/2016 (#19866)



By Lyrics?

Rating (out of 5):

Can anybody tell me what the words were to the Ranger Joe song?

Comment submitted: 6/28/2015 (#19170)



By Pennsylvania Pa

Rating (out of 5):

This was the cereal my father ate for years and was what I first remembered as a kid. We had the mugs and cereal bowls and I have a number of mugs still, plus several cellophane bags. My mother saved them to use as liners in freezer boxes (we were dairy farmers and had to be very self-reliant). American Pickers recently 'picked' a Ranger Joe mug on their show.

Comment submitted: 5/12/2015 (#19001)



By R.J. Mug

I have a Ranger Joe coffee mug... wondering if it's collectable. Anybody know?

Comment submitted: 1/18/2015 (#18391)



By DianedG

Rating (out of 5):

Loved this cereal growing up! It came in a cellophane bag.

Comment submitted: 1/6/2015 (#18317)



By jim

Rating (out of 5):

Sugar coated or honey coated puffed wheat was my favorite from 1939-on and still is today. Made under many names but still I call it Ranger Joe.

Comment submitted: 5/9/2014 (#17036)



By luke5

Rating (out of 5):

Anyone out there looking for Ranger Joe pants and shirt. Won in a coloring contest about 1952. jbmyr(at)yahoo.com

Comment submitted: 4/26/2014 (#16989)



By Carl Bunker

Rating (out of 5):

This was my absolute favorite cereal as a child in the late 40's.

Comment submitted: 6/15/2013 (#12410)



By ThoseWereTheDays

Rating (out of 5):

This was the first cereal I ever had.

Comment submitted: 5/24/2009 (#190)