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I was intrigued to see a new cereal the other day: a Dunkin Donuts and Post collaboration. Mocha Latte and Caramel Macchiato. Haven't tried yet bc its not really my cup of tea but interested to hear reviews. Also, new to your website and applaud your archive!

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Hi Mr Breakfast - A new cereal coming soon From KELLOGG'S and LITTLE DEBBIE and it's called Oatmeal Creme Pie Cereal.

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[Continued…] I'm not so sure that THE GREAT AMERICAN CEREAL BOOK is right — I saw something (in Internet Archive) about this cereal having been introduced in the 1950s (which I find very plausible). I can say that this cereal's name didn't ring a bell with me — I've been hoping that I'd remember some long, lost wonderful cereal name — that I'd go, "Oh, yeah!!!That's what it was!!! I haven't thought of THAT name for FOREVER!!!!!" Tentatively, I believe that the cereal that Teri and Deb-6 and I so very fondly remember is or was POST BRAN & PRUNE FLAKES. I suspect that it was introduced before 1964 — my guess would be that it was introduced in the 1950s (just a guess, for now!). If it's the right cereal, then the raisin-colored discs that I definitely and distinctly remember weren't dried raisins — they were dried prunes (plums) — prune flakes (which, unless I'm dreadfully wrong, were flat like discs). And yes!! MrBreakfast.com's Cereal Project has a web page for this cereal!!! I'm not sure that I've come up with the right answer. I'd say that the odds are about 50/50. I'll keep (those of) you (who care) POSTed…. I hope that I've made at least one individual happy. Take care, Mark

Hi, everybody! I've been trying hard to identify the delicious cereal that Mom served us when we were little, in the early (and possibly middle) 1960s (Comment #953, below). Well…the book — THE GREAT AMERICAN CEREAL BOOK — that I've been waiting on finally arrived today!!!! I'm not sure, but I think that — at long, long last — I've identified the cereal that I (and Teri and Deb-6) loved so much. I think that it was POST BRAN & PRUNE FLAKES. However, according to MrBreakfast.com's Cereal Project, this cereal was introduced in 1970. If that's really true, then it can't be the cereal that I so fondly remember from my childhood. But, according to THE GREAT AMERICAN CEREAL BOOK, POST BRAN & PRUNE FLAKES was launched in 1964. If so, it could be the cereal that Teri and Deb-6 and I have been trying to identify!! (I think that it is.) There are a number of video-recordings of POST BRAN & PRUNE FLAKES TV ads in YouTube and in Internet Archive. I grew up in the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s (having been born in 1955). The TV ads that I've seen (and heard) so far are certainly of/from the early or middle 1960s — they're not from 1970. (I'd bet real money on it.) Still…I've always remembered eating this wonderful-tasting cereal when I was very young — no later than in the very early 1960s (1960, 1961, and 1962). [To be continued…]

Hi, everybody! Today is Thursday, August 13, 2020. This is Mark, who has pledged to identify a cereal that I loved and enjoyed in the early 1960s, when I was little. (Please see my comments, Comment #953 and Comment #2068.) Good news!! With any luck, I'll soon know the answer!! I just bought a copy of the book, "The Great American Cereal Book". It's my understanding that this book is encyclopedic. (I sure hope so.) I expect that I'll find the answer. As soon as I do, I'll (finally!!) post it here.

Looking for the name of a cereal around the 1970s. It was brown square that was curled like a tube and had ridges in it.

Hi. I'm trying to identify a UK cereal - it may have been in the US as well most likely. Can anyone remember this - would definitely have been 1981-83. The exact name eludes me - but I'm sure it had the word FLEET in the title. I recall the advert had some sort of nautical theme, with a captain looking at other ships through a spyglass - when the attacked the took the cereal as the bounty (naturally). I feel it's something like 'GOLDEN FLEETS' - pretty sure it wasn't golden nuggets. The cereal itself was like little golden pillows - think they were hollow. Damn.. .what was it???

To Teri and Deb-6: Check out my comment, which is Comment #953 (8/30/2015). Today is 5/28/2020. I hadn't looked at this webpage for months or years. I jumped for joy when I saw your comments. I'm so glad that somebody besides me remembers that great cereal (and knows that it did exist). Now I'm determined to find out what its name was. As soon as I do, I'll post it here!

Mark

I don't see the fairly recent Nestle Crunch Cereal. I believe this is currently only available in Europe.

Does anyone remember a breakfast cereal that came in a brown box and had a clock on the front of it? I would love to know the name of it if you can remember it.

Back in the 80's Kellogg’s had a Frosted Apple Cinnamon Mini Wheats with little pieces of apples on top. I know it was sadly discontinued. This was one of my favorite cereals growing up. I wish they would make this again mmm so good... It was not on your list of cereals.

Little Kurnels by Quaker 1930's - the only box I've ever seen just sold on Ebay April 2019. DEFINITELY is Cap'n Crunch - just 30 years early. Amazing.

Looking for the good old fashion Ralston Purina cereal in a box. Prepared the same way as Cream of Wheat.

Does anyone remember back in the 70s a Cream of Wheat cereal flavored brown sugar and banana? I know I ate this... did anyone else?

One of my siblings' and my favorite cereals in the early/mid-1970s was Buc Wheats, which was a sort of honey-flavored version of Wheaties from General Mills. I may be missing it here, but it doesn't seem to be included and I'd love to see it represented!

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Does anyone remember a cereal from the late 50's or early 60's that came in a box with individually wrapped clear cellophane pouches (long and skinny)? The cellophane had white writing on it. I remember the cereal was multi colored.

Anybody remember a hot cereal called Hi Graham? It tasted like graham crackers, probably from early 1960's?

Yes @Teri, I remember that cereal. I have been thinking about it for some time now. I remember it being very good. I wish they still made it.

Back in the 60's there was a cereal with sweet, flat, round discs. We called them 'smashed raisins' because they were with flakes like you would find in raisin bran. Does anyone remember this and have a name?

I live in Hermitage, TN; a suburb of Nashville. I used to find Banana Nut Cheerios at my local Walmart but for the past 6 months, have been unable to find it. Walmart says that they do not carry it anymore. Can you please tell me where I can find it? I mix it with Honey Nut Cheerios and it is my very favorite. Please help me find it.

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Hey, I am trying to explore the world of vegan cereals. I just reviewed one called "Jungle Munch". You can see the unboxing/review if you click the link. Let me know if you guys know any other vegan cereals that I should try!

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Trying to find name of hot cereal my husband loved as a child in the late '50's. It was white and lumpy but not Cream of Wheat or Rice... in Westchester county NY. Thoughts?

Is Kellogg's crazy? Bring Danish Go Rounds back! They're missing the boat on gaining market share and product loyalty from those '60s and '70s kids that would now share this product with our own now adult children as well as our grandchildren.

Apitezo, advertised in the early 1900s, here is a newspaper ad for it, came as both "biscuits" and "grains". Another possibly: "Nu-Life", from the early 1900s, see 1903 article "Simple Simon Down to Date", which mentions it as "whole wheat, twice cooked, and is ready to serve". It calls it a flake.

Also "IT" cereal - an ad from 1903 calls it "the new and better breakfast food", says "You will live longer if you eat It", and notes it requires no cooking. The ad appears February 5 1903. It seems the cereal was introduced in 1903.

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The Malta Vita Pure Food Company had a cereal called "Vim". It is described as a new cereal in a 1904 newspaper.

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Hi, Mr. Breakfast! I'm not seeing Maltex, Cream of Rice, or Cream of Wheat in your (awesome) list. All three are/were hot cereals (as you know). Also, in the 1960s (and probably before) there was a flake cereal that had lots of small (1/4"?), raisin-colored discs (which were basically flat and circular). I'd think that these discs were made from dried raisins. For the life of me, I can't recall the name of that cereal! I'm confident that it was made by one of the huge, well-known cereal companies--maybe Post, Kellogg's, General Mills, Nabisco, etc.

Here's another new cereal I spotted from Disney's Frozen movie.

Mr Breakfast Reply: Thanks Bucksky! I just found a box and added a new listing to the project.

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Happy New Year Mr. Breakfast. Check out Froot Loops Bloopers which kind of resemble Crunch Berries.

Mr Breakfast Reply: Thanks for the heads-up! I just added that one.

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A cereal which may be of interest, "Jersey Jems" from circa 1928. They are described in an ad as a "delicious new breakfast dish" and as being "golden-brown kernels of toasted rice and other grains". Since there is quite a bit of interest in the Jersey Cereal Company, I feel they may be eligible to be listed on here.

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New for the Holidays, Holiday Sprinkles Cookie Crisp and Sugar Cookie Toast Crunch from General Mills!

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I am glad I found this website. I am looking for the name of a cereal from the 70's that was a brown disk about the diameter of a penny, but about as thick as three pennies. I remember the commercial... it was animated and they would stack the cereal like coins, but they didn't resemble an actual coin they looked like they would be chocolate but they weren't. I have searched the Breakfast lists but can't find the name.

Note From Mr Breakfast: I thing the cereal you're looking for is Wheat Stax from General Mills.

Back around 2000-2002 or so, there was a cereal I believe was called "Krunchin' Rice Krispies", but I can't seem to find it ANYWHERE on the Internet. All I really remember where that the cereal pieces where large chunks as opposed to flaky, and the commercials for the cereal involved Snap, Crackle, and Pop standing on a Billboard and the police telling them to get down.

Just saw Rice Krispies Multigrain Shapes in the store but not here.

How about "Brittle Bits", introduced circa 1902. See section of page titled "A Great Clear-ing Up Sale", where it is described as "a very fine breakfast food, similar to grape nuts, regular price 15c, sale price 5c". Is this eligible for a page on this site?

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Do you have a page for Cera Nut Flakes? I don't know when they were sold from, but they appear in ads circa 1902-1904. One of these ads describes it as being a product of "National Pure Food Co. Ltd" and describes it as "made from wheat and nuts - crisp and delicious"

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Every time I go to the store lately, I seem to notice a new cereal. Here is today's, Honeycomb with Twisted Marshmallows. I haven't poured a bowl yet but just opening the box and digging around I'm having a heck of a time finding the marshmallows. Hopefully there's a lot at the bottom!

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I was browsing through the Marshmallow Cereal Family today and I noticed that Apple Jacks with Marshmallows wasn't listed. I then check the A-Z listings under A for Apple and M for Marshmallow and didn't find it listed anywhere. Can this be? Am I missing it somewhere? It's been out for awhile and still in stores.

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Here is another new cereal. Spongebob Squarepants Fruity Splash cereal. I saw it in a store but couldn't find it on General Mills website yet.

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Here's a new cereal I discovered today... JIF Peanut Butter Cereal. I bought a box but I haven't tried it yet.

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In this 1904 advertisement, there is a mention of a cereal called "It", yes It, which is described as "the new cereal, healthful, delicious". See section near bottom called "Best Foods Little Priced", sub-section "Another Great Cereal Sale". Also mentioned are "Boston Brown Flakes". I hope this information is of interest.

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I haven't tried them myself, but there was a cereal in the early 1900s called Voigt Cream Flakes by the Voigt Cereal Food Co. Ltd. Advertisements for them appear in several 1903 newspapers. I don't know when they were introduced, but the earliest ads I came across come from 1903 and the latest come from 1911. I hope this information is useful, and that the cereal is eligible to have a listing on this website.

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I have recently seen two new cereals in the stores that I don't see in your archives yet. One is Chocolate Toast Crunch from General Mills. The other is Cap'n Crunch's Sprinkled Donut Crunch.

I found a cereal that doesn't have a page yet: Post Great Grains Cranberry Almond Crunch. I think it's the only Great Grains flavor without one. After searching the database I found an unrelated cereal from Post called Cranberry Almond Crunch that appears to have been discontinued, so maybe this kind is a rebranding of sorts?

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I just read an article about a gender-based cereal designed to boost libido. I came here to see if you had any info on it, but you do not. From the article: "BigLifeLiving worked with nutrition experts to create two different oat-based products that would give both genders the ingredients their body needs to help them in the bedroom..." Check it out.

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I remember a wheat cereal from a major cereal company called Stax, or Staks, something like that. Thick roundish disks about the size of a quarter and thick as 2 quarters. Not solid, it was honeycombed inside. The gimmick was how many you could stack up. Late 60s up to maybe early 70s. Stayed crisp in milk, maybe too crisp, they could shred the inside of our mouth.

I can not find Ice Age: Continental Drift Cinnamon Cereal anywhere!

I have an empty box of cereal from a movie - "Ice Age Continental Drift - Cinnamon Cereal" (Limited Edition) is printed across the top. Made by Post and the best when used date on the top is APR1913P16. I would guess that is April 19, 2013.

What about Waffleo's? With Waffleo Bill (and his horse). Blueberry Waffleo's were the bomb for a cereal! - Greg V.K. Minnesota.

From Mr Breakfast: Hi Greg. Those cereals are actually already in the Cereal Project. You find them here: Waffleos and Blue Berry Waffelos.

Hi - You seem to be missing Cap'n Crunch Cinnamon Roll Crunch. Thanks.

From Mr Breakfast: Thanks for the heads-up! I've just added that cereal to the project: Cinnamon Roll Crunch.

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Post "Create a Crunch" - came out summer of 1999. It was a bunch of cereals in the same box you could mix together with sprinkles and stuff. I don't think it lasted long. Can't find any info on it, a great part of my childhood

In the 1950s, we were served a hot cereal made by Ralston Purina. It was not Maypo (that was later) and I cannot remember the name of it. Anyone know?

Can anyone help? I remember as a child back in the 60's a roundish bright yellow cereal (almost like Honey Smacks) but had a totally different taste. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

I'm searching for an old hot ceral called Ralston Purina by Checkerboard Square. It was a farina mixed with some red specks. I haven't seen it for years. Is it still in production anywhere?

I have been searching for a hot cereal for a long time that was discontinued or is no longer available in Missouri. I can't remember the exact name. It was something like sunshine something or maybe sunshine morning? Whatever. I have done several searches and just can't find it. Can anyone help?

I have a Sugar Jets 1955 or 1957 Major Jets Magic Decoder cereal box that's amazing. It's worth a bundle. Email me at frankbrino@hotmail.com. I do eBay so get it before I put it up.

I have a recipe that calls for Oat Brand Options to be used. What cereal that is still available could I use instead? I never ate them so I don't know what cereal is comparable. Thanks =)

Also, the new Kellogg's Krave that came out. Delicious!

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You are missing all the Kellogg's Crunchamania cereals.

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You are missing Ralston Oat Bran Options Flakes Cereal - released 12-1988. I have the box.

You are missing Kellogg's Nutrific Oatmeal Flakes - 1988

Why did Post alter the taste and texture of Post Grape Nuts? Add milk to a bowl of the same and it turns into a soppy mess. It wasn't that way before; when milk was added, the cereal remained crunchy and delicious. I think they ruined a good thing, like so many corporate decisions do these days!

It looks like you don't yet have Kellogg's Krave on your site. It's one of my new favorite cereals! Yum! It reminds me a lot of a very popular Israeli cereal, Cariot.

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Does anyone remember a cereal in the 70's & 80's that was a brown flake with black specks & the box had a picture of a clock on it?

Hi to Divemaster109 (comment 189). I loved that cereal too and I'm thinking it was maybe Kellogg's concentrate cereal. It was supposed to be used as added protein like wheat germ. It came in a small gold box with a metal spout on the side. Let me know if I'm correct. All I know is that the box barely lasted 2 days and it cost a little more than regular cereal.

You are missing Post Fruit and Fibre - Tropical Fruit 1984 - the 4th flavor in this line of cereal. I have a box and can upload a picture if you'd like.

You are missing Post Honey Nut Crunch Raisin Bran - from 1983. I have a box - possibly the only one - if you want the picture - let me know.

Please post if anyone finds the cereal described in comment #273. My grandpa used to buy these little bags in bulk and sell them from his small repair shop. Delicious.

In support of comment 204, as a child in the 1960's, I ate a cold cereal that is like crushed Wheat Chexs. It came in a paper bag with a resealable metal strip at the top that you rolled down and bent the tabs. I remember that it was bought at the local feed mill located in Cattaraugus County in NY. I remember it being called Sheddies but this is unlike the Sheddies in your databases which were squares.

There is one cereal that I remember, although I can't be sure of the name, I believe it was Old Fashioned Apple Raisin Crisp. It had flakes that were not flat like Wheaties (I believe they were made with oatmeal) and there were dried apple bits on them and I believe there were raisins in it. I can tell you the year (time frame) I know I had them was around 1986/1987. Beyond that, I don't remember anything other than I loved that cereal. Hope someone can remember something about them. :)

I didn't see any of the Little Bites Frosted Mini Wheats (honey nut and chocolate, I believe).

Note From Mr Breakfast: Hi Sarah. They're both in there under "F" for "Frosted". Bet you were looking under "L". I should consider moving them there. Thanks.

I am not seeing the Honey & Oat Granola from 365, Whole Foods Company on your cool website. It has oat and honey granola clusters and is soooo good.

Hi I am not seeing Chocolate Granola on your radical website, I love that cereal it is from Back to Nature. It has granola clusters and dark chocolate chunks.

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I just spent 3 weeks in England and was happy to find and try Chocolate Weetabix, the tiny pieces of chocolate are tasty and not too sweet - I would love to buy it over here in the U.S.!

I didn't come across this specific flavor of cereal, Malt-o-Meal's Blueberry Muffin Tops!

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Wat was the name of the dark brown hot cereal in the late 60's?

Fleury Flakes came out this year in limited form so I don't know if it is acceptable or not. It is made by the same people who make Flutie Flakes. I currently have two boxes of Fleury Flakes and I can add pictures and details: http://ingoalmag.com/news/ingoal-daily-update-marc-andre-fleury-flakes-out/ and http://www.wtae.com/r/26717598/detail.html

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You do not have Kellogg's Fruit Bearries - 2001. It was test marketed in selected cities but Kelloggs went with Hunny B's instead - very similar box. The 'Fruit Bearries' are very very rare - picture linked. This is only box I have ever seen and it is full.

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Carrie - The cereal you are thinking of is Kellogg's OJ's.

In addition to HONEY Almond Delight by Ralston, which you still have not added yet, you are also missing Honey Nut OAT Chex by Ralston. It was made for less than a year in 1990 and then it was not until 1999 that they reintroduced Honey Nut Chex - but it was not OAT it was and still is CORN. This is the box - it is American and needs added to your Chex Family ....

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wrt comment #212: It might have been Hot Ralston

You have missed Better Oats Brand and Mom's Best Naturals which are gaining rave reviews across the country.

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Re: Banana Squiggles: I think you mean Banana Wackies

Does anyone remember Banana Squiggle? It was a General Mills I think.

I have looked everywhere but I can not find anything about this cereal on your site: Milkman Cereal. It had a blue box and a milkman on the front. I remember eating it and loving it as a kid -- I believe it was a "brand name" and not a store brand. Can you find anything on this cereal?? Thanks! :-) K

In 1991, Ralston made a new variety of Almond Delight Cereal called Honey Almond Delight. I have been to all Ralston pages and cannot find it on your website. Picture is attached showing the difference between regular flavor Almond Delight and HONEY flavor. The box pictured is the only example I have ever found.

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You're missing Count Chocula and Frankenberry.

Note From Mr Breakfast: Hi Papa C. Those cereals are actually already in the project. Click here to see all the monster cereals. Thanks!

Mr. Breakfast - One of my favorite cereals [circa 1959] was the "Sunnyfield Double-Toasted Cornflakes" sold by the A&P food store chain. Could you recommend a similar tasting product? Below [@URL] is a much earlier example of the product than I remember. THANKS! emitjr2001@yahoo.com

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Whatever happened to Branola? I think it was a post product. I have not seen it for years and I loved it. I was stationed overseas and I bought it from the PX. When I came back to the states in 2000, I never could find it.

I saw the review for the pumpkin pie pop tarts, but I don't see anything on Kellogg's Danish Go Rounds. I sure remember them from the late 60s in strawberry, blueberry, or cinnamon and they tasted a lot better than Pop Tarts. Sure wish Kellogg's would bring them back!

I remember Wheaties Bran & Raisin Flakes. The Raisin flakes were thin grape gel slices that really dissolved fast in milk and turned the milk purple, but, they sure tasted great!

To "greatness": Thanks! Oat Chex can be found right here.

To "uonlylive2x": Thanks! I created a page for Cinnamon Nut Cheerios. Really appreciate the comment.

To "stolf": Thanks for the comment. I wonder if you meant Honey Graham Chex. Frosted Rice Chex Juniors are right here. But I didn't have them in the Chex Cereal Family, so thanks for noticing that. The other cereals you mentioned are in The Project. You can find them if you look at the alphabetical listing. Thanks so much.

dannyfixit. I remember having hot brown cereal like C of W also. Try whole grain C of W. It is like farina but brown. Add butter and brown sugar and milk.

dannyfixit: That was called CoCo Wheats with the Bear on the cover

In 1950s, my mom fed me a warm cereal, similar to Cream O Wheat, that was brown in color and she served it to us putting butter on it. Was much more flavor than C-O-Wheat. Decades later I asked her what it was and she says Grape Nuts. Might be having dementia setting in. It was not nugget sized like current GN, but again more like C-O-Wheat. Came in a box similar to C-O-Wheat. Have hunted sites like this, but no clues yet. Tried Wheatena, it is definitely NOT it. Thats very nasty stuff. Pored it out in the flowerbeds...

Oat Chex is late 1980's - I have a box - very short lived

Hello - You have no mention of Cinnamon Nut Cheerios. This was made in late 1976 and early 1977 and may not have been very long lived. It is by far the rarest of all Cherrios boxes. Pictures of my box - the only known example are at the link here.

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I read through the comments again...

To Carrie: probably Kellogg's OJ's, although the cowboy had a branding iron not a lasso...

To OpieAndy: sounds like Ralston's Freakies, though I don't believe the non-marbit pieces were fruit-flavored... Mr Breakfast, can you help?

Some stuff for your excellent Chex Family page... I have color ads of most for confirmation or pix...

missing: Graham Chex 1993
missing: Frosted Rice Chex Juniors 1991

Double Chex... I have 1988 not 1992. Also 2 versions; Rice+wheat, Corn+Wheat. I Heart Double Chex: same 2 versions

Dates: frosted mini 2001....sugar frosted 1968...bran 1977....honey graham 1987....super sugar 1974

Wheat Chex began as Shredded Ralston... like tiny shredded wheat pillows... name changed around 1950, couple years later, shape changed to criss-cross like rice & corn...

I would add from 1966 Mr Waffles, regular and banana... these were Chex-shaped and no doubt lead to sugar frosted, sugar, and super sugar...

Finally, I have a question... random references here and there to an Oat Chex in the 1960s... I've never seen it... you?

To Dean: That was Kellogg's Corny Snaps... no its wasn't touche!...and yes its on the site here...

To divermaster01: That's Kellogg's Concentrate

To cliff: Yup and they also had w/prune flakes..it was good!

I'm looking for a fruity cereal with marshmallows in a blue box from the early 70s. I believe it was only around a few years. I loved it and it was quickly gone from shelves. It would have been like fruity alpha-bits with marshmallows, but it was not a variation of alpha-bits. I know the answer is out there somwhere...!

In the late 1960's there was a cereal available in the Niagara Falls region (NY side) that came in simple brown bags with a kind of "Ralston Purina" checkered label. The cereal could be eaten cold or hot, and was a malted-wheat; the consistency was that of 'shreds' but these were a bit thicker than if you had crumbled a shredded wheat biscuit, and they were darker -- more like the color of Wheat Chex. The cereal seems to have disappeared, though it had a flavor and texture that rivaled anything else, hot or cold, on the market. Anyone else know more about this?

It appears that Toy Story 3 Cereal is coming this week per Kmarts add. The link below is the picture from the weekly add found on their website. KaboomFan

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Post Bran'ola! I haven't seen it in years, but I used to eat it as a kid because it was actually really good.

I remember as a child I loved Kellogg's Sugar Stars. They were shaped like stars and had a caramel taste to them.

Special K Satisfaction!

Hey great site and list! I'm just posting a missing cereal for you to add. There's not much information about this cereal but It's Strawberry Rice Krispies from 1983 and a similar "strawberry krispies" that was on the shelves in 1997. I vaguely remember the 1997 version, here's the link from where i found it.

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Trying to recall a cereal from the 70's or 80's featuring a turtle wearing a mask and wielding a sword (Touche Turtle?). Did I miss it on here?

I don't know if anyone remembers this cereal. It was the early 70's. It was in a small gold-paper wrapped box, I don't remember the name. It was the size of a Grapenuts box. I was born in 1966 so I think it was maybe '72. The cereal were very tiny round flat discs, golden colored. I just remember it was yummy. Does anyone remember that cereal?

Also Buckwheats. I LOVED that cereal too.

Thanks, Laurie

Re: Quake. That can't be the cereal because I was born in 1979.

To Carrie - I know the cereal you're thinking of... Quake (from Quaker)... the character on the box was a miner. Then he became a cowboy. Attaching link. Is this the one?

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I remember a cereal from the early 80s that was orange flavored and the box had a cowboy with a lasso on it. Does anyone else remember this or am I just crazy?

To Dana000 - Good news! You're not crazy. The cereal was actually called Kaleido Rice Krispies and it came out in 1995. I was able to find a pic of the box (see link below). Thanks for asking about this one... it wasn't in the database until I looked for it based on your note. You're awesome!

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I can remember a cereal called (I think) Wheaties with Raisin Flakes back in the early 1960s. It had dried, flattened raisins that were as thin as a sheet of paper, and actually quite tasty--more like grapes. One of my first disappointments was when that one was discontinued.

Sunshine Shredded Wheat

This might sound crazy but I remember a cereal called I think Kaleidoscope Rice Krispies - which was pretty much Rice Krispies with more colors. I can't find anything about it. Am I crazy Mr Breakfast? Cheers!

Banana Bubbles?

For allary: I found out a few things Holleb's Supreme Brownie Toasted Corn Flakes and tracked down a couple of pictures. See the link below. If you've found any more info since you posted, please leave a comment on the cereal's page. I'm still trying to find the exact year of introduction. Thanks a lot for the message!

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Thanks Martian P! I found some good information on Breakfast On The Run and created a page for it. Have a look at the link below. Thanks a million for the suggestion.

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I remembered one that you're missing. Breakfast On The Run from probably Ralston in the early 90's. It was a box you could eat and included milk and a spoon. The cereal was basically frosted flakes, but since it had its own name, I think you might consider adding it if possible.

Hi mercercafe - Thanks so much for the heads-up about Fingos. You were right... it wasn't yet in the database. I found a lot of info and created a page (link below). I really appreciate your input. Thanks again.

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I remember a cereal from the early '90's called Fingos. I don't know how long it actually stayed on the market though. Here is an image (not mine) that I found on the web of it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/3984582901/

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Have you ever heard of Holleb's Supreme Brownie Toasted Corn Flakes? This is what I have, and can't find out Anything about it. Thank you

TO's. Sold in Buffalo since the arrival of Terrel Owens on the bills. It's a generic honey nut Cheerios. Sold at Top's supermarkets.

I'm not sure what the cereal was called, but I do remember a magician on the box. The cereal had cocolate in the middle was small and square. It wasn't on the market very long... and what about Captain Crunch the Vanilla cereal with the whale on the box?

Thank you, Mr Breakfast, for giving C.W. Post Cereal a page! I hope you can get a photo of the box. I think it looked very similar to the recipe file in the photos you got from Ebay.

Hi Amy - Thanks so much for letting me know that C.W. Post Cereal was missing from the database. I've added a page (see link below). In researching the cereal, I discovered that there's a lot of people who really loved that cereal. I haven't been able to find a very good picture of the box. If anyone has one, please let me know. Thanks again Amy!

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Update on C.W. Post Cereal: the new Honey Bunches of Oats "Just Bunches" cereal is almost identical to the old C.W. Post. It doesn't have raisins, so I guess my memory was faulty. Or maybe C.W. Post came with or without. I have a recipe file box from C.W. Post that I'd be happy to send you a photo of, but I'm not sure how to do that on your message board.

For PJ88 - Hi PJ... Thanks for the great note. I was able to track down New Kids On The Block cereal. I really appreciate your help. Link to cereal page below...

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Gummi Bears Cereal! AAAARRRRG!

That's what I used to do when my grandma pulled it out. Circa 1980's, based on the Disney animated show. It was essentially a bowl full of Crunch Berries. Cannot for the life of me find it anywhere online. Just two places where it's briefly mentioned. Wish I could offer more but I would cerealsly (heh) like to see Gummi Bears Cereal on this site.

My favorite cereal when I was young was "C.W. Post". I was surprised that it wasn't on your list, either alphabetical or under Post as the manufacturer. It was probably made in the 70's (mid to late?). I recall it being a granola type cereal with raisins.

There was a New Kids On The Block cereal that I don't see in your list... 99% sure that it was from Ralston. Great site btw.

Hi L.W. - You can actuall find that cereal under "Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers". Check out the link below. I liked that cereal too. Thanks for keeping me on my toes.

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I'm not seeing Cinnamon Krunchers in your (AWSOME) list. It was my favorite cereal for a while. I wanna say around 2002. It had Tony the Tiger on the box and was from Kellogg's.