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Force
Introduced in 1901
Originally produced by the Force Food Company, an extension of H-O (Horby's Oats).
The toasted wheat flakes cereal was described on one package as "the whole wheat cooked with malt".
The cereal's mascot was a character named Sunny Jim.
The cereal was sold in England under the name "Sunny Jim's Original Force Wheat Flakes".
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Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)
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By Ricky
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Best cereal ever, followed by Clusters. Now both are unfortunately no longer available. Grrrrrr!
Comment submitted: 6/28/2020 (#25328)
By miss force
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Brought up with Force cereal. Only stopped eating it late 2009 as unable to get anymore. Wish could still get it.
Comment submitted: 6/19/2020 (#25298)
By Josie
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Sunny Jim is the Uncle Sam of all cereals!
Comment submitted: 2/2/2020 (#24854)
By Sunny M
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Never mind Star Wars, what about Star Trek? 'It's breakfast, Jim, but not as we know it.'
Comment submitted: 5/29/2018 (#23092)
By teresastokes56 (Team Breakfast Member)| Cereal Rating (out of 5): | |
It's great to see so many fellow Force-lovers here. My 90 year old father was brought up on it and misses it terribly, and so do I! Other wheat flakes are available but they are poor imitations and none has ever had the lightness and flavor of Force. I still use everyday their attractive wheat-ear knives, forks and spoons which we collected piece by piece in the 1970s when you could buy them if you sent off some packet tops. And that is all I have to remember it by. I wonder if the problem started when Weetabix and then the supermarket own brands started doing their own wheat flakes which were cheaper? They are nothing like as good as Force!
Comment submitted: 11/10/2017 (#22413)
By reen
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Last made by Nestles in England about 2011-2012, now discontinued. Very low sales, but never advertised! The dolls were still on sale in 1997 for about three pounds and two packet tops.
Comment submitted: 9/28/2017 (#22275)
By the boat (Team Breakfast Member)| Cereal Rating (out of 5): | |
Bring it back now! It's a disgrace that they are taking away memories as well as quality. Shameful!
Comment submitted: 2/14/2017 (#21387)
By Danforce (Team Breakfast Member)| Cereal Rating (out of 5): | |
Force Flakes leave the rest behind. They are utterly delicious and wholesome. They must be brought back if a revolution is not to break out. Dan
Comment submitted: 12/13/2016 (#21125)
By Revelle
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Please... somebody... bring back the best breakfast cereal ever! I am a Force lover!
Comment submitted: 10/14/2016 (#20951)
By Ray Gunn
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Best breakfast cereal ever. Can somebody else please make the wheat flakes? It would be a winner.
Comment submitted: 9/22/2016 (#20853)
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