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From: Independent / Undefined
Introduced in 2001


This limited-edition cereal was introduced by Rittenhouse Archives (in association with scifihobby.com) in September of 2001. The cereal was available exclusively in comic and collectible shops and never appeared in grocery stores.

Three versions of the box were produced each featuring one of three characters from the television series Xena: Warrior Princess: Xena, Gabrielle and Callisto.

The back of each box contained 4 cut-out trading cards (12 in all). The trading cards were also made available as a set, separate from the cereal. The cards found in the separate set were printed on both sides, unlike the cut-out versions.

Stores that ordered Xena: Taste of Honey Cereal received cases containing the following: 12 fully packed boxes (with cereal inside), 3 unassembled flat boxes and 1 of 3 different bonus, hand-numbered trading cards featuring the artwork from the boxes.

The television series Zena: Warrior Princess staring Lucy Lawless ran for 6 seasons from 1995 through 2001.


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By LittleWiseAcre

Best. Show. Ever. Never got to try the cereal.

Comment submitted: 9/6/2015 (#19426)



By Trampus

Get it? The name of this cereal is a euphemism for va-jay-jay. Something any nerd who bought this knows nothing about.

Comment submitted: 6/20/2011 (#5160)