Here's a list of 10 Childhood Cereals That You Completely Forgot About (Part 1). Kids love breakfast cereals and these are 10 Kid's Cereals that you completely forgot existed. ➡️ Subscribe to BabbleTop:
Good old cereal. When you walk down the cereal aisle as an adult, it is nowhere near as exciting as it was when you were a child. Is that because you have changed or because the cereals have? Maybe both? Here is the first part of a two part list - 10 childhood cereals that you completely forgot about - part 1.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:25 Banana Frosted Flakes
1:32 Count Chocula
3:01 Dino Pebbles
4:34 Strawberry Shortcake
5:49 C3PO’s
7:28 Oreo O’s
8:49 Bart Simpson Peanut Butter Chocolate Crunch
9:56 Cinnamon Mini Buns
11:00 French Toast Crunch
12:00 Pop Tarts Crunch
SUMMARIES:
- From 1981 to 1984 there were Banana Frosted Flakes. Can you even imagine? Is this something that you had eaten or something you are hearing about now for the first time?
- When we think of friendly cartoon vampires today we think about Adam Sandler voicing the vampire/hotel owner/father in the Hotel Transylvania movies. Back in the day when this film franchise had not yet been created, when children thought about vampires they thought about Count Chocula.
- The Flintstones were incredible. They were one of the first animated families to be brought into homes across America via the television. They were also the first animated series to hold a prime time slot.
- This next one is on the list of Childhood Cereals You Completely Forgot About because of the smell. Remember the artificial strawberry smell of the Strawberry Shortcake cereal? If you can’t, you can probably imagine it.
- “Two crunches in every double O” said the commercial, as the classic Star Wars theme played in the background. Two crunches! Why is that? Well, this cereal put two traditional O’s together to create two Os, which looked a lot like a figure eight.
- This cereal was basically just like Cheerios but with Oreo flavored O’s. Oreo O’s were made by Post Cereals from Post Consumer Brands. It launched in 1997 and had a very successful 10 year run before being discontinued in 2007.
- If you watched The Simpsons as a kid, you ran to get to the television in time to see the couch bit. It was always different… or maybe it wasn’t. Maybe you would run to get to the TV and be disappointed because you’ve seen it before.
- One big, hot, steamy cinnamon bun with icing on the top is truly delicious. How about three or four mini cinnamon buns on a spoon bathing in milk? They are crispy and crunchy and cinnamon-y too! Kellogg’s Cinnamon Mini Buns.
- For those who were not eating Cinnamon Mini Buns but loved the taste of cinnamon, there was French Toast Crunch. It was like having tons and tons of cinnamon French toast in a bowl of cereal. Remember the picture on the box of the French Toast slices being your cereal pieces!
- Okay. There is bad news and good news. The bad news is that this cereal was discontinued in 1995. Now, it is time for the good news. In 2018, the rumor mill started churning up about the possibility of Pop Tarts Crunch making a comeback, and people got very excited. These remained as rumors for some time until in January of 2019, when it happened. Kellogg's re-released Pop Tarts Crunch.
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