Cereals of the most popular children's year of your birth
In the 70s and the 80s, cereals inspired by the cartoon reigned supreme.
Childhood was a simpler time, when we were not worried about the amount of sugar at our breakfast or if there was enough time to eat a healthy meal. All that mattered at the time was the delicious of our breakfastcereal was. And if the box arrived at our favorite cartoon character is even better.
If you feel nostalgic for these simpler moments, you're lucky. We have rounded someReturn of grains from the 70s, 80 and '90. Some of them are still available, whileothers are not. Anyway, it's fun to remember these days easily watching cartoons with a bowl of cereals by hand.
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1970s cereals
1970: Bee Nest
This POST cereal was invented in 1965, which means many children from the 70s grew up. (So, the children of the 90s, who will remember ads "want me abundance".)
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1971: Fruity pebbles
Flintstones have inspired two types of cereals, fruity pebbles and cocoa pebbles, hitting store shelves in the 70s. Children today may not know the cartoon of the stone, but they still know this fruity cereal.
1972: COUNT CHOCULA
The 1970s brought Monster cereals, including Count Chocula, Franken Berry and Boo Berry. The flavors were not too inventive, but the packaging is pretty fun.
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1973: Pink Panther Flakes
Was there anything better than waking up on a Saturday morning and watchingThe show Pink Panther with a bowl ofPink Panther Flakes The fact that cereals turned the pink milk made this breakfast even more fun.
1974: Magic puffs
The grass magicians loved this grain of the 70s and his mascot, a magic hat.Magic puffs were "puffs of crisp frosted cereals", but they were not quite exciting to withstand the test of time.
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1975: Golden Grahams
Launched in 1975, Golden Grahams created Graham Crackers breakfast food. (Or, he made Graham-flavored cereal to breakfast food, anyway.) They are not as exciting as some of the other sweet cereals on this list, but they have always resisted the Time test.
1976: Kellogg concentrated cereals
Cereal central was introduced in 1959, but it was popular in the 1970s. He took his title of the high concentration of nutrients that were added to cereals, which makes parents feel like it. A healthy breakfast choice for children.
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1977: Cow cow cereals
Like puffs of cocoa, this cereal has promised to transform your chocolate to milk (or strawberry, if you puzzle the flavored fruit version). The comic cow was quite cute, even though this cereal did not last long.
1978: Cookie CISP
Cookie Cookie Mascots have changed over the years, but its delicious chocolate taste does not. (Although everyone knows the version of the bandit of the chip was far superior to the current mascot of the cereal.)
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1979: Waffelos
Forget to break the waffle. This cereal has brought all the taste of waffles into a breakfast cereal. They were even flavored with maple syrup!
Cereals of the 1980s
1980: Donutz powder
If your parents would not let you eat donuts for breakfast, they may leave you eating chocolate Donutz or donutz cereals powder. We admit, however, that this cereal does not compare to the thrill of eating a real donut.
1981: frosted flakes of banana
Have you ever seen a cereal advertising where banana slices are added to a bowl of cereals? Well, Kellogg took the next step with this cereal, adding banana flavors with frosted flakes.
1982: Krispies de Mary
Yes, Krispies rice treatments are made with marshmallows. But in the 1980s, there were also marshmallian krispies cereals, which had marshmallic bits, no oven required.
1983: Smurf Berry Crunch
The 70s and the 80s were a good time for brand cereals with cartoon characters. This one was based onThe Smurfs And was blue and red.
1984: Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, invented in 1984, brought all the delicity of cinnamon sugar toast into your morning cereal bowl. Today you can getCRUNCH CINNAMON TOAST CINNADUST Put on your bakery products (and toast to old).
1985: CERAL C-3POSPOS
ThisStars wars-The cereal reserves applied in the early 80s, to the greatest pleasure of the many fans of the franchise. It's no longer available, but you can still getStars wars cooking gadgets, like thatStars wars Snap.
1986: Circus Fun
This cereal has fruity stings in cute animal forms, such as elephants and lions. But given the fact that theRingling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is closed (And had a long time faced the criticism of his animal treatment), this cereal seems a lot less fun now.
1987: Cream of ice cream cones
This is another sweet breakfast that we do not know why we were allowed to eat. Again, what is better than having ice cream at breakfast?
1988: Cröonchy Stars Cereal
Every fan ofThe muppets had this cereal in their pantry. The box involved the Swedish chief. It was a real disappointment that this cereal did not last long on store shelves.
1989: Nintendo cereal system
This cereal was introduced in 1988, but it was interrupted in 1989. Nevertheless, the combination of video games and cereals is a fairly attractive enough.
Cereals from the 1990s
1990: Oat Honey Bouches
Introduced in 1989, this sweet cereal has been enjoyable at eating breakfast since.
1991: Mini cinnamon buns
Nothing is better than hot cinnamon rolls that are fresh from the oven. But when you do not want to make a lot, you can count on this cereal back in the day. The cereal pieces were even formed like small rollers of cinnamon.
1992: Berry Berry Kix
Kix ordinary was good, but Berry Berry Kix was much better. And yes, it was superior to Trix too.
1993: Sprinkling Spangles
Sprinkles make it all fun, so foods like Dannon sprink'lins andFunfetti Also dominated by the 90s. Unfortunately, this sprinkling cereal has not resisted the test of time.
1994: Crunch Pop Phen Pies
Introduced in 1994Pop-pied pies have turned everyone's favorite breakfast paste into a cereal. Nothing can beat the convenience of the original pastries, though.
1995: the puffs of Reese
Reese's's's's? For breakfast? It was the concept of Reese Cheves, who were introduced in 1994. For some reason, parents did not beat the fact that their children ate these sugar-loaded cereals before going to school.
1996: CRISP GAUFLE
This post cereal was shaped like small waffles and it promised that the taste of the house is also. If you feel nostalgic, check thisWaffle CRISP Commercial-Transt, there is a twist you have not seen coming.
1997: OREO O
The cereals had not claimed to be healthy in the 90s. With flavors like Oreo o on the market, it was perfectly acceptable to have a modeled sugar breakfast after cookies.
1998: French Toast Crunch
French crunch Toast made its debut in the 90s and it was the perfect mix of sweet and cinnamon flavor.
1999: RepTar Crunch
This Rugles -Est cereals Only was available in 1999, but real fans will still remember. Who could withstand these forms of dinosaur?
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