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These days, parents are a little more health-conscious about what children eat - you are less likely to find bowls of cereals loaded with sugar at the breakfast table or fruit juice at lunch. But before we know what was the high fructose corn syrup,Cereals of children were just fun (and delicious too). And with foreign cartoon mascots and children who have entered the capers, the advertisements of these cereals were even better than the food themselves.

Here is a little funVintage cereal ads 70s, 80s, and '90. These cereals are not around today, but their memories live.

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The Ralston grain manufacturer has understood everything that "Waffelo" looks like sounds like "Buffalo". This'80s commercial cereals Featured "Waffelo Bill" and his horse, the cartoon character named a "Waffelo Hunter" and speaking as a person of an old Western movie. You must see it to believe it.

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Not be surpassed by the waffelos, these 90sWaffle CRISP Commercial Featured a grandmother that goes under cover in the cereal plant to hang crispy waffles for her grandson and friends. It's pretty healthy - until a few seconds when he revealed that the "grandmother" is really another disguised child. (Just look.)

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We are on board with cereals that transform your chocolate flavored milk. But whyThis' 70s commercial Astronauts have astronauts and have cow in a space outfit, when nothing on the cereal has been related to space?

This is another announcement where cartoon does not accurately match the product. Like Crazy Cow, Cap'n Crunch Choco Donut cereals has promised to transform your chocolate chocolate-flavored grain milk. But why the definition ofThis business to go from grocery store to a race track? There are too many things here-and the high speed energy of the race track does not exactly match the sagging you feel once the precipitation of cereal sugar is gone.

"Fruity marshmallow kristats" is not exactly a phrase that rolls from the tongue. But in a way, it works for that'80s cereals. It took the very fun breakfast that it is in fact, that's for sure.

What could doCount Chocula and Frankberry Get along with a mother they just met? A bowl of cereals, of course! You must admire General Mills' commitment to the theme monster cereal schedule.

Who would not want to have so much fun as the cartoon Baron von Redberry and Mr. Greamfellower has always done intheir ads of cereals? These cereals came from the good old days when each box contained a price (in this case, iron decals featuring cereal mascots).

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