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I am all about Count Chocula :D
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I still eat that to this day!

http://www.lavasurfer.com/cereal-guide.html

is a great site if you want to look over the 80s (or anytime) cereals. Remember Dunkin'Donuts cereal? Or Nintendo!

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Fruity Pebbles is my all time favorite it was better back in the day when they only had 3 flavors.How about the ones they stopped making ?Remember Ice Cream Cones?They were chocolate and vanilla puffs with chocolate covered marshmallows MMMMM!And how about all those Captain Crunch Rip-offs like Donkey Kong and Mr. T.And who could ever forget Smurf Berry Crunch?
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that ice cream cones one sounds really good. why would they ever stop making that?????

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Fruity Pebbles is my all time favorite it was better back in the day
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I absolutely love fruity pebbles...especially when they get mushy!! ;D

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I distinctly remember eating Banana Frosted Flakes.That was
a pretty good cereal.
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    You know, I was going to talk about that, too. I wonder why it didn't catch on? You could tell they used real banana material instead of artificial "banana" flavor. (Maybe people were afraid it would be that fake flavor, which is why they didn't buy it.)
    And those short-lived cereals of the 80's. There was one called OJ's, an orange-flavored cereal.

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BTW, the most shameless in the 80s was Ralston... check them out!

http://www.lavasurfer.com/cereal-ralston.html
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They just jumped on the "fad" bandwagon, didn't they?  ;) ;D 8)

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Anyone remember Quisp or OJ's?
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Someone did earlier in the thread.

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A few years ago, a consumer magazine here did a study of all available breakfast cereals in the country, and reported that all Kellogg's cereals were as nutritious as eating a bowl of sugar. Kellogg's reacted by saying that their cereals are only meant to be "part" of a nutritious breakfast, but someone else made the point that, with the level of "cereal" these products actually have (almost none), they should really be called sugar confection.

;D
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I think cereals were meant to have sugar in em'.That's what
gave them the sweetness(I.E. Frosted Flakes,Lucky Charms,
Fruity Pebbles,etc....)

howard ;D

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A few years ago, a consumer magazine here did a study of all available breakfast cereals in the country, and reported that all Kellogg's cereals were as nutritious as eating a bowl of sugar. Kellogg's reacted by saying that their cereals are only meant to be "part" of a nutritious breakfast, but someone else made the point that, with the level of "cereal" these products actually have (almost none), they should really be called sugar confection.

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Why do you think they say eating a "complete" breakfast, including <insert name of cereal> will help you get a jump start on your morning?  With all of that sugar?  Who wouldn't be on a sugar rush?  Why do you think I only feed my kids cereal when school is in session?(JK!)

One of my favs was King Vitamin.

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http://www.carriegunn.com/booberrybox.jpg


LMAO!  How funny is that?  

The other really funny thing is that cereals always had SUGAR in their name:  Super Sugar Crisp, Sugar Smacks, etc.  NOWWW....everyone being anti-sugar with kids, notice is is HONEY SMACKS!  GOLDON CRISP!  lol


Remember the Cherrios commercial with Yodelling?  "Cheeriyoyoyoosssss!"  I have that on a sound file! lol  
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Boo Berry was a good cereal.tastes like blueberries.haven't had that one in 20 years.

howard :)

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Fruity Pebbles is my all time favorite it was better back in the day when they only had 3 flavors.How about the ones they stopped making ?Remember Ice Cream Cones?They were chocolate and vanilla puffs with chocolate covered marshmallows MMMMM!And how about all those Captain Crunch Rip-offs like Donkey Kong and Mr. T.And who could ever forget Smurf Berry Crunch?
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