It's funny how were weren't allowed the sugar cereals yet seeing those boxes I can still taste like 5 of them Posts: 2912 | Registered: Jun 2003 | Site Updates: 26
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Valley Dated Julie From 'Valley Girl' (allegedly!)
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Muffy.. that was a treat to see all those old cereals that are no longer available..
But when it comes down to it.. I still dance with my favs:
Still some of the best commercials ever!
I will say that seeing Donkey Kong cereal on your link brought back a few memories!
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Valley Dated Julie From 'Valley Girl' (allegedly!)
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While they don't produce "New Kids On the Block" cereal anymore.. there is still the option of visiting Cindy Mancini's house on a Saturday morning where you might actually find a New Kids On the Block group member eating cereal. Posts: 7845 | From: Smiling and glancing in awe in the back of a limo | Registered: Mar 2003 | Site Updates: 22
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Muffy Tepperman
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quote:Originally posted by Valley: Oh and just to clarify ..
While they don't produce "New Kids On the Block" cereal anymore.. there is still the option of visiting Cindy Mancini's house on a Saturday morning where you might actually find a New Kids On the Block group member eating cereal.
I TOTALLY thought that!!! haha she probaly has a box framed somewhere Posts: 2912 | Registered: Jun 2003 | Site Updates: 26
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quote:Originally posted by Valley: Oh and just to clarify ..
While they don't produce "New Kids On the Block" cereal anymore.. there is still the option of visiting Cindy Mancini's house on a Saturday morning where you might actually find a New Kids On the Block group member eating cereal.
HAHAHAHA!!! Valley & Muffy, I love you guys!! So if one of the New Kids is to be found at my house on a Saturday morning, it's safe to assume they stayed at my house Friday night? Right? Hmmmm, you paint a beautiful picture! Now, I just have to decide which one I want...or maybe I'll collect the set.
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kevdugp73
He's eating after dark again....
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Very cool....I can still taste the ET peanut butter cereal. Can you still but Fruity Pebbles and count Chocula. Good lord...it must have been dentists that created most of this stuff....looking to increase their clientel!
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This is weird. Today I was thinking of all of the old cereal commercials, and even posted a few on Facebook, before I even came over to the Rewind! Great minds think alike. And btw, my hubby and I are on a retro cereal thing- yesterday I bought Fruity Pebbles and Super Sugar Crisp (now called Super Golden Crisp- you don't want to emphasize the sugar!) along with our usual Cheerios and Raisin Bran.
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I can taste the Powdered Donuts cereal right now- I loved that stuff, even though I don't like powdered donuts. I hated Kaboom- my Dad bought it for us all the time too, along with another gross one- Kix!
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Quite a few of these I do remember; of those I did sample, Ice Cream Cones, Pac-Man, and especially Circus Fun (whose Claymation commercials were among the best in the business) were my favorites. Looks like, though, they forgot Fruit Brute among the Monster cereals.
I've always wondered whatever became of the other 2 Cinnamon Toast Crunch bakers (Bob and Quello, I'm told). While Wendell always was my favorite, and thus I'm glad he was the one retained, it's a little strange after one was originally conditioned to all three of them plugging it together.
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Cereals were bought for the toys inside, we didn't have as many over here. It seems that in America, you were nobody unless you had a cereal named after you: every fashion, every fad and toy had its own cereal.
Who remembers the Weeatabix gang? They're talking Weetabix biscuits...with faces!
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They were a bunch of racist thugs! Maybe not... but they dressed them like skinheads for years. I miss them.
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They now make Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles cereal bars! I will have to get some next trip to the grocery store!
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Yea they do I got a coupon for those pebbles cereal bars. I remember many of these cereals and had forgotten them. I miss the E.T. cereal.
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