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Kellogg's ran a promotion featuring actors Jerry Mathers (The Beaver) and Tony Dow (Wally) on special edition boxes of Corn Flakes. The promotion took place in 1984, during the run of The New Leave It to Beaver. These special boxes showcased the stars of the show and are now collectible items.
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had a galaxy brain moment and had to make this
So join the union while you may, don't wait until your dying day., for that might not be far away, you dirty blackleg miner!
a song to periodically remind us how to deal with scabs.
There's a new snack in Gotham City.
Kellog's Batman fruit snacks ad, 2005
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Can't help but imagine RWBY V.1 Episode 4: "The Cereal Identity" scene while imagining these lines:
"This is Lucio Correia dos Santos"
"Yeah"
"He led the citizens of Brazil and overthrew Vishkar"
"Yeah"
"He was on a world tour on his debut album "Synaesthesia Auditiva"
"The wha..."
"He's in front of every Kellog's Overwatch Lucio-Oh's Cereal Box!"
"That's you!?"
Rice Krispies party!
How The 'Battling' Kellogg Brothers Revolutionized American Breakfast
A century ago, two brothers took the world by storm with their mass-produced boxed cereal. Medical historian Howard Markel chronicles the contentious relationship between the brothers, as well as their prescient concepts of wellness, and troubling ideas about eugenics and masturbation.
