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Unclassified Cereals

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Cereals are listed as "unclassified" until the manufacturer
or character becomes known.

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Here is a list of cereals which may have been produced by Quaker Oats. We know that advertising work was done by Jay Ward Studios, but we cannot confirm the existence of an actual product. Please e-mail me at Topher if you have any information on any of these cereals. Thank you.

Mr. E. "The Mysterial Cereal".
Captain Vitaman #1 (with Iron Mike).
Hi-Lo's (with Officer Hi and Officer Lo).
Cap'n Crunch's Low Sugar Cereal.
Captain Vitaman #2 (with Lester the Wonder Dog).
Vitaman the Great (with Danville).
Cinnamon Flakes.
Crackles.
Cinnamon Bear Cereal.

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Here is a description of a character and cereal. It stumped us. If this rings any bells, please e-mail me. Thank you.

A site visitor writes: "There was a large gang of cartoon characters that apperared on a breakfast cereal in the late 1980s and/or possibly the early 1990s. These characters were bears with blue fur that stood on their hind legs and wore clothing. I think it is very probable that they had their own cartoon television show, and I do know that they had their own line of toys. I owned a high-grade plastic figurine, maybe about five inches tall, of an adult male bear dressed in what may have been a fishing outfit".

"I remember some friends of mine had a box of cereal once, I seem to recall the entire cast of characters from this show appearing on the front or back of the box. I think the cereal was pink puffy little balls (corn-pop shaped) and if they were not pink they may have been multi-colored".

"If you have any idea what the name of the cereal was, or the characters, or the tv show (if there was one) please let me know. Note: I am not confusing these characters with the care bears or the smurfs. They were all smurf-coloured, but they were definitely bears. I think this must have been a very brief fad that flared one year and then dissappeared".

Two site visitors suggested this might be "Gummi Bears" Cereal. "They were all different colors, but wore clothes, and when they drank their "GummiBerry Juice" they gained special bouncing powers". Another site visior suggested they might be Hanna Barbara's Hillbilly Bears: Paw Rugg, Maw Rugg, Flora Rugg, Shag Rugg.

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Please Help Us Identify The Monsters and the Manufacturer of This Cereal:

Cereal: Monster Munch?
Character: two monsters which look a lot like Dracula and Frankenstein, may be a single two-headed monster.
Character's Names: Unknown.
Manufacturer: Unconfirmed.
Year of issue: Early 1970's.
Suggestion #1: When no one was looking, these monsters would come out from a kitchen closet and take the cereal. Later they would come out when nobody was around and eat it at the kitchen table.

Suggestion #2: These were a part of Post Pebbles cereal commercial. They were the prehistoric versions of Frankenstein and Dracula (probably Frankenstone and Slagula?).

Suggestion #3: The characters in the cereal ad were joined together by a mad scientist possibly named Frankengoul. It ran in the mid west in the early 70's.

If you know more about this cereal, please e-mail me. Thanks!

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Here is a description of a character and cereal. If this rings any bells, please e-mail me. Thank you.

A site visitor writes: "[I am looking for] information about an animated character who was in television ads here in Australia in the 60s or 70s. (Maybe into the 80s). He’s not on your site and I wonder if someone can help me. I am driving [my husband and I] both bats by wandering around the house singing the tiny fragment of the jingle which I can remember. It goes something like this, “Here comes Shoog the eskimo dog, back from the trading store…” and I vaguely remember a cartoon Eskimo dog carrying the box of breakfast cereal back from the trading store. I do not remember the product which he was advertising but I think that it was “Sugar” Somethings- or-other given the name “Shoog”. (Incidentally, I am not sure how the name is spelled.)".

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