Topher's Breakfast Cereal Character Guide
Quaker Oats Cereals - Page 4
 | The Quaker ManQuaker Oats Oatmeal, Oat Bran, Toasted Oatmeal and Varieties, Quaker Honeynut Oats, Quaker Frosted Oats, Quaker Instant Grits |
| In 1877, the Quaker Man became the first registered cereal trademark character. He has since evolved into the Quaker image shown at the top of this page. Quaker Oats was the first cereal to commercialize on vitamin-enrichment, adding Vitamin D through a consumer-safe process called ultraviolet irradiation. |
| Little Orphan Annie and SandyQuaker Oats Puffed Wheat SparkiesQuaker Oats Puffed Rice Sparkies |
| Little Orphan Annie and her dog Sandy had a radio show sponsored by Quaker Oats in 1941 and 1942. Annie is a young girl with blanks for eyes. We're not too sure what breed of dog Sandy "Arf!" was. |
 | Terry and The PiratesQuaker Oats Puffed Wheat SparkiesQuaker Oats Puffed Rice Sparkies |
| Terry (an airplane pilot) and The Pirates from comic strip fame, was associated with Puffed Wheat Sparkies and Puffed Rice Sparkies in 1943. |
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Nestle and Nabisco ]
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