Some Unique Breakfast Cereals From The 60’s And 70’s

Kids love cereal, usually the more sugar the better. It's very interesting to see how many cereals have come and gone. Here's a short look back of some unique breakfast cereals from the 1960's and 1970's.

Quake (1965) from Quaker. This burly partner of Quisp did not make a comeback alongside his alien friend. Perhaps that's because it was basically Cap'n Crunch. Still, a great mascot.

Sir Grapefellow (1972) from General Mills. A grape flavored cereal with a marshmallow treat.

Pink Panther Flakes (1973) from Post. Pink cereal! It sure made the milk colorful. The panther makes for a better cereal salesman than home insulation mascot.

Wackies (1965) from General Mills. It was basically a banana flavored Lucky Charms.

What breakfast cereals from your childhood do you remember enjoying?