Oh Quaker, why did you tease me so?

[Eviltaco64]

^ This cereal came out in 2001 as a limited time offer. It was awesome, but it hasn't been around since.

[jamotto]

Saw those on the shelf today at the store, been over a decade since that last time they released it, unless you count the squashed version.

[Eviltaco64]

Ah, I guess that is the modern one (which I haven't seen). Maybe this is it:

[VampDude]

I'd rather have a bowl of Coco Pops.

I've never understood why his feet look like hands?



I tried one of the Cap'n Crunch cereals in 2003 and I didn't like, so instead I had the U.S. variation of Frosties (Frosted Flakes) and another cereal like Coco Pops.

[jamotto]

Ah, I guess that is the modern one (which I haven't seen). Maybe this is it:

That's the one! Came out in 1997.

I've never understood why his feet look like hands?

Although I'm sure they didn't spend a whole lot on drawing the monkey, but that is a fair facsimile of a monkey's foot.

[Darksaviour69]

FTW


also

[VampDude]

also

When was Tommy Pickles on the Ricicles box in the space suit? I've only ever seen Captain Rik, who has a strange face (I could find problems with all the Kellogg's characters).

[Eviltaco64]

FTW

Yes, but only with sliced bananas.

[Kaiser]

I don't get it.

When did Cap'N Crunch ever have berries let alone all berries?


Maybe it's one of those Canadian things. We always get the less sugary or fattening versions of things (for better or worse).

[Eviltaco64]

I don't get it.

When did Cap'N Crunch ever have berries let alone all berries?


Maybe it's one of those Canadian things. We always get the less sugary or fattening versions of things (for better or worse).

Here in the US you'll see:


(Cap'n Crunch, Peanut Butter Crunch, and Crunch Berries, respectively)

Oops All Berries, on the other hand, hasn't seen the light of day (in my area at least) in years.