All that mattered back then was how delicious our breakfastcerealwas.
And if the box happened to feature our favorite cartoon character, that was even better.
If you’re feeling nostalgic for those simpler times, you’re in luck.
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We’ve rounded up somethrowback cereals from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
Some of them are still available, whileothers aren’t.
And for more throwbacks, don’t miss these15 Classic American Desserts That Deserve a Comeback.
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(So did ’90s kids, who will remember the “Me want Honeycomb” ads.)
Kids today might not know the Stone Age-set cartoon, but they still know this fruity cereal.
The flavors were nothing too inventive, but the packaging is pretty fun.
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Looking for more nostalgia?
Don’t miss these15 Gross Foods from the 1970s We Actually Want to Try.
1975: Golden Grahams
Launched in 1975, Golden Grahams made graham crackers a breakfast food.
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(Or, it made graham-flavored cereal a breakfast food, anyway.)
Want to make a healthier version of your favorite old-school treats?
Check out these7 Classic Childhood Snacks you’ve got the option to Make Yourself.
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The cartoon cow was pretty cute, even if this cereal didn’t last long.
1979: Waffelos
Forget breaking out the waffle iron.
This cereal brought all the taste of waffles into a breakfast cereal.
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They were even flavored with maple syrup!
We’ll admit, though, this cereal doesn’t compare to the thrill of eating a real donut.
Well, Kellogg’s took the next step with this cereal, adding banana flavor to Frosted Flakes.
1982: Marshmallow Krispies
Yes, Rice Krispies treats are made with marshmallows.
It’s not available anymore, but you could still getStar Warskitchen gadgets, like thisStar WarsInstant Pot.
Then again, what’s better than having ice cream for breakfast?
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1988: Croonchy Stars Cereal
Every fan ofThe Muppetshad this cereal in their pantry.
The box featured the Swedish Chef.
It was a real disappointment that this cereal didn’t last long on store shelves.
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Still, the combination of video games and cereal is a pretty appealing one.
The cereal pieces were even shaped like little cinnamon rolls.
1992: Berry Berry Kix
Regular Kix was fine, but Berry Berry Kix was way better.
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And, yes, it was superior to Trix, too.
Sadly, this sprinkle-covered cereal didn’t stand the test of time.
Nothing can beat the grab-and-go convenience of the original pastries, though.
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1995: Reese’s Puffs
Reese’s?
That was the concept behind Reese’s Puffs, which were introduced in 1994.
1997: Oreo O’s
Cereals didn’t have to pretend to be healthy in the ’90s.
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Who could resist those dinosaur shapes?
And for more, here’sWhat Happens to Your Body When You Drink a Smoothie Every Day.
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