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Free inside the Freakies cereal boxes was one of these seven Freakies. Front row L to R; Snorkeldorf (blue), Grumble (orange), Hamhose (olive). Back row L to R; Goody Goody (pink), Cow Mumble (green), Gargle (purple), and Boss Moss (green).

Glow-in-the-dark pens! Spy kits! Terrariums! We dig deep into the past to find these toys.

When I was growing up in the 1950s it seemed that all of the cereal makers were trying to hook kids into asking for these ubiquitous breakfast foods based on the prizes you could get by buying one …

North Olmsted author Marty Gitlin loves everything about breakfast cereals. From Froot Loops to Alpha Bits to Cocoa Crispies, Gitlin, 55, has a passion for collecting, consuming and researching every one.

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Andy B sent me these cool photos of his vintage Kelloggs premium selection. Some need no introduction and are well known, others you may not be familiar with such as the cool hovercraft and vintage cars. Probably my all time favourite premiums would have been the Space Race, Totem Tribe and Crater Critters. It's a damn shame such miniature wonders no longer fall into the cereal bowls of the world. Although there have been some good premiums from LEGO and Kelloggs recently. Just for the sake…

Here's a super '70s cereal box -- *New* Crazy Cow Strawberry cereal from General Mills! This box is series #7 from 1977 or 1978. General Mills numbered their boxes, so this was the 7th edition of this particular cereal. This box comes from the recent Spike's Crawlspace find.

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