Vunderbar! Baron Von Redberry is der berry goodest!īody Buddies cereal: Kids like it, You’ll love itīecause it tastes good. It’s fortified with 8 vitamins and iron, too! Ummmm. TRY ME! Allo dar! Diz iz Baron Von Redberry to introduce my new berry flavored oat zereal with sweet Starbits. The fun-to-eat breakfast cereal that has kids asking for their ABCs before they go to school.Ī vintage Alpha-Bits cereal box front – Freebie inside: One plastic ID bracelet with stick-on lettersīaron Von Redberry from General Mills (1972)īerry flavored oat cereal + sweet berry starbits (also see Sir Grapefellow cereal below) So start your child’s day off with Post Alpha-Bits. It’s fortified with eight essential vitamins and is a nutritious part of your child’s balanced breakfast. And you’ll feel good about serving it to them. So your children will have a good time eating Original Flavor Alpha-Bits. But Original Flavor Post Alpha-Bits cereal is more than just delicious - it’s fun.Ĭhildren can spell words and play word games with Alpha-Bits.

That special taste children have loved for twenty years is now back by popular demand.

ORIGINAL FLAVOR ALPHA-BITS IS BACK! (1978) List via the Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) July 24, 1970Įditor’s note: These are sorted alphabetically by brand, and don’t include every cereal. List: 60 of the most popular breakfast cereals as of 1970 Grocery store aisle featuring brands like Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Special K, Hone圜omb, Honey Smacks, Corn Pops, Raisin Bran, Product 19, and more.ĪLSO SEE: Check out 100 vintage 1970s supermarkets & retro grocery stores Here, you can take a look back at some of the most popular vintage 1970s cereals that we loved - including many discontinued products we still miss, even after all these years.īUT WAIT – THERE’S MORE! Cereals from the 1950s | 1960s breakfast cereals | Vintage 80s cereal | Radical 90s cereals Looking for the best cereals at the supermarket It needed no cooking, and was always ready to eat. There were dozens of varieties, so there was something for everyone. You could have it for breakfast, you could pour out a bowl for dinner (you know, if you didn’t want to wait for the oven to heat up for a TV dinner), and you could take handfuls as a snack when you got home from school. For kids in the seventies, cereal was pretty much the ideal American food.

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