The Best Cereal Premium

[Neutron X]

Gotta be anything Freakies! The statues were a big hit with me as well as the boats and cars. To me the Freakie Statues were best because I could carry them in my pocket and play with them anywhere I went. This is before the 3 3/4 sized Action figures came out.

The Quisp Moon walker has a great deal of sentimental value for me as well. The Super Sugar Crisp Terrariums were fantastic too!

[HardyGirl]

Yup. Those and the baking soda divers.

I remember making the mistake of trying that thing in the tub and getting baking soda in my bath water!

The Search for Atlantis ones came out a few years ago. I brought them to school. They were OK, but didn't work as well as the old ones.

[TEXASFETT]

I wished they made some cool cereal toys now but they look boring!

[Bionic Joe]

Too many to list, All i have left from my childhood are the Kellogs 3D baseball cards

[jwyblejr]

Anyone remember the baking soda submarines?

Yup. Those and the baking soda divers.

[Werewolf]

My favorite cereal premium is a Monster in my Pocket Werewolf figure I got from Shredded Wheat.

[theressa]

Can't believe these haven't been mentioned yet.
I had a blast with them

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRLLnmqpGas

[livnxxxl]

I ha a million of those glow in the dark monsters

Was that ha(d) or ha(ve)? If you still have them I would be interested in taking a half million of them off of your hands.

[livnxxxl]

Some of the magents came as cereal premiums ( I don't know what cereal though) but they also sold in 5 & 10 stores on a metal counter displays like this one. The larger 3 in the bottom left side are not premiums nor are the smaller spiderman magnets at the bottom.

http://megomuseum.com/mmgallery/file...eromagnets.JPG

Hey Tim, That is cool. Thanks for the info and the picture.

[livnxxxl]

Anyone remember the baking soda submarines?

I sure do. I had some of those to. Those were cool as well.

[livnxxxl]

Now you're asking me to do the impossible

Guys, all I remember is getting the Hulk out of a cereal box and wanting Spiderman but never getting another box. So they must have been short run.

This is the only picture I could find on the net for these...but...the guy who had them listed (who is a HUGE vintage Marvel collector) remembers them being a cereal premium as well.

Hey, It was worth a shot at least. Surely, some one here will know what cereal they came from. Anyone?

p.s. I did not mean to call you surely either.

[AAAAA]

I remember in 71 Captain crunch had a willy wonka promo it was a boat model kit that you put together and it work!It was really intricate.
and Quisk and quake I think had the wacky racer cars that you put together.
i have Dick Dasterly car.

[Marvelmania]

Some of the magents came as cereal premiums ( I don't know what cereal though) but they also sold in 5 & 10 stores on a metal counter displays like this one. The larger 3 in the bottom left side are not premiums nor are the smaller spiderman magnets at the bottom

[tay666]

Loved the monster busts, and the glow posters.
Those were the first ones to come to mind.

I did also enjoy the ballon cars, and terrrariums.
Anyone remember the baking soda submarines?

I also remember loving some 3-D puzzle kind of prizes.
They were all on a sprue like a model kit and you took the pieces off and could put them together to make some kind of figure or something. The details are vague in my mind, though I can picture it in my head.

I think one that got the most use when I wes really young was a prize from Cherios. It was like a plastic pipe with a piece of string tied in a loop. You blew in the mouth piece and the string would rotate through the other end.
I played with it so much that I wore the string out in a couple weeks. Which lead me to keep trying larger and larger pieces of string in it.

[generic]

Guys, all I remember is getting the Hulk out of a cereal box and wanting Spiderman but never getting another box. So they must have been short run.

This is the only picture I could find on the net for these...but...the guy who had them listed (who is a HUGE vintage Marvel collector) remembers them being a cereal premium as well.

I had the Captain America, but can't remember where he came from.