Poppin' Fresh family

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I still have my Poppin' Fresh family which includes grandparents, I'm not sure why. My theory is they were either given to me or a hammy down from my sister. I can't imagine they ever made my Christmas list, although I do have an addiction to wiener wraps.

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[Earth 2 Chris]

We had the squeaky male and female Poppin' Fresh. I think they were my sisters, handed down as well.

Weiner Wraps? That's interesting. We always call them "Crescent Dogs".

Chris

[cjefferys]

Wow, there was a whole family, and a bear?

Weiner Wraps? That's interesting. We always call them "Crescent Dogs".

He may have been talking about something else....

[ctc]

>Weiner Wraps? That's interesting. We always call them "Crescent Dogs".

They were called wiener wraps a LONG time ago on the ads. "Wiener wrap a dog, make it rollover.... teach an old dog a new trick!"

>I still have my Poppin' Fresh family which includes grandparents,

So... is Poppin' Fresh MADE of dough? They imply that with him coming out of the container. If that's the case, why are there grandparents? Wouldn't he go bad after a bit? You'd think any little doughfolk who lived lone enough to be grandparents would have expired. Does he feel pain when you bake him?

Don C.

[palitoy]

Still make 'em.

Trust me.

[HardyGirl]

I remember my older sister gave me that Pilsbury Dough Boy in the pic above for Halloween one year. I found one just like it at a toy show. He's sitting in my toyroom now.

[jwyblejr]

I got a photo from my grandmother before she passed with me and one of the Poppin' Fresh family. Looks to be around Christmas time. I'll have to look for it.

[Bruce Banner]

Someone once gave me a Pillsbury Dough Boy toy made of plastic or vinyl as a kid... not sure what happened to it.