Almost every box used to come with a freebie, from toy cars and figurines to puzzles and even sunglasses We’ve put together a list of some of the best free cereal box toys and other gifts from ...

Why Cereal Box Toys Disappeared Cereal companies never made any formal announcements about their shifting marketing strategies. Still, it’s easy enough to identify some contributing factors to ...

The submarines reappeared in cereal boxes such as Frosties, Coco Pops, Ricicles and All Stars in 1967. In 1986, Kelloggs reintroduced the submarine toy alongside a boat and diver.

For example, Star Wars collectors will go after cross-marketed cereal boxes, like this box of Kellog's C-3PO's from 1984 (currently going for a buy-it-now price of $1,500.

Perhaps if vox populi demanded the return of cereal box toys, General Mills, Post, Kellogg's, etc. would rise to the challenge. Or maybe I'm in the minority who misses these novelties.

There was a time when children’s cereal came with a variety of freebies, from fun toys to tat that was dumped in the bin within minutes. Getting a free item in a cereal box was a common ...

Cereal box toys and tat that'll take you back to your Manchester childhood Children's cereals contained a variety of freebies for decades, from "baking powder" submarines to bicycle reflectors.