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Introduced in 1985 To get the most out of their rights to use the Ghostbusters brand, Ralston introduced three cereals over the course of a few years: Ghost Busters, The Real Ghost Busters and Slimer! And The Real Ghostbusters. All three cereals appear to have been the same cereal repackaged. When this cereal - the first of the three - first hit shelves, an ad with the following song hit television: There's a new cereal in the neighborhood with O's and ghosts (Tastes real good... Ghostbusters!) Marshmallow ghosts... fruit flavored O's Ghostbusters taste great with milk and juice and toast (a nutritious breakfast with the ghost... Ghostbusters!) What you gonna crunch? (Ghostbusters!) The following text is from the Ghostbusters cereal box and coupons for the cereal:
In 1989, Ralston introduced Ghostbusters II cereal as a tie-in with the release of the film Ghostbusters II. Once again, the actual cereal appeared to be the same. Click here to see all cereals from Ralston. This cereal belongs to the following Mr Breakfast Cereal Families: Ghostbusters Cereal Theater
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What do you think of Ghostbusters?
Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5) View all 12 comments for this cereal. By Tex4
I miss this cereal! It was my favorite for the relatively short time it was available! Comment submitted: 4/20/2013 (#11781) By Jeff O.
I have great memories of this cereal. In my opinion, it was the best tasting cereal ever and I don't think there has been another that I've had that has tasted as good. There was something very special about Ghostbusters cereal! Comment submitted: 2/18/2013 (#10887) By McFlyJr1979
Who ya gonna Call when you're cereal tries to eat YOU? Fantastic! This was as crazy as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cereal... although green milk was... odd. :-) Comment submitted: 5/2/2012 (#7509) By mrPibb7781 (Team Breakfast Member)
I was an enormous fan of this cereal when I was a kid, mostly because I loved the movie and Saturday morning cartoon. But it tasted great and as a kid, enabled me to think I was a Ghostbuster (because all REAL Ghostbusters eat their own cereal). Comment submitted: 12/22/2011 (#6019) By Co4rocks
This cereal rocked... was my favorite. It sucked that it went away. They should bring it back. There was something extra good about even the fruity bit s- like they had extra yum fruit flavor in them. And the marshmallows rocked. Ghost Busters was the greatest. Comment submitted: 12/2/2011 (#5869) By Cereal Person How did this cereal get get 841 votes yesterday and 22 votes today. It only had a total of 69 votes to begin with and was in 200th place. Now in 2 days it in 20th place.I thought it was a fair place to vote for your favorite cereal, but I must be wrong. Note From Mr Breakfast: Thanks for pointing this out. We look for unusual variations in (or entering into) the top 10 daily, but the rest of the list weekly. We'll run a search for multiple votes from single voters during single days and remove any unfair votes. Thanks again. Comment submitted: 10/20/2011 (#5534) By jaypeso45
I loved this cereal. It was my very favorite cereal. Anybody remember Ninja Turtle Pies from Hostess? lol Comment submitted: 5/18/2011 (#4871) By mighty toe Wait... Wut? The marshmallows glowed (glew?) in the dark? Holy crap! What was in 'em, plutonium!? Stomach tumors and tape worms, here I come! Comment submitted: 2/4/2011 (#3813) By Kwahl
I think I remember this cereal when i was a kid... I had an allergic reaction to both this cereal and the rainbow brite cereal by the same company. I don't know if anyone else had this problem. I am giving it an okay because it still brings back some nostalgia for me. Comment submitted: 10/15/2010 (#3037) By GeckoGraph
I remember eating those too but wonder these days if I'd ever eat something that "glows in the dark" if it was again presented to me. Somehow makes me feel weird to have actually eaten these glow in the dark marshmallows... Comment submitted: 8/18/2010 (#2675) View all 12 comments for this cereal. |