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Prince of Thieves
 Prince of Thieves 
From: Ralston
Introduced in 1991 This cereal was described on the box as a "naturally-fruit-flavored cereal with multi-colored sprinkles." Company Description: Ralston was originally part of The Ralston-Purina Company which was formed in 1902. The name Ralston stems from a minor social movement in the late 19th Century called Ralstonism - created by Webster Edgerly. Followers of the movement (about 800,000) followed the motto "Regime, Activity, Light, Strength, Temperation, Oxygen and Nature" - the first letters of which spelled out "Ralston"... Read on and see all cereals from Ralston This cereal belongs to the following Mr Breakfast Cereal Families: Additional Images Upload an image for this cereal Comments About This Cereal
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Overall Average Rating = 4 (out of 5) By ChunkieMonkey
The pieces were shaped like arrows, if I remember correctly. It had a fruity taste but the pieces weren't fruity colors. I liked it as a kid. Comment submitted: 9/24/2012 (#9214)  By El Whizzo (Team Breakfast Member)
And yet, the people at Safeway got all huffy when I tried to walk out of the store with a box I didn't pay for. Go figure. Comment submitted: 9/16/2010 (#2861) By Theguy007
I remember having this cereal as a kid. I was born in 1988 and it was around the early 90's when Robin Hood with Kevin Costner came out. Of course they make a cereal for it and it actually turned out to be great tasting cereal. I remeber and distinct fruity flavor and I remember the red crunchy sprinkles on the cereal was like eating candy in your mouth. It was great and came with a poster too which I remember was of Kevin Costner holding a flaming arrow in his bow ready to fire. I wish someone could make a cereal tasting like it as I remember I had a cereal that came close to the flavor. It is hard to describe the taste but after all these years I still long for it. I imagine it was before all this health-craze diet foods so the cereal probably was horrible for a kid to eat but that is wha made it so good. Comment submitted: 12/19/2009 (#1083) |
