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 Super Sugar Crisp 
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This cereal has changed names many times since it was first introduced as Sugar Crisp cereal in 1949. From Sugar Crisp, the cereal became Super Sugar Crisp, then Super Golden Crisp, and then Golden Crisp. By examining television commercials and print advertising, we've determined that Sugar Crisp transformed into Super Sugar Crisp in 1967 or 1968. Super Sugar Crisp became Super Golden Crisp around 1986. Company Description: Founded by C.W. Post, the company began in 1895 in Battle Creek, Michigan under the name Postum Cereals. Their first product was a coffee substitute called Postum. The first breakfast cereal to come from the company was Grape-Nuts in 1897... Read on and see all cereals from Post Super Sugar Crisp Cereal Theater
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What do you think of Super Sugar Crisp?
Overall Average Rating = 4 (out of 5) By Farhad
It tastes good but definitely not "awesome". It contains too much sugar. Not good even for adults. We introduce our children to diabetic disease by giving them sugary cereals, drinks, etc. Comment submitted: 3/12/2013 (#11198) By Ernie
Yes, too much "Sugar" isn't good for you, but this cereal was a delicious part of growing up. And I still have the Super Heroes flying disc from their instant prizes contest! Comment submitted: 8/12/2012 (#8801)  By Sugar Boy (Team Breakfast Member)
Well, here I go again with another comment 4 another cereal. No friggin' lie, I have those cut-out records!! As soon as I figure out how to upload an image of myself displaying them, I will. I only just bought this new MacBook 2 months ago, and I'll have 2 borrow a camera. I have the Sugar Bears, The Archies, Bobby Sherman, The Monkees, Jackson 5, a spooky stories record, and the monster adventures in outer space (Count Chocula, Frankenberry, Boo Berry). Comment submitted: 9/30/2011 (#5380) By bobcat I'm looking for the commercial where it goes: "Mr. bear don't you belong inside that cage" and bear says: "not me, I'm the Sugar Crisp Bear." Comment submitted: 6/4/2011 (#4991) |
