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 Team Flakes 
From: Nabisco
Introduced in 1963 The first adult cereal with flakes made from four grains: corn, rice, oats and wheat. It's suspected the cereal got its name because the four grains "team" together to make a winning flakes. A magazine ad for Team Flakes described it like this: There are people who have never tasted TEAM Flakes by Nabisco. A pity. They're so good... with rice, corn, oats and wheat teamed up in every flake. They even have bubbles baked in to keep them extra crisp. Another ad introducing the cereal in 1963 described it like this: The most spirited new breakfast in years! New spirited taste! For the first time, 4 grains teamed up in one flakes... rice, corn, oats, wheat! Never before such taste in a flake! New crisp spirit!! You just can't dampen it with milk, because Team's baked with tiny bubbles for crispness. The spirited flakes with the spirited taste from Nabisco! Company Description: Nabisco's history dates back to 1898 when three bakery conglomerates merged to form The National Biscuit Company - comprised of 114 bakeries. In 1901, The National Biscuit Company introduced the Nabisco Cracker. It wasn't until 1971 that the company changed it's name to Nabisco... Read on and see all cereals from Nabisco Additional Images Upload an image for this cereal Find Cereal Boxes and Related Cereal Items on eBay
Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5) View all 5 comments for this cereal. By Crucnhy
Please bring it back. I miss the Crunch! NO sugar sprinkle here. From the Breakfast cruncher Comment submitted: 11/2/2009 (#847) By Oat Flake Lover
This was not my favorite cereal, however it was good enough to be in my rotation of cereals when I was a kid in the 60''s. It was better than a lot of cereal that is out there now in the markets. Comment submitted: 10/25/2009 (#800) By TEAMLeader
I agree. The best cereal I've ever had, my all-time favorite. So of course it's gone now. Comment submitted: 9/10/2009 (#537) View all 5 comments for this cereal. |
