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Miss toys in your cereal box? They’re making a comeback
Who misses the days when your box of cereal came with a surprise toy inside?The nostalgia is palpable for many millennials and children of yesteryear – whether they rifled through the box or ate more than they should’ve to get to the prize – and a popular cereal brand is bringing it back.Kellogg’s hasn’t put toys in its cereal boxes in more than a decade, but that changes on Sunday, April 26.”Bringing toys back inside the box reintroduces that sense of discovery through a simple, screen-free moment of play that parents can now share with their own kids,” Laura Newman, VP Brand Marketing at WK Kellogg Co., said in a statement.Families will specifically be on the hunt for Toy Story 5 characters Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie. Toy Story 5 is being released in theaters on June 19.Companies putting toys in cereal boxes actually go back about a century, with toys being included inside of cereal boxes from around the 1930s, Tasting Table reported.The tradition fell into decline in the 2000s.
Who misses the days when your box of cereal came with a surprise toy inside?
The nostalgia is palpable for many millennials and children of yesteryear – whether they rifled through the box or ate more than they should’ve to get to the prize – and a popular cereal brand is bringing it back.
Kellogg’s hasn’t put toys in its cereal boxes in more than a decade, but that changes on Sunday, April 26.
“Bringing toys back inside the box reintroduces that sense of discovery through a simple, screen-free moment of play that parents can now share with their own kids,” Laura Newman, VP Brand Marketing at WK Kellogg Co., said in a statement.
Families will specifically be on the hunt for Toy Story 5 characters Woody, Buzz Lightyear and Jessie. Toy Story 5 is being released in theaters on June 19.
Companies putting toys in cereal boxes actually go back about a century, with toys being included inside of cereal boxes from around the 1930s, Tasting Table reported.
The tradition fell into decline in the 2000s.
