Why isn't there free toys in cereals anymore..

Guill wrote: »

A Twofor!

I once got a three-for!!!
All of them were of the same one, but that didn't matter!

As far as I remember, it was a Loch Ness Monster plastic figure. Part of the Demons & Ghoulds collection. Anyone else remember them? They were in Frosties and Corn Flakes.

CardBordWindow wrote: »

I once got a three-for!!!
All of them were of the same one, but that didn't matter!

As far as I remember, it was a Loch Ness Monster plastic figure. Part of the Demons & Ghoulds collection. Anyone else remember them? They were in Frosties and Corn Flakes.

You could send off for the Display case for them too!

I had 7 or 8 of the gargoyle, loved that one.

Derek Short Apostrophe wrote: »

Should be putting condoms in the boxes for the young kids now having children themselves..

I would have been disappointed with my water balloon.......even if it was ribbed for her pleasure or strawberry flavor

Burky126 wrote: »

I was wondering this myself a while back after good bow(e)l movement.How can the Kellogs brothers sleep at night knowing they're doing a dis service by removing an essential part of childhood to this generation.

The real trick was after getting the toy,putting the bag back in the box so that it didnt look like it had imploded on itself.That took talent.

step 1...open box carefully with as little evidence it has been opened as possible, remove bag by slowly sliding out of box

step 2...carefully examine bag keeping it as close to original rectangular shape as possible

step 3...locate the side of bag toy is on, disturb as little cereal as possible and slowly move toy to top of bag

step4...make smallest opening necessary in bag to remove toy and place a small "fcuk you dominic" note in bag

step 5...reseal bag (use a glue) and replace bag with the sealed end downwards....clase up box as if its never been opened

step 6...play with toy secretly and await the look of crushing disappointment on little dominics face

step 7...seek help from a trained professional for doing this at the age of 22

Ush1 wrote: »

I never got those posh cereals. Cornflakes were too ghetto for free toys.

Yo dog why you all up in my grill ova ghetto stylin ??

If you want free toys ask Santa not your cereal.

amacca wrote: »

I think you'll find that's "yo cereal fool".....the mask is slipping pretty fly for a white guy

Im the real shiz ya'll, I ain't no white cornflake im one of those brown burnt ones, I be represen'in dawg.

What about them carboard villages you could get with 8 tokens, along with the old corn flakes vans

niallo27 wrote: »

What about them carboard villages you could get with 8 tokens, along with the old corn flakes vans

what about them?........i have the van, sadly the village fell victim to a damp wardrobe a long time ago...only vaguely remember the village or was it a castle or something

niallo27 wrote: »

I had 4 churchs in mine, good times, good times

ultra religious village dwellers need a simple unadorned cereal filled with sunshine and happiness

jonnyfingers wrote: »

I had one of them!

Prick!!;)

My favourite was the speedboats in either Frosties or it might have been Coco Pops, you added baking soda to them and put them in water and the chemicsl reaction made them move, hours of fun for kids. I remember that wss mid 80's the country was like the wild west. I remember shopping with the family in Dunnes one evening and someone had cut the boxes of every box of Frosties to remove the toys, shortly afterwards they included them within the cereal package itself.