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Kellogg's Frosted Flakes Ad With Tony The Tiger From 1960

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Uploaded by on Jul 11, 2009

A very classic commercial for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes featuring Tony The Tiger (in black and white).

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  • Does anyone know what show the Ouija board thing was on?

  • Its from Dennis the Menace.

  • Those are the Tony the tiger commercials I've been looking for. can you post more like this??

  • Yeah, I have one more I'll put up in a minute.

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  • The power of sugar! Didn't Tony put out a contract on the Exxon tiger?

  • tony was fat in the 60's

  • sugar frosted flakes? i thoight it was only frosted flakes.

  • 0:54 FALCON PAUNCH!!!!

  • Yep! "QUICK DRAW McGRAW" was originally sponsored in syndication by Kellogg's, and Quick Draw appeared on boxes of Sugar Smacks from 1960 through '64 (at least).

  • @TheAnalyst i was thinking that. ill have to try it one time.

  • Have them with milk or cream?

  • I hope one day, I meet a talking, walking, friendly tiger who gives out free cereal.

  • Kellogg's also sponsored "QUICK DRAW McGRAW" in syndication at the time, 'dorf'. And Quick Draw became the icon on their "Sugar Smacks" boxes at the time. The "All-Stars" box featured a Kellogg's character whose name I've forgotten...

  • 0:25 o.k. killer! O.O 0:50 "now i'll steady the bag while you give me a FALCON..... PAWNCH!"

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