The 10 Worst Cereal Failures
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The fact that Nickelodeon's ACTUAL slime has more nutritional value than most things sold to kids is something that will bug me for the rest of my life.
I want to see someone eating it on-screen!
It's fruit, grain, and dairy verses fruity vomit XD
If you want to try it, just say the magic words and it will be dumped on your head: "I don't know".
@@parker-boy98 They used to show people eating the green slime back in the early 90’s. Especially if you were lucky enough to actually get slimed at Universal Studios back when they had Nickelodeon there.
When I was 11, I remember when my mom made me a Nickelodeon Slime cake for my birthday. The slime was just vanilla pudding with green food coloring. It was delicious.
Fun fact: one day when I was in the dentist's waiting room as a kid, I found a book that listed the Pac-Man cereal as one of the sugariest cereals of all time.
It was so good!
@spongecake a parenting book I forget the name of
Dentists always trying to ruin everyone's fun.
Alton Brown did a show, on Nickelodeon, in the 90s, that told all the sugary cereals. I can't remember the name. I tried to find it on CZcams to no avail.
Apparently my world history teacher was part of a control group as a young jersey kid, and they were making a kool-aid cereal. he said something along the line of "this is fucking gross". Needless to say he was never part of a control group again, but the cereal never got dropped, so thanks Mr. [redacted]. Truly the hero we didn't know we needed in this world
Yeah I know
At first, I thought the Critic was superimposed into the video and not actually collaborating with you! Oh my gosh, when I realized I cracked up!
I love the video. There are so many crazy cereals, and lately they’ve been doing tons of limited edition flavours, but these ones feel like they were hoping they’d be mainstream…
I remember trying the 2020 SpongeBob cereal while babysitting during the late summer-early fall and I thought it was just Lucky Charms in SpongeBob form and I adored the original 2004 cereal. I guess SpongeBob cereals are just limited time and not terrible
They’re advertisements for the movies, they’re not ment to make money actually
@@monferno1 Yeah exactly. THey were only movie tie-ins basically.
Yes that makes sense
Cool
I think all of the SpongeBob cereals were strictly limited releases as a promotion for their movies.
A fun fact that I learned a few years back; apparently baby shampoo was added to the green slime recipe because people found it difficult to wash out of hair and clothes. It's still not toxic if ingested, but probably doesn't taste great.
I'd eat some given the chance
I've tried the Dunkin Donuts cereal, and to be honest, it tasted alright. I kind of liked that the milk tasted like coffee afterwards since I usually add milk to my coffee in place of coffee creamer.
Surprised it was a thing
When my kids were teenagers for some reason we tried cold coffee with milk on our Cheerios or rice crispies or whatever, and it became a "thing" in our house
@@tinamarie7568 that doesn't sound too bad. In fact, depending on the cereal, that sounds like it could taste pretty good
@@pagananarchist4723 yes, it depends. We always had healthier cereals in the house. I wouldn't recommend it on something like Froot Loops or Lucky Charms lol
@@pagananarchist4723 I don't like coffee which is the only reason I wouldn't like that im a soda drinker
The banana frostings saving 15¢ on the box certainly dates the box even further 😂
I love how he calls bananas sport snacks like he’s living in lazy town
Oh I just got it now😂
But that show's from Australia! oh wait ...
Well, Sports Snacks at least makes more sense than Sports Candy
@@daffers2345 actually, I'm pretty sure that Lazy town is an Icelandic show... 🤔
Lmao
Honorable mention: Wendy's Frosty cereal. As someone who works at Wendy's, i was excited to try it. But it's literally just Coco Puffs with miniature marshmallows
Still on the shelves in my area.
@@Pandadude-eg9li still isn't a good product
Thanks for telling me that. I wanted to try it but now that I know that, I'll save my money
@@TheRupeeMine I like that cereal but why would he mention that
@@DACOOKINGCHANNEL why not
The thing that makes me laugh hard about the sugary cereals is that we tend to overeat the healthy ones too. The bowl we usually eat them out of is for soup not cereal. The real portion we're supposed to eat is a single ice cream scoop cup and have fruit on the side. I learned this from my doctor.
Welp
Interesting...
and yet it's always advertised in a soup bowl :/
Ya the real serving size for any food is insanely small and unfilling
cmon uk no one does that "part of a complete breakfast" diet. lol if they didnt want us to eat in a "soup bowls" why arent there small sized cereal bowls? cereal itself is a meal hence why people eat it as one.
I really love it when you and the Nostalgia Critic team up. Such fun!
Ahh, I remember the cupcake pebbles. Never tried them because my parents said “why would anyone want to eat cupcakes for breakfast” yet they’d still buy me the regular ones which weren’t any better. Good times 💕
I saw them rebranded for pride month last year.
I like cupcakes for breakfast
My mom would never let me have chocolate themed cereal. I have no idea why, because I doubt it was that much worse than the normal kids cereal she allowed.
They were good
Regarding some of the cereals that disappeared without a trace, I have actually found most of them in a discount bulk sale store called ollies. I remember seeing countless boxes of sour patch kids boxes sitting in a location in food where you could not miss them, no idea why they were there though
New scp
@@Curlyheart Perhaps the sour patch kids were with us all along.
It's because Ollie's gets left over stock from other stores to sell for a lot of their products. That's why everything in there is a lot cheaper most of the time.
Ollies is a gold mine, love that store
I work at Ollie’s! We always get leftovers of limited time/failed products, especially food. Those sour patch kid things took forever to get rid of lol
Edit to add: I just put out the Dunkin’ Donuts coffee cereal yesterday
I had many boxes of the Dunkin’ cereal. And when he said it’s like coffee flavored Cocoa Puffs, that’s a dead-on explanation. It wasn’t as bad as I was expecting. It wasn’t overly sweet. If you like coffee & cereal separately, you’d probably like the Dunkin’ cereal.
I sometimes love crossovers because it’s like 2 worlds colliding and coming together to make a story or a share points and work as a team to get things done :)
I bet a lot of these weren't "failures" but rather limited time cereals
I definitely think the SpongeBob ones are just limited time,they probably only existed to promote the movies (cuz they only existed when the first,second and third aka 2004,2015,2020)
@@darealepic Yeah,i dont see why they would relaunch this cereal each movie even if it is a failure
It did say, I noticed, that several of them said right on the box that they were limited edition cereals.
"Mr. T's cereal". You better eat it, fool.
Being a 90s kid, was lucky to have Boomerang air The Flintstones when I was growing up. Otherwise, I'd had no idea who Fred or Barney are. I definitely remember the Cupcakes Pebbles and while they weren't that bad, I was not ready for Fred and Barney to be replaced as the mascots. Those two are just too iconic to be let go like that
Just an FYI if you're interested. As a child, I watched the original cartoons and ate the original Fruity Pebbles (my favorite at the time) before they started adding things like marshmallows. Pebbles are a smaller form of rocks which is how it was originally associated with the cereal (imo). Like most shows did back then, Pebbles and bam-bam were introduced later to try and boost ratings.
Can confirm that boomerang was how I knew what the Flintstones were. Sad that it hasn't seen a rivival since 2015
I remember buying and trying the Sour Patch Kids cereal when it came out. It tasted like Sour Patch Kids, but when you added milk they had this kind-of foul flavor to the milk, overall they tasted better by themselves. I can't remember if I finished the box or passed it off to one of my friends XD
They tasted better by themselves.
25:54
His Expression went from
Enthusiastic, To Regret, In Under
5 Seconds, Now that Shows that
the Nickelodeon Slime Cereal was...
Definitely gross, Why would
Somebody want to Eat that!?
Moral of the story: Cereal shouldn't have to rely on brand recognition alone to be successful, let alone in the long term.
P.S. PhantomStrider, I enjoyed your collaboration with the Nostalgia Critic and hope I can see another collaboration with another person anytime soon.
I want him to work with a British person as a Brit myself.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne agreed😊
@@gracekim25 Ah glad we have a similar thing in common.
@@HolyGoddessMotherAnne hi👋 I’m British too😂
@@gracekim25 This is why I said we have a similar thing in common, other than a little bit of annoyance from that, you seem fine.
I'm really enjoying the food-related countdowns, Phantom :)
I second that
@@rossjohnstone4689 I third that
I fourth that
I Fifth that
I sixth that
❤🎉😊 it's really amazing that The Nostalgia Critic and PhantomStrider did a crossover on this. These guys really are awesome together ❤🎉😊
This was a great video and I adored the surprise team-up of Strider and Critic! Watching it made me go out and buy some sugary cereal myself, lol.
I only remember a few of these cereals, most notably Pop Tarts. I tried the revival brand a few years back and it wasn't that good, I assume the original was better.
I know the appeal of Slime cereal was the grossout factor rather than the taste. Had to be.
Y’know, I actually did eat the sour patch cereal. And saying that the cereal taste like Bittersweet in the most literal of sense might be an understatement. Also, this is the fourth time That the nostalgic critic have ever appeared in your crossovers strider.
I ate them too. I actually loved them dry then drinking milk right after
@@quinnhouk5369 This was definitely the way to eat them. It was a great dry cereal and some cereals are just better without milk!
me too
They aren't really cereal there just the candy but crunchy
@@immewlettuce yeah. They were good with milk too tho
I went on a tour of Nickelodeon Studios when I was a kid back in 1990. Part of the tour was seeing the kitchen where green slime was made, and we got to eat it! It was so good! The best vanilla flavor I've ever had!
I remember actually seeing Pokemon breakfast cereal sold in a local grocery store. And, this was the original one, with monsters from the first generation, including oddish, which is a grass-and-poison-type pokemon. Clearly, the producers of that cereal didn't put much thought into their product. I only bought a box for the novelty, and never ate any of the cereal.
1:22
"Marshmallow Sh*t"
Ok... I have the Same
Reaction the PhantomStrider,
And NostalgiaCritic have!
I haven't watched Doug in forever, but I appreciate when you guys collab on stuff like this.
I also have a vague recollection...of the commercial for Spongebob cereal.
As for the coffee-flavored cereal, I'd rather just go to Dunkin' instead.
Interesting to hear that the cereal industry is going downhill, here in Mexico the government banned any kind of characters in junk food packaging to tackle child obesity, so no more Tony the Tiger or cartoon branded cereals for us.
Also i tried the Sour Patch cereal and honestly i was expecting something waaaay worse, but yeah i didn't finish the box.
Yeah, this is really sad :(
Also i'm from brazil
I think people are finally waking up to see just how much damage sugar does in our bodies and in society. So many ailments and diseases have been cured/reversed when sugar was severely lowered or downright eradicated.
They did the same here stateside when it came to cigarettes. No more Joe Camel. I was a kid when they did that. Even so, Joe Camel never made me want to smoke, but I hated the smell and the way my lungs burned when I breathed in even second-hand cigarette smoke. Kids LIKE sweet things, so removing the mascots might move the needle, a bit, but it's not going to stop childhood obesity. Access to good quality food and proper parenting would do that.
@@Craxin01 I started smoking 2 months after I turned 18, no Joe camel required here, just a desire to break the mold and deny political correctness
Maybe don’t ask why I ate sour patch cereal like water when I was a kid
6:33 wait there’s Wendy’s frosty cereal
Wait, THERE WAS A CASE OF CERAL LISTING!
@@compitalc probably
I remembered cupcake pebbles. Even though the cereal is mainly a lot of sugar, close enough to some cereal options out there. I remembered when I was kid that my dad got us some, and I absolutely loved them and that they tasted like vanilla cupcake. I do prefer fruity pebbles more than the cupcake ones, but the cupcake pebbles were actually pretty good from my experience on them. I do wish that the cereal could make a comeback, but unfortunately I don’t eat much sugar as I used to, and usually stick to frosted mini wheats more often.
I ate the Pac-Man cereal when I was about 3-4 years old, and I remember it tasting INSANELY sweet. Like imagine the flavor of Lucky Charms, but 4x as sweet. The taste is mostly unforgettable because I threw up rainbow colored barf just 10 minutes after eating a bowl of it. It was the Super Pac-Man version too, with the pac mashmallows that were double size.
Just like how Puffball barfed rainbow at Yellow Face in BFB 12
@@ammaryt1186 bfb reference!
I remember my sister buying the Dunkin cereals and because we're New Englanders we were basically legally required to try them 😂
They were really good, but Caramel was definitely my favorite
Personally, I like a good mild coffee flavor treat. I used to have a favorite coffee flavored hard candy until it disappeared from my local grocery. I still like coffee-nut M&Ms and tried some coffee Oreo cookies. A coffee flavored cereal sounds good to me.
Pop Tarts Crunch and Cupcake Pebbles are delish. I'm surprised that there was no mention of the butchered version of Rice Krispies Treats (or the ones with the stale mini marshmallows) that killed the cereal because Kellogg's refused to admit that they made a mistake.
Speaking of Rice Krispies, there used to be Halloween ones with orange and black Rice Krispies,
but I haven't seen them since the early 90s? Yet every December I see Holiday Rice Krispies. Why?!
I loved making Halloween themed Rice Krispies Squares, and now all I can make are the regular and holiday versions.
21:26 thanks for putting Chris's video in this video! i love his channel so much!
You should have been an Australian version of Patchy the Pirate. I wonder how that would go in the SpongeBob multiverse
Ooo yeah😊
PhantomStrider the Pirate
@@joshuaW5621What about Joshy The Pirate?
@@liamtheman2099 that’s a good one.
I love how many cereals fall into the realm of "how much sugar can we put into this and still qualify it as breakfast". I actually haven't eaten cereal for breakfast in nearly 20 years because it'd frequently make me sick to eat that early in the morning, and the summer before first grade, I learned how to cook frozen breakfast sandwiches in the microwave
I think my sisters may eat it for breakfast, but all three of us are actually more likely to pour a bowl of dry cereal to have as an afternoon snack
I LOVED snacking on dry sugary cereal. Never ever ate it with milk; the thought of sweetened milk grossed me out lol I only poured milk on Cherrios or Rice Krispies. Anything without the sugar coating.
@@SukiNoKoe When I was in kindergarten, my dad made me eat cereal for breakfast every morning, and he drank whole milk while my mom and I drank skim. One morning, we were out of skim and he made me use his milk
That event turned me off from milk with cereal
@@wizwitch5318 EW WHOLE MILK IS GROSS lol I'm sorry that happened to you xD
For some reason, eating dry cereal injures my tongue. It won’t injure it from the first bite but after a few mouthfuls, it starts to cut into my tongue and I end up tasting blood :( The last time it happened was with the roasted oat puffs cereal (forgot the name). Also happens to me with eating hard candy sometimes especially m&ms. It’s why I stick to gummi :/
@@marieso2293 Ouchie :( maybe have a doctor look at it...a tongue that bleeds that easily is a concern...
I remember when I got a box of sour patch cereal from Walmart just because it looked interesting, but when you actually try it with milk it's almost like the milk is spoiled because of the sourness the cereal adds.
My grandparents got mad at me for not finishing the cereal.
Typical Grandparents:
Grandma: I spent Simoleons on this cereal you better finish it!
Grandchild: Yeah? try it yourself!
Grandparents: ok your right that cereal is pretty awful!
1:35 I swer I can hear "Fruit Salad" from the Wiggles
I do remember seeing sour patch kids cereal and I was like WTF that looks extremely disgusting who in the right mind wants to eat some sour cereal with milk 🥛
Then Sour Patch Kid ice cream came out. Also, there's Sour Patch Kid popcorn now.
I ate that cereal daily probably due to how much I ate sour patch that the cereal was just sweet
Honestly, the sour patch kids ice cream made more sense. The cereal just sounded bleh to me.
I actually ate that stuff for a while
I was disgusted, seeing it on shelves. Tried it and I was surprised. I couldn’t understand why it was good-
As someone who’s admittedly a sugar (mostly chocolate) addict, I’ll admit I’ll gladly try most of these.
EDIT:also, a few cereals still have the the Turing milk green is still a gimmick in some cereals, a good example is Captain Crunches Halloween Crunch.
and the fictional Reptar cereal, which I think we did eventually got
I just discovered your channel a few days ago by accident. Absolutely love your content! Keep up the great work, mate 👍
3:35 That's why you always had a banana on your desk, when you reviewed foreign cartoons 🤣
One cereal I remember that got discontinued was the Cinnabon cereal. My siblings and I really loved Cinnamon Mini Buns cereal, so when that stopped showing up at our local super market, we hoped this would taste just the same. It did not, the texture was all wrong and it tasted most of hazelnut. Fortunately an actual Cinnabon is something I always look forward to eating whenever I go to the mall.
I still miss Cinnamon Mini Buns to this day and can still remember the taste. I really hope it comes back one day, or a cereal that captures its taste.
Try the big snax ones they might be good
@@oliviaburge9579 Thanks, I'll give them a shot!
It's awesome to see Doug and Strider in a collab again :)
i agree
8:36
BFDI reference
Being British, I didn’t have “loud” and “sweet” cereals as much. I had kind of the generic ones like Coco Pops, Rice Crispies & Corn Flakes. I am curious to try the Dunkin Donuts cereal as I love coffee and it does look nice on the box. ☕️☕️☕️
I think I know one reason the Spongebob cereal didn't catch on for long.
If you want a cereal with nautical marshmallows, you can get a big bag of Marshmallow Mateys, which is basically Malt-O-Meal's version of Lucky Charms. It is a lot cheaper that the SB cereal probably was, and it has a larger assortment of nautical marshmallow shapes. And it tastes at least as good as Lucky Charms.
I can't imagine anyone eating a handful of Sour Patch Kids and thinking this needs to be a cereal How this get made?😳
Blame me for that
I tried it once. I really liked it. It was surprisingly sweet with a little tartness to it and it had a nice crunch to it.
I liked that cereal better than the peeps cereal-
I loved that cereal
i ate it is there somehing wrong to me i liked it
I miss Frosted Rice Krispies. Thing is we used to have cereal when watching Saturday morning cartoons. Since most channels don't have that, kids didn't get ushered into getting up in the morning to rush to watch their favorite shows. Watching Wacky Races and other cartoons from that generation aren't the same. The only thing that came close was watching South park episode "Handicar". You noticed all the adults were in their jammy jams and grabbed a bowl of cereal.
Honestly, I'm a big fan of the dunkin donuts cereals. I can taste caramel and mocha alongside the coffee flavor, and it's nice as an occasional thing to eat.
I had no idea cereal was trending downward. It's kind of disheartening as a person who grew up on having cereal in the morning, even if I do have something else for breakfast these days. I'd like to think cereal could still be kept around, but instead of a breakfast item, maybe a dessert type thing? I've seen people use it as a topping for ice cream and frozen yogurt.
As someone who loves cereal and as someone who works in a grocery store in the untied states in the cereal aisle I can speak on the Dunkin’ cereal. In like the year or so of carrying it like no one bought it, it never sold in that time I stocked it maybe a half dozen times
Strider/Critic collabs are wholesome as heck. Also I remember eating the SpongeBob cereal way back in 2004 and remember loving the hell out of it.
I have my problems with critic but I will admit that with strider pulling down his energy it is a very fun experience
@@justanotheranimeprofilepic that’s true I guess 😅 I’m still uncomfortable though
Me too. There was even a Kellogg's variant of the stuff.
I miss the 2000's.
@@gracekim25 Is critic bad?? I never watched him
Man I loved the TMNT cereal. Few years ago I started seeing cereal marshmallows sold at Big Lots and just started making my own.
3:47 EDP cereal
Interesting how he went from being confused and unenthusiastic to being super eager to help out anyway
23:08 That is the single most amazing description of taste I’ve ever heard!
There was this one Christmas Captain Crunch cereal back in the 90s that made your milk into cake frosting and I remembered it being absolutely disgusting. It was so bad that it made my mom puke and I remember getting home from school that day finding that it was "mysteriously" gone.
Coffee cereal sounds like a the ideal cheap college student meal, coffee and a quick meal in one
13:47 OK I cannot stop laughing. THEY ALLOWED THAT TO AIR???
Dude, they literally sell the Sour Patch Kids cereal at the Fry's sown the block from where I live! I wouldn't touch it myself tho. Just the thought of eating sour cereal really makes me feel a tad bit nauseous... 🤢
I don't blame you. Some of the cereals they covered in this video made me happy I have mostly moved away from eating it for breakfast as I've gotten older
Idk, I wanna try it
I may have a problem but I ate sour patch cereal regularly back in 2019
Honestly I’d try it as a snack or candy. Just never with milk.
The crossover we never knew we needed.
10:39 Um, the fuck did you say? MILK, creeps you out?
What did milk do to her
@@benncatlover ikr?
@@gaminggoof1542 yes it is so confusing
Sounds like she’s a wimp to me, it’s milk!
Sour patch cereal is hard to find? That's surprising. Peanutbuttergamer seemed to find it pretty easily!
I'd honestly assume a lot of scalpers bought them beforehand.
Wait I thought he’s American 😅
Don't forget Strider is Australian - if this PeanutButterGamer guy is USian, then I wouldn't be surprised how he'd get hands on it
@@LazarouDave I have never seen anyone say 'USian'.
(Is it a regional thing?)
@@em5345- same
Hey man, I'm loving the banned/discontinued/controversial food topics you've been doing. It's always fun seeing things from the past that I've heard of or never heard of.
Also loving the collaborations with Nostalgia Critic! Hopefully you'll continue to do more of these topics, as well as more collaborations with Nostalgia Critic.
Man, I must be super weird because I thought the Sour Patch kids cereal tasted awesome. I could munch on that stuff straight out of the box. Can't believe I got so lucky getting to try it lmao, I miss the 2019 cereal boom
This video made me feel older than I am-
It also showed me how fast time has been passing
It makes my day every time Strider uploads! And Nostalgia Critic guest starring?!?! Heck yeah!!!!
ya who cares if he let his male staff molest and abuse his female staff lets keep supporting NC
i remember most of these cereals as i grew up in the 80's and 90's, though i don't recall how any of them tasted very well, i believe the pop-tarts cereal was ok, not great, but not terrible. i obviously ate the TMNT cereal too, and i imagine if i used a time machine to get a hand of a fresh box today i probably wouldn't like it lol
I feel sorry for your stomach. I had the knock off large bags of fruti peddles, coco peddles, froot loops and my favorite captain crunch. I gained so much weight at that time but it was a super cheap breakfast.
@@3arthandsky cereals are high in sugar for sure so you can gain weight, honestly pop-tarts are the worst for that, these days i have a gluten-free diet though so i only eat chex
I'm glad you showed Stefan Saba trying the SpongeBob cereal, he's an awesome CZcamsr!
Note about the banana frosties: they would have to face some major issuse to be able to put real bananas in the ceral.
1:16 MARSHALLOW WHAT?!
MARSHMALLOW SH!T
I love these food videos! They're so informative and I love how you treat every option with respect
Here in France we have a cereal very similar to Pop-Tarts Crunch, called Trésor. It's very similar to PTC, except with chocolate flavor.
I love both your's and Nostalgia Critic's videos.
Ugh, I loved the Sour Patch Kids Cereal! I ate them dry. They were a great snack! Unfortunately, Post was releasing so many great tasting cereals at the same time, between Oreo O’s, Mega Stuf Oreo O’s (my favorite that was sadly discontinued), Golden Oreo O’s, Chips Ahoy!, Sour Patch Kids, Nutter Butter and others to where I couldn’t support them all at the same time. When they discontinued Mega Stuf Oreo O’s, I contacted Post directly and they confirmed it was discontinued, as was Sour Patch Kids. 😞 One cereal I really miss was Smurfs cereal from the 80s. I have never been able to find a suitable replacement and I distinctly remember the flavor. It was like Strawberry and Blue Raspberry flavored and it was sooo good.
This just made me remember how much I miss King Vitamin cereal. We barely got sugary cereals as kids, and I'm very thankful for that. I think we got the Nintendo one once and mostly just ate the Mario kind, because we weren't familiar with Zelda. We did like the 80s Dunkin Donuts cereal, though.
yay another strider/critic collab. i love when you guys do videos together lol
3:21 I wonder where that banana landed
9:10 Canada actually has a law where cereal based around cartoon characters or movies are basically banned. The only exceptions was if it was like Cheerios tying in with a movie release or Fruity Pebbles which has returned to store shelves in January 2022
There was one limited run cereal I remember from when I was about seven or eight years old that I really wish was permanent. My mom and I both loved it. It was a Winnie the Pooh cereal shaped like the honey pots, and it had a honey flavoring. But like, you could actually taste the honey; not like Honey Nut Cheerios where there’s just like a mild hint. It was so good and I was so disappointed that it was a limited run thing. Also Strider, please make a list of best Canadian cartoons!
Maybe if you miss the flavour of them, try adding honey to honey nut cheerios to maybe increase the honey flavour.
I grew up with the Flintstones, and I am inclined to agree with you about younger people not really being into the original cartoon today. It should be stated though that the show was originally written for adults on prime time (its original sponsor was Winston Cigarettes),. By the fifth season or so (after Pebbles and Bamm Bamm were added to the show), it became more juvenile and was moved to Saturday morning TV. I still like the cartoon when I catch it, and really liked the DC comics reboot by Mark Russell which was a limited series and did a really good job of updating the series (like renaming Fred and Barney's lodge, Loyal Order of Water Buffalos, Veterans of the Paleolithic Wars).
Really love that you didn't have any fake rivalry in this, no taking pointless jabs at each other's countries or opinions. Very refreshing.
I want you to do top ten worst item failures, like one called the “air curler”!
What kind of product was that? 😃
yeah and also Dataplay.
The Dreamcast's Network Adapter even if it was a pack in with tbe console.
@@alexiskuwata The air curler was supposed to be an attachment for hairdryers that would curl your hair as it dried. Instead it left a lot of people with horribly knotted hair.
Legit I tried the Sour Patch cereal. My local 99 Cents Store had plenty of stock so I went for it.
Boy oh boy.
It was much better without milk, but once you added the milk it was just disgusting
My Advice: Eat It Plain.
Me too. I forgot the taste but my sister remembered that I said, that it tasted like battery acid
Bro wdym that stuff was fire but people just have trash taste buds
@@Aironites I think people that enjoy the taste of sour milk are the ones with bad taste buds, man. Like I said it's definitely fire without the milk but when you add the element of the crystals making your milk taste spoiled it loses all fire-ability
Those birthday cake pebbles were really good man.
We had a competition here in aus back in the mid nineties where if you bought a box of Rice Bubbles (Rice Krispies), and the milk turned green you were a winner. It was for Biker Mice from Mars. Also I don't know why Strider says his favourite is "Weet-a-bix" (English wheat biscuit cereal) when he is obviously Australian and even holds up a box of "Weet-Bix" (Aus version but very different. He might as well say Vita-Brits are the same...gosh!) Also he is a nutter to put 'apple sauce' on it haha.
Always a joy when you do a crossover with Nostalgia Critic. Great vid!
Tom and Jerry is a timeless classic and will always be
Oh man I LOVED cupcake pebbles, I was absolutely addicted to them.
I love this colab, love both channels
I remember the 2004 spongebob cereal had a great gimmick and I loved eating them. The taste was average but one of the more nostalgic ones for me!
I actually remember having the Nintendo cereal. From my dim memories, the Mario and Zelda cereals basically tasted like the old version of Trix. Vaguely fruity in a stale sort of way.
I remember that cereal! I remember the marshmallows being a bit hard.
I missed a lot of these as I never cared for most sugary cereals. To this day, my cereal shelf usually has Wheaties or Total, and sometimes Fruit Loops.
I'm right there with you. My favorite cold cereal has always been Shredded Wheat- the huge plain biscuits. It's starting to get hard to find
I still find Nerds candy everywhere in my local area (UK). I frequently find the strawberry and grape pack, the cherry and watermelon pack and the rainbow box in various places.
I love Dunkin' Donuts cereal. I don't usually drink coffee, but I enjoy sweets very much. Funny how Amelia Bedelia had the right idea of making "cereal with coffee".
It's still around! We have it here in New Jersey!
I've eaten the SpongeBob cereal when I was a kid. It just tasted like a bootleg Lucky Charms. It wasn't bad, though.
Lucky Charms tastes like a bootleg of what it was supposed to be... I've always preferred the "generic" bag called Marshmallow Mateys. The actual cereal part doesn't taste like cardboard. SpongeBob tastes very similar to that one.
I had the 2020 SpongeBob movie cereal and absolutely loved it! It was absolutely great!
Great mash up this was alot of fun