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This cereal can be seen in the background of the opening scene of Houses of the Holy.In the All Grown Up! episode Interview With a Campfire, Tommy says 'Coming from the man who communicates with aliens in the Alpha-Bits commercial'.

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This cereal can be seen in the 2003 movie Anger Management.

Peter suddenly exclaims, 'Oh my God! Brian, there's a message in my Alpha Bits! It says 'Ooooo!'' A visibly annoyed Brian looks up from his newspaper and says, 'Peter, those are Cheerios.'

A season 1 episode of Family Guy features Peter and Brian at the table, where Peter is eating a bowl of breakfast cereal.

Post Alpha-Bits cereal is a proud sponsor of Arthur on PBS.

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Tastiest cereal you've ever met - it's just like eating up the alphabet! Every variation of the Alpha-Bits line is now made completely with whole grains and three grams of fiber per serving.

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In August 2005, Post Cereals introduced sugar free Alpha-Bits Cereal. Peterson, a chef at a local restaurant in upstate New York. The Invention of Marshmallow Alpha-Bits is not commonly known, but was invented by a small time entrepreneur named Andrew R. As of 2011, Marshmallow Alpha-Bits is not in production. Over time, the marshmallows have gone through various changes such as super-swirls, two-in-one and splits in their colors. The marshmallows included pink A's, yellow E's, purple I's, orange O's, green U's, and, later, blue Y's. This version of the original Alpha-Bits cereal is basically the same, except it contains marshmallow vowels. Marshmallow Alpha-Bits was introduced in 1990. Marshmallow Alpha-Bits was a breakfast cereal made by Post Cereals, containing frosted alphabet-shaped corn cereal bits and marshmallows.

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Michael Jackson and the Jackson Five starred in a series of Alpha-Bits musical TV commercials in 1973. In the 1980s there was yet another mascot named Alfie the Alpha-Bits Cereal Wonder Dog. The Canadian Alpha at first resembled IBM PCs, but recent versions have begun to look like Macintoshes. In Canada, the last Alpha-Bits mascot was Alpha, a computer who 'makes bits'. Since then, mascots have included the Alpha-Bits Wizard, who appeared near children in kitchens.

Loveable Truly was also a character in the 1960s cartoon show Linus the Lionhearted on CBS, along with other Post Cereals mascots at the time (including Sugar Bear of Golden Crisp, then called Sugar Crisp). The old recipe was reintroduced later in 2008.īeginning in 1964, the mascot for Alpha-Bits was a postman ( Post Man) named Loveable Truly, who was originally voiced by insult comic Jack E. However, Alpha-Bits reappeared for sale in January 2008 with a new formulation, touting '0% Sugar!' as a 'Limited Edition' cereal. The cereal was introduced in 1958, and was taken off the market in 2006. Post Cereals also started producing Marshmallow Alpha-Bits in 1990.Īlpha-Bits cereal was invented by a father of seven named Thomas M. Letter make words and in my bowl has naughty ones.Alpha-Bits, also known as Frosted Alpha-Bits, is a breakfast cereal made by Post Cereals, which contains frosted alphabet-shaped corn cereal bits. For this cereal, I encourage my girls to play with their food. Not sugary, but not all boring and adult like bran twigs with hay and bunny food. They didn't need sugar because it is sweetened, but just a bit. I had forgotten about Alpha-bits and how much I liked them. But in my bowl of Alpha-bits, I have words and I giggle. They ask for Alpha-bits as SuperWhy cereal and call out the individual letters and then I get the question 'Mommy, what does hyzqbm spell?' 'Nothing'. SuperWHY is on the box, which my kids love.

Getting into this bzzagent campaign and getting a free box of Alpha-bits brought that ridiculousness back into my life. I probably should have grown out of thinking that was funny, but I never did. 'Farts','Poop', and some other words I won't say here. so much better than the brick of 'shredded' wheat that took 2 tons of sugar to make it palatable.) and of course I would make the letters spell out naughty words and show my siblings, we'd laugh until someone walked in the room, then we'd eat some more and when left alone again we'd make more words. As a child, I would get Alpha-bits cereal (YAY, YUM. I'm silly just to be silly, just to amuse myself. I laugh at farts, I sniff stinky feet, I pick my nose and show everyone around, I play video games, and do silly things most of the day. I'm a 34 year old woman with 2 daughters who are 3 and 4 years old.