Kellogg's is a company that is best known for its brands of breakfast cereal established in 1906.
Promotions
- Big Bird was featured on the front cover of a collector's edition Corn Flakes box in 1999, featuring the street sign for Sesame Street and five of its international counterparts, commemorating Sesame Street's 30th anniversary.
- In 2000, Kellogg's cereals offered a series of twenty-four small Sesame Street Mini Beans in their cereal boxes, based on the 1997 Tyco Beans.
Kellogg's testing for Sesame Street Cereal in 1998.
References
- Susan pours a bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes (depicting Santa Claus on the box) to use for a game in Episode 0765 of Sesame Street.
- "The Transylvanian Manual of Magic and Auto Repair" calls for Corn Flakes as an ingredient in a magic potion to return Count von Count's thunder in Sesame Street Episode 0974.
- In Episode 1489 of Sesame Street, Oscar the Grouch keeps a tiger in his can to keep away unwanted visitors. After the tiger, named Anthony, scares off Maria, Oscar tells the tiger, "That was grrrreat!," echoing the catchphrase of Frosted Flake's mascot Tony the Tiger.
- Kermit prepares Robin a bowl of Fruit Loops in the May 28, 1983 The Muppets comic strip.
- Several Kellogg's packages, including Kellogg's Smacks, appear in the German Die Fraggles episode "The Cavern of Lost Dreams."
- Fozzie hears the snap, crackle, and pop coming from his milk before pooring in his (Rice Krispies) cereal in the January 16, 1986 comic strip.
- In the Fraggle Rock episode "Boober Gorg," Boober gets stuck in a bowl of "Kellogg's Honey Smacks," while thinking he is Junior Gorg.
- David pours Elmo a bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes at the beginning of Episode 2265.
- In the Fraggle Rock episode "The Voice Inside," Wrench Doozer gets rescued by Sprocket from being buried in an avalanche of Kellog's Honey Smacks, used in the production to simulate pebbles.
- Sprocket pours himself a bowl of Corn Flakes in the Fraggle Rock episode "The Honk of Honks."
- An illustration of "Very Special K" cereal appears in One Frog Can Make a Difference.
- Episode 2937 of Sesame Street centers around a trip to a Grouch supermarket. Among their products is the cereal "Sardine Crispies," which Oscar claims go "snap, crackle, blech!"
- In the Bear in the Big Blue House episode, "Water, Water Everywhere," Tutter uses various boxes in his attempt to construct something to help him reach the faucet. Some of the boxes include Kellogg's Frosted Flakes, Apple Jacks, and Froot Loops. The letters of the brand's name on the boxes are somewhat obscured.
- A sketch in Sesame Street Episode 4193 titled "Super K" is a spoof of the Kellogg's breakfast cereal, Special K. The company name is parodied as "Kingsley's."
- A box of "Nutri-Dots!" cereal seen in Sesame Street Episode 4199 (and beyond) is produced by "Biondo's," with cameraman Frank Biondo caricatured as a chef resembling Snap of Snap, Crackle, and Pop, the mascots for Rice Krispies.
- In Episode 4203 of Sesame Street, WASCAR racer Kyle Skwush's car is sponsored by "Smellogg's Worm Flakes."
- Rizzo the Rat gets stuck to a box of Corn Flakes in The Muppets episode "Little Green Lie".
- In a TikTok video on January 27th, 2024 with Hoots the Owl playing his saxophone while Ernie and Bert are eating cereal by Hooper's Store, the caption calls the experience "fruit hoots", in reference to Kellogg's Froot Loops.
Several Kellogg's packages on Die Fraggles.
"Boober Gorg" in "Kellogg's Honey Smacks."
Wrench getting a taste of "Kellogg's Honey Smacks."
"The Honk of Honks"
One Frog Can Make a Difference
Smellogg's Worm Flakes sponsors Kyle Skwush.