[Pollster1]

I remember their old name and marketing, but they are not politically correct enough to survive in this era.

[Army Air Corps]

Times like this, I feel like creating a politically incorrect food brand. Resurrect old favourites that are pushed aside by the Fun Police (”Fun Suckers”, as PJ O'Rourke calls them).

[fwdude]

I remember those, crunch golden nuggets of synthetic, reconstituted stuff. A little bland without a good showering of sugar, though.

[I see my hands]

I've never had those. But I've had hundreds of boxes of these:

Oh, they're shot with sugar through and through,
Too lazy to Google - something, something - for you.
Kell-ogg's Sugar Corn Pops..
Sugar Pops are tops!

[Dilbert San Diego]

Yep, I remember when “Corn Pops” were “Sugar Pops”.

And remember when “Frosted Flakes” were “Sugar Frosted Flakes”?

And “Honey Smacks” were “Sugar Smacks”?

The word “sugar” became a dirty word somewhere along the way. If you read the labels, these cereals are still packed with sugar. It’s just not in the name anymore.

[Grizzled Bear]

“Super Golden Crisp” was once “Sugar Crisp.”

Even Old New York, was once New Amsterdam.

[beaversmom]

I always liked Sugar Smacks. Sugar and violence--what could be better? This clown is a little creepy though--in a John Wayne Gacy kinda way.