43 Items You Could Find in Any American Household During the 60s

Cereal has always been a breakfast staple in the U.S. and will probably always be. Introduced in the early 1950s by Kellogg’s, Frosted Flakes quickly became a beloved breakfast staple, enchanting children and adults with its sweet, crunchy, sugar-coated cornflakes.

Tony the Tiger, who debuted in the 1950s, became a lasting American advertising symbol with his catchphrase, “They’re grrreat!” Despite debates over sugar levels, Sugar Frosted Flakes have preserved their status as a breakfast favorite.