Some cereal mascots have become iconic over the years -- but have still undergone rebranding. Here's our list of 11 ...

F ood companies have been using mascots to promote breakfast cereal for more than a century. Ever since Quaker Oats introduced its rather boring Quaker man with his old-fashioned hat and puffy ...

Alongside Tony the Tiger, Coco the Monkey is one of the most recognisable cereal mascots of all time. The character was first introduced in 1963 and is still featured to this day.

(Numerous governments, meanwhile, have attempted to ban kids’ cereal mascots such as Tony the Tiger and Coco the Monkey over the years, ... of nine-year-old Phan Thi Kim Phuc, ...

Snap, Crackle and Pop were the adorable gnome-like mascots of Rice Krispies, who actually first appeared on cereal packaging in 1933. The characters were linked to the sound that Rice Krispies ...

However, Tony the Tiger was first introduced way back in 1952 as part of a group of other cereal mascots. The other mascots were dropped, while Tony got to stay and was even given a son for a brief ...