Fictional Cereal Box Art Mugs
Description: Embrace breakfast nostalgia with this vibrant design featuring the classic Kellogg's Corn Flakes box and its iconic rooster. A timeless tribute to your favorite morning cereal, complete with fresh strawberries.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes Classic Cereal Box Art & Iconic Rooster Mug
by MaikoAsuka
$13 $18
Description: 90s nostalgia at its best! This vibrant "Crunchy Monster" design features a cool baby dinosaur performing a skateboard trick without dropping his favorite bowl of colorful cereal. Inspired by vintage cereal box mascots and Saturday morning cartoons, this graphic combines bold bubble typography with a rad streetwear aesthetic. Perfect for kids, skaters, and fans of 1990s pop culture looking for a unique and funny graphic tee.
Retro Crunchy Monster Dinosaur Skateboarding Cereal Box Art Mug
by Cool kiddo
$13 $18
Description: Be the hero of Pandora and the hero of Breakfast with the help of Handsome Jack, The Hyperion Corporation's glorious leader. Pretzel-flavoured with six unique marshmallows, modeled after those freakin' Vault Hunters, you can help Jack awaken The Warrior and save the world! Free DIAMOND PONY with every purchase!!* *Plus shipping & handling of $20,000,000. Handsome Jack, Borderlands, and other characters utilized are owned by Gearbox Software and Take-Two Interactive. This is a homage/parody.
Description: Start your morning with a spooky bowl of Pinefield Puffs. This retro halloween cereal design features a creepy pumpkin head mascot, perfect for horror fans and autumn lovers.
Halloween Cereal Pinefield Puffs Spooky Retro Design Mug
by Emc Design Lab
$13 $18
Description: Sugar Bear originally appeared as a character in the 1964 Saturday morning cartoon Linus the Lionhearted. Most of the characters in the series, sponsored by General Foods, were mascots for Post cereal products.
Golden Crisp Cereal Sugar Bear 1964 Mug
by The Art Queen of Michigan
$13 $18
Description: Looking for a GREAT new cereal kiddies? Well BeelzBrand has JUST what you’re looking for! Culty Crisp! It’s got whole grain puffs and just a bit of sinfully sweet marshmallows in fun shapes like The mark of the beast “6’s” Hellfire flames and of course pentagrams, or are they pentacles? It’s up to YOU! our surveys says “666 mom’s agree it’s the BEAST!” And don’t forget about your friend and mine, Super COW! just send in 1,000 souls and she’s all yours! Beelzbrand is not responsible for any demonic or supernatural activity you bring upon yourself.
Description: In the early 1970s, an Indian Chief appeared briefly, replaced by Dig'em Frog in 1972. He continued as the mascot when the cereal was rechristened Honey Smacks in the early 1980s. In these ads, Dig'em would appear in front of a group of kids, and they would eat some cereal together