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Not that such cereal ever existed (did it?), but if it did, what would it be called? Would there be marshmallow Carls and Dennys?

And speaking of Beach Boys food products, besides the Party chips, were there ever any other BB food products for sale, officially licensed or otherwise, that have been produced over the years?

Kinda stole this from the other thread (http://'http://www.sonic.net/~dsktracy/bbstuff/Miscellaneous/pages/Beach%20Boys%20Wheaties%20box.html'), but what about Special Carole K? :P

Wild Honey Bunches of Oats?

Cocoa-mo Puffs?

There was a BB Wheaties box, back in the '80s.

Holy moly. The things I learn on this board.

This page says it was "made by fans"...

http://www.sonic.net/~dsktracy/bbstuff/Miscellaneous/pages/Beach%20Boys%20Wheaties%20box.html

I'm guessing this was just a jokey thing that someone made.

I think I had to mail order mine, but it wasn't fan made (unless the fans worked for General Mills).

they could have called it Ogden's Nut Gone Flakes, If that product name had not already been registered.     Or Coo Coo for Cocaine Puffs.   

Wilson Brothers Surfin Sea Oats

mike's mueslix and beach boys flake mix

Cap'n Crunch

(http://cokemachineglow.com/tumblr/douche/mike25.jpg)

Coco Mo' Fo's
Cap'n Love Berries
Carl's Big Crunch

Do not eat those carbs!

Brian Flakes

KOKOM-Os

Sour Grape Nut Flakes

Wild Honey Bunches of Oats

Fruit Loop De Loops

Honey Nut Cherry Coupes

Wild Honey Nut Cheerios

Apple Jack Rieley

Not exactly BBs Cereal, but some of the delicious products they helped promo;  

  
      

Wow. Just wow.   :lol

Thanks bgas. Works on so many levels that it's hard to know where to start.

Sad times.

These are a hoot.

The BBs "Rare live recordings cassette" almost sounds like they are talking about a bootleg.

Bran Wilson

I remember that Beach Boys/Krunchers chips promo.  There was something where you could send away for a BB t-shirt.  So I did - it had a pretty cool design on the front.  But the back was a big horrible ad for Krunchers.  It wasn't even a shirt I would wear for P.E.!  I think I put it right in the Goodwill bag.

Must be this one?

http://www.sonic.net/~dsktracy/bbstuff/Clothing/pages/1991%20Krunchers%20T-shirt,%20front.html

This is the cassette featured in the Fleischman's ad.

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That's a much different Surf's Up album than the one I know.  And the song "Surf's Up" isn't even on it.  :lol

Is that Michael Bolton sitting on the hood of the woodie?

I've never gone Surfin' USA but I've certainly been Snackin' USA many, many, many, many times.

As a kid growing up in the late 80s and 90s, this and the Still Cruisin' cassette was my introduction to the BB's music, always had one in the Walkman!

Cartoon Mike was looking pretty buff here.

Back in the late 1980's / early 1990's there were kiosks in shopping malls where you could go in and have your picture superimposed on the cover of People Magazine, The New York Times, Wheaties boxes, etc.  They would either take your picture or you could bring them a picture.  This is back in the pre-Photoshop days where you couldn't just to it at home.  There also may have been a promotion from General Mills where if you sent them your photo and some amount of money they would would do the same.  My understanding is that these boxes originated one of those two ways, and were not a product you could buy on store shelves.

Lee

What was on the rare live recordings cassette?  First I've heard of this.

SAME!