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Production of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes begins
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Kellogg's began using the phrase "The Original Has This Signature— W.K. Kellogg™" and it stuck for years
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The iconic Kellogg's logo was first used in a cereal cartoon.
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A daring, and for its time, risque, advertising campaign appeared from February through July 1908, which claimed that if you winked at your grocer the would give you a sample of Corn Flakes.
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Cardboard lithograph cut-outs to entertain kids are put on cereal boxes. Much more colorful.
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WW1 ad, "First Aid to the Hungry" showed a group of boys and girls eating healthy Corn Flakes
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Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes officially named to Kellogg Company
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Kids could earn toys for sending in the tops of cereal boxes, proving that they bought the cereal.
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Tony the Tiger is created to market new Frosted Flakes.
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A newer and healthier cereal alternative now was on the shelves
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Specialty boxes had cut out masks of Star Trek characters
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The first frosted Pop-Tarts hit the shelves with four flavors, Dutch-Apple, Concord Grape, Raspberry and Brown Sugar-Cinnamon. Today, there are over 30 kinds of Pop-Tarts.
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Eggo's debuts Blueberry Frozen Waffles
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Partnering with the popular Nintendo game, Kellogg's created Pokemon cereal
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Use of Gold Medal Women's Gymnastics team for ad campaign
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Eleven, who is famous on TV for eating Eggo Waffles, appears on a waffle box
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Kellogg's sells more than 30 varieties of cereal, bars, crackers, shakes, and snacks worldwide
