Post: Sugar Crisp Cereal, 1950s
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♪ Look at Johnny and Janie Black ♪ | 0:02 | |
♪ Watching and wishing they had a snack ♪ | 0:04 | |
♪ Hello, what's this, hang on to your chairs ♪ | 0:07 | |
♪ Our three friends, the Honey Bears ♪ | 0:09 | |
♪ We heard you were wishing for something to eat ♪ | 0:12 | |
♪ Something delicious ♪ | 0:14 | |
♪ Something sweet ♪ | 0:15 | |
♪ And here's the treat that can't be beat ♪ | 0:17 | |
Together | Post Sugar Crisp, it's fun to eat. | 0:19 |
♪ As a snack or a cereal, it's a dream ♪ | 0:22 | |
♪ You don't need sugar ♪ | 0:25 | |
♪ Just milk or creme ♪ | 0:26 | |
♪ It's already sweetened, we hope you notice ♪ | 0:27 | |
♪ Each single puff is candy-coated ♪ | 0:30 | |
Narrator | Sugar Crisp is fun to eat three ways, | 0:33 |
as a cereal with milk or creme, | 0:35 | |
as a snack, any time of day, | 0:36 | |
or as candy, right out of the box. | 0:38 | |
Remember... | 0:40 | |
- | As a cereal, it's dandy! | 0:41 |
- | For snacks, it's so handy. | 0:42 |
- | Or eat it like candy! | 0:43 |
Together | Post Sugar Crisp! | 0:45 |
Narrator | The red, white and blue package | 0:46 |
with the three bears on it. | 0:47 |
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