Cookie Crisp
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First sold on retailer shelves in 1977, Cookie Crisp is a human food product consisting of starch- and sugar-laden cereal pieces shaped to resemble cookies, perhaps to make the prospect of cookies for breakfast more palatable for children; Cybertronian sociologists can only guess at the reason. Although originally owned by company Ralston Purina, it is now produced by General Mills for release in the United States and Nestlé elsewhere in the world.
Promotions
[edit]Generation One
[edit]- An exclusive version of the 1984 Jazz figure available through a giveaway offer. This version of Jazz is noted for having different stickers than the original, with the door stickers omitting the word "Martinii" and the "Martinii Porsche" window and spoiler stickers being absent.
Robots In Disguise (2015)
[edit]- Unknown pack-in toys (???)
- Nestlé included an unknown number of an unknown type of toys as in-box premiums in unknown markets.
External References
[edit]- [[wikipedia:{{#if:|:}}Cookie Crisp|{{#if:Cookie Crisp at Wikipedia|Cookie Crisp at Wikipedia|Cookie Crisp}}]]