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Frosted Flakes (1960s)

The film is a nostalgic advertisement for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes featuring Tony the Tiger. It highlights the transformation of the character from an unenthusiastic tiger to a vibrant and energetic one, emphasizing the benefits of starting the day with Frosted Flakes for a fun and active morning. Keywords Frosted Flakes, Tony the Tiger, cereal advertisement, 1960s, morning routine, Kellogg's, breakfast, energy, nostalgia, marketing H

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Transcription

Would you believe that at one time I wasn't much of a tiger? Instead of smiling like I do now, I frowned a lot. Instead of roaring like a tiger, I coughed. And when I swam, I didn't use the regular tiger stroke. I dog battled. And then I discovered Kellogg sugar frosted flakes. Think they'll work for me? Sure. Go with Tony the Tiger and get what it takes to start every morning. Kellogg sugar frosted flakes. Those great flakes from Kelloggs have a secret, you know. Toasted in frosting for the cat on the go. Go with only the tiger. Be strong and be fast. Get where you're going and don't get there last. Go with a tiger. Put more in your morning, more fun.

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