Since bygone decades like the 1970s, kids' cereals have changed a lot — mainly to appeal to parents. Names like Sugar Smacks have been swapped for more wholesome-sounding monikers; brands have cut ...

There was a time when digging for a tiny toy at the bottom of a cereal box felt like the best part of breakfast. Those little surprises slowly disappeared, replaced by QR codes, sweepstakes, and “scan ...

The early prizes were metal toys and baseball cards of the greats during the early 1900s such as Ty Cobb and “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, which are worth thousands of dollars today. Later on, prizes ...

Buy me some peanuts and Cracker Jack. I don’t care if I never get back. And it’s pretty much the same way for Ken Carpenter of Chandler who has carried numerous boxes or bags of the caramel corn ...