Post Toasties
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Post Toasties was an American breakfast cereal that was made by Post Cereals. It was named for its originator C. W. Post. It was the Post version of corn flakes, popularized by Kellogg's.
Post Toasties were previously called Elijah's Manna (c. 1904) until angry clergymen protested the name: so in 1908 C. W. Post decided to rename it Post Toasties.
Post Toasties were discontinued in April of 2006.
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