MAYPO HOT OATMEAL COMMERCIAL WITH JOHNY UNITAS, WILT CHAMBERLAIN, MICKEY MANTLE, AND MORE. XD30672b

[@David-yw2lv]

I remember this product being advertised on TV in the '60"s.I don't remember seeing it sold in any stores in my hometown.

[@jpolar394]

I remember as a kid that I ruined a 1966 New York Yankee yearbook by writing I WANT MY MAYPO over Mickey Mantels face in his page in the yearbook.

[@jeaniecressley1297]

Is it still available anywhere!?

[@jlasportsbasketball1]

Don Meredith is the best 😂

[@Airsoftcleaner]

Almost every one of those Athletes are enshrined in their respected Halls of Fame

[@pbcoop62]

Don Meredith is the only one who isn't.

[@jimmartin7881]

We usually got Honey horse or Quaker oats with mushed up brown bananas or berries we'd pick when they were in season, none of that hoity toity Maypo in our house. Did they have a bourbon flavor for Mantle? Lol!

[@whereswaldo5740]

I remember eating that. They still make it.

[@spercoco]

Really? Where can I get some? I usually make oatmeal in the winter and pour maple syrup on top.

[@Modeltnick]

This stuff was heavily advertised in the late 50s.

[@toeg1]

Who was that kid that cried at the end? He looked like Jerry Mathers.

[@tracybalfour-vrana831]

Nope! Tom Vrana

[@BirchBarlow]

Fun Fact - This was the inspiration for "I want my MTV!'

[@danorthsidemang3834]

Dandy Don's was the best

[@fsbthoughtpolice7732]

i want my maypo too

[@Davepool-hs7vr]

Same here

[@BIGLOVE4TRUTH]

Today if they had a commercial of one boy calling another a jerk, they would go to a safe space instead of the dugout.

[@Oliverdobbins]

Maypo, but then again it maypo not.

[@ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗΕΡΓΟΤΕΧΝΙΚΗΙΣΤΟΡΙΑ]

American product with greek name!

[@jimmartin7881]

How is Maypl Oats Greek?

[@bartobruintjes7056]

@@jimmartin7881 Maltex is a Greek word.

[@jimmartin7881]

@@bartobruintjes7056 But Maltex is the manufacturer, not the product here. Maltex was just ex added to the Malt food company brand when it was purchased by new owners to distinguish it from the prior owners. Malt is just a word for dried grain.