The Evolution of Pop-Tart Advertising

A video I did for my Economics class on Pop-Tarts. No copyright infringement intended,
Pop-Tarts belongs to Kellogg's
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[@HighTen_Melanie]

Had no idea they were this old! They were only introduced to the UK in 1992.

[@genie121]

Also introduced as nutritious for kids!!!! Faaaaaaasckkkk

[@Thatguyjack758]

I believe they’re considered illegal contraband in the EU. Obviously that doesn’t apply to where you are.

[@Ishtarru]

She's talking to the toaster again. I've got to get that girl some therapy.

[@winning3329]

As long as she's not humping the toaster I don't really see a problem.

[@Catsarah13]

I only enjoyed the older commercials-they were so good! The modern commercials are not my style-not nearly as good as the ones from long ago.

[@lindaeasley4336]

I love that 2009 commercial .It's cute and humorous

[@TnseWlms]

Does anybody remember a commercial from the mid 70's where Milton says, "All around the Henderson house, this is the way the day starts..."

[@stormgirl09]

I find it strange how the older commercials seem to market pop tarts to young children but as time went on it was more for teens and young adults...well except the last one it being a cartoon I guess you can say they were marketing them to little kids again. I enjoy watching old commercials and I noticed when compare commercials of the 50s/60s and the 90s...what was once for young kids in the 50s/60s was later gears towards teens and young adults.

[@el_mismisimo_sr.x]

Little kids love see cute little cartoon characters being eaten including babies

[@grantbusse9073]

Pop-tarts! From Ḱ̶̢͚͔͙͉̱̝̞̮̬̗͕͕̥̞̘̘̬e̴̢̨̡̨̹̗̗̫͎̮͔̲͍̲̗̬̠̝̘̪̙̹̻̱͇͍̱̩̗̤͎͉̬̼̮̮͓̪̮̼͎̯͈͕͖͉̲̓̃̀̽̈̈́͋̓͋̈́̆̃̈̎̑̔̅͑̄̂̊̅͒͑̈̐̽̕̚̚̕͜͝͠͝ĺ̶̹̰̩̥̜̙̖͖̝͓̗̮͎̩̼̋͒͑́̌͊̀́́̊͐͐̎͛͐̿͒̎͒̌̽̔̅̍̐͒̊̀͐̔̉̄́̽̀̓̉̆͐́͊̀̅̈̆̿̆͝͠͝ͅͅl̸̢̛̛̬̻̲̭̟̘̝̰͍̤̳͎̟̟̫̠̝̪͉̙̺͑̆̏͊̔̇̈́̈̉̃̅̃̋̐̂̓̓̈́̎̓̏͆͂̚͝ͅo̶͈̬̥͚͉̣͇̝͎̪̼͓̲̞̣̼̩̮͍͚̪͈͖͉͔̗̤̤̬͚͓͖͂͋̋̾̈́̈́͑̈͛̈̿́͊͘͠͝͝ģ̵̨̨̛̛͙̼̞̪̩͉͉̼͎̼̪̥͔̗̼̠̲̰̝̠̪̤̫̙̞̰͎͙̫̥̩̮͈͔̬͖̝̐̊̍̈̓͊͂́̆̈́̏̆̂̔͆̈́͛̅́̃͗́̊̕͘g̷̢̡̧̨̡̛͎̜̪͍̯͔̫̬̙̱͖̺̣̫̼͓̣̦͇͖̙̒͆̈̈́̃͛̔̀͛̂̆́̀̆͆̋̍̇͌̌̆̓̅̊̂͆̽̇͌̆̂̆͐͗͊̚͝ͅͅ’̶̧̡̛̛̻̖̟̞̰̯̬̘̰̥̥͓̖͔͎̟̤̻̼̮͇̜̙͍͖͙͖̱̺̮̥̜̣͈̮̗̬̩̗͒̾̉͗͂̊͊̀̿̎̑̐̄̽̾́͛̉͋͑̅̒̉̀̍̓̑̏͛̃̆̅̓̃̌̏͘̚̚̚͜͜͝ͅș̷̡̧̡̛̰̥̞̭̻͉͓̼̯̳̬͉͕̗͖͉͇̙̥͓̳̥̥͚̻͚̤͕̤̒̑̎̒̋̽͝ͅ 0:33

[@Amber93012]

The 1999 one oh my god

[@fireinthehole1986]

Amber Amen, Brother.

[@marstillo8087]

Wtf is that shit Im 30 years old haha

[@zimcatduckie2283]

Lol

[@PepsiZM]

Those beats tho

[@DevinMillarDM]

0:38 is one of my favorites for the classic ones.

[@user-rn7lu5qh9p]

2:36 foo's dad: oh noo!

[@Spyda_337]

"To spend the night at Cathy's." Never seen a little kid named Cathy

[@potatosauce]

Weirdly enough that was my aunt's name (Kathy), and she was killed the same year as that commercial. Definitely feels like an adult name, but she was only 16 when she died.

[@eltravo2112]

The girl talking to the toaster (Suzy) is actress Rachel Jacobs who also played Arnold’s hospital roommate friend in Diffrent Strokes Season 2 episodes 1&2 This early 80’s pop tart commercial should be included as well (82-84) kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3KWnnh3arSXjbs

[@gingercat77977]

Watching this while eating poptarts

[@brentmann2988]

William Schallert was the voice of Milton the Toaster. He played the dad on The Patty Duke Show back in the 60s.

[@anniefinch6843]

Interesting commercial compilation of pop tarts.

[@kaitlynmckessy4250]

GOD BLESS you for putting this on here!

[@JafeT7coolM47]

Where you going, suzy?

[@itiswhatitaintanditaintwha1427]

JafeT7coolM47 I'M GOING AWAY FROM YOU, YOU PERV TOASTER!!!!!

[@Cal.Crimson]

We need an updated version with Curtis toasty pants

[@williamdiemert9866]

Bill Post R.I.P

[@wrestlingwithjay3770]

Classic

[@Dave-pf7un]

Welcome Welcome hungry

[@garyeisenberg4251]

There’s so much sugar pal

[@fisherferguson7250]

Happy 55th anniversary, pop tarts!

[@pierreparnelljr.5929]

Rip to the creator of pop tarts

[@howtobeok]

Apple strudel is first 2000's

[@booberry349]

love Milt the Toaster

[@drewsquickfix]

These commercials price they made them smaller. I haven't had one in 20 years and just bought some on impulse. Now they are smaller than toaster struddles. Man companies are shady. These things used to be bigger than my hand now the fit in my palm

[@og-goji6613]

Imagine you love frosting and filling.

[@InkWaxstudios100]

I do love frosting and filling

[@DesertDog2]

All of these breakfast “foods” are “part of a complete breakfast”. Meaning you can add this sugary crap to your breakfast of eggs and bacon.

[@sherrigaskin5656]

Milton was cool.

[@abelmantor7557]

Good thing i ate a poptart recently.

[@lynneb859]

I like it but I want more years

[@crystalnatcher8504]

bunger

[@oragnutanggang3921]

2009 was definitely the stupidest

[@delacabeza8583]

Seinfeld

[@just_dom144]

Why highlight the unfrosted ones in the ads? What a waste.

[@Cinnamonroll-f6j]

Is 2022

[@Dave-pf7un]

Welcome Welcome hjngry

[@deontemerritt91]

I love Pop Tarts from Kellogg's one of my favorite breakfast food ever to eat out most of them but the Pop Tarts of our generation and childhood growing in the 20th Century and 2nd millennium in many many decades since 1964 it's popping out the toaster every since and as much I love Pop Tarts growing up is the blueberry that's good got much froasting alongside Eggo Waffles I was born in 1991 as much I saw the Kellogg's Pop Tarts from my birth year 1991 it was much cool all of them had same logo brand from the 1970s 1980s and early 1990s I was born in the early 1990s as much old vintage logo became it has grown years ahead but in the 21st Century and 3rd millennium it has changed its brand and became Pop Tarts coming from my hometown Bladensburg in a small town in my state of birth Maryland growing myself Deonte Lamar Merritt always loved Pop Tarts just everybody else well us cause we were all born in years of decades all in same generation same 20th Century and same 2nd millennium it's good I love it all but old vintage ones is from our time which the Pop Tarts old brand logo back then.

[@minecraftplayer9443]

the quality is shi*