Cinnamon Toast Crunch Wendell at Anton Thomas blog

Cinnamon Toast Crunch Wendell. As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday this year, the brand team is also taking time to salute chef wendell, the cereal’s baker. In later campaigns the character has more eccentric adventures: Chef wendell is the mascot for cinnamon toast crunch. As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday, we’re saluting chef wendell, the cereal’s baker. Early commercials feature wendell and his sidekicks singing a jingle about the homemade flavor of cinnamon toast crunch. In 2009, chef wendell was removed from the boxes and in 2010, mascots called “the crazy squares” debuted instead. He used to make the cereal with two other chefs, quello and bob. Chef wendell was eventually replaced by the crazy squares (now the cinnamojis). It raises questions about wendell's fate, the crazy squares' behavior, and the lack of information from general mills. The crazy squares have been helping us tell the cinnamon toast crunch story on tv since 2010. The web page explores the mysterious disappearance of chef wendell, the original mascot of cinnamon toast crunch cereal, who was replaced by the crazy squares in 2009. Wendell’s cohorts in promoting the cinnamon goodness of ctc, the crazy squares, are now the featured characters in advertising and on the box. Getting trapped in the tv, shrinking to the size of a cereal square, and stealing cinnamon toast crunch from warehouses.

Chef wendell was eventually replaced by the crazy squares (now the cinnamojis). In later campaigns the character has more eccentric adventures: The crazy squares have been helping us tell the cinnamon toast crunch story on tv since 2010. Wendell’s cohorts in promoting the cinnamon goodness of ctc, the crazy squares, are now the featured characters in advertising and on the box. The web page explores the mysterious disappearance of chef wendell, the original mascot of cinnamon toast crunch cereal, who was replaced by the crazy squares in 2009. In 2009, chef wendell was removed from the boxes and in 2010, mascots called “the crazy squares” debuted instead. Getting trapped in the tv, shrinking to the size of a cereal square, and stealing cinnamon toast crunch from warehouses. As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday this year, the brand team is also taking time to salute chef wendell, the cereal’s baker. Early commercials feature wendell and his sidekicks singing a jingle about the homemade flavor of cinnamon toast crunch. Chef wendell is the mascot for cinnamon toast crunch.

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Cinnamon Toast Crunch Wendell As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday, we’re saluting chef wendell, the cereal’s baker. He used to make the cereal with two other chefs, quello and bob. The web page explores the mysterious disappearance of chef wendell, the original mascot of cinnamon toast crunch cereal, who was replaced by the crazy squares in 2009. Chef wendell is the mascot for cinnamon toast crunch. In 2009, chef wendell was removed from the boxes and in 2010, mascots called “the crazy squares” debuted instead. In later campaigns the character has more eccentric adventures: Chef wendell was eventually replaced by the crazy squares (now the cinnamojis). As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday, we’re saluting chef wendell, the cereal’s baker. Wendell’s cohorts in promoting the cinnamon goodness of ctc, the crazy squares, are now the featured characters in advertising and on the box. It raises questions about wendell's fate, the crazy squares' behavior, and the lack of information from general mills. Early commercials feature wendell and his sidekicks singing a jingle about the homemade flavor of cinnamon toast crunch. The crazy squares have been helping us tell the cinnamon toast crunch story on tv since 2010. Getting trapped in the tv, shrinking to the size of a cereal square, and stealing cinnamon toast crunch from warehouses. As cinnamon toast crunch marks its 30th birthday this year, the brand team is also taking time to salute chef wendell, the cereal’s baker.