Breakfast is often hailed as the most important meal of the day, but many of the most iconic cereals from the 80s and 90s are no longer available to today's youngsters in Scotland.
If there is one thing you hear over and over about breakfast, it is that it is the most important meal of the day.
It is probably for the best that some of the sweeter breakfast cereals from our childhoods aren't readily available to kids these days. However, it is still fun to look back at the food we ate all those years ago. Golden Grahams Nestle's Golden Grahams were irresistibly moreish, and were unsurprisingly craved by kids all over the country in need of a sugar fix. Sadly, by 2021, health concerns led to the disappearance of this sugary and salty cereal from store shelves.
Banana Bubbles As the name suggests, this cereal was a hit thanks to its rich banana flavour that turned your cereal milk into a creamy banana milkshake. In 1996, Kellogg's unfortunately decided to axe the much-loved product to make way for new cereals.
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