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SUGAR JETS - your breakfast for tomorrow (1958)

Sugar Jets cereal has been around since 1953 although not actually tied into space travel, the cereal's only boast was that it "made you feel jet propelled." Starting in 1958, General Mills decided that Sugar Jets was perfect for "the world of tomorrow" because it "goes into energy faster than any old-fashioned non-sugar cereal" and you'll need all that energy when you're space traveling. Back in 1958 when these TV commercials were produced, they knew that space stations would someday be a reality (the first U.S. space station- the Skylab, was launched in 1973), so you better be prepared by eating plenty of Sugar Jets as "you might be one of the daring spacemen who will help build it!" With odds like that, maybe you should eat 2 bowls a day. These commercials are both 90 seconds each in length- the norm back then was a 60 second running time. General Mills must have had a lot of faith in this campaign to extend each commercial by an additional 30 seconds. Take a look at them and feel the sugar rush!