Cereal Vice Reward: All the ads with Cookie Crook have him trying to steal the cereal.Then, when Chip was introduced, he exceeeded both in popularity and ended up becoming the sole mascot himself. Breakout Character: When Cookie Crook was introduced, he instantly became popular with fans of the cereal and soon became mascot of the cereal alongside Officer Crumb.Acme Products: When Chip became a wolf, he started trying to steal Cookie Crisp using various inventions, only for none of them to work in his favor.Abandoned Mascot: Among the most notable as up until Chip the Wolf, none of the mascots Cookie Crisp had ever stuck around.The mascots of Cookie Crisp have provided examples of: This is the mascot that they ultimately stuck with, although Chip has since lost the jacket. Now the premise was back to Chip trying to steal Cookie Crisp, only this time, he was trying to steal it directly from kids in a way similar to Trix Rabbit. The result was chip being turned from a beagle to a wolf wearing a red jacket. With Chip's popularity on heavy rise, Cookie Crook and Officer Crumb were eventually dropped as well with the commercials going from Chip trying to steal the cereal to Chip convincing grown ups to allow kids to eat the cereal.Įventually though, it was decided that Chip needed to be completely remade.

In an effort to give the cereal mascots more appeal, Cookie Crook was given an animal companion named Chip, who would frequently mess up their heists by howling 'COOKIE CRISP' which would become a part of all future ads for the cereal. When Jarvis was feature with a character named Cookie Crook, the secondary character proved so popular that Jarvis was dropped and Cookie Crook was made the cereal's new mascot alongside a cop named Officer Crumb. However, Jarvis didn't catch on very well. When the cereal was first made, its advertisements featured a wizard known as Cookie Jarvis. And all is right again with the world.Among the many breakfast cereals with mascots, Cookie Crisp is notable for changing its main one along its timeline. Yes, I am a goof - but chances are pretty good that you know this already if you've been reading my stuff for any length of time.īut without this turning into an offshoot of something that appears on X-entertainment, let me just that I am happily munching away on Cookie Crisp cereal. No joke, I even dreamt last week that I was the Cookie Crisp burglar. I figure this will be the Tories' first official act when in power.Īnyways, ever since hearing about this imported box of cookie-shaped cereal, I have been thinking about it. Perhaps it upsets the balance of power between our two countries or something. Why no export love for Cookie Crisp? I have no idea. After a decades-long embargo on certain American-based foods/snacks/treats, etc., virtually are available here these days (with the exceptions of Cookie Crisp, M&M Cookies and Mentadent toothpaste). Why the hell would Cookie Crisp do that? If you're reading this in the U.S., you probably won't understand, but it's one of those foods that has just never been available in Canada for whatever reason. So just now, I was hopelessly bummed out about something, when a friend offered me a bowl of her Cookie Crisp.

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