Whitworths Sunny Raisins, 14 x 14g

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marks the debut of the new Sunny. He’s the same beloved Raisin Bran mascot everyone remembers and is ready to shine on with the next generation. His look has changed only a few times since his introduction in 1965 and we’re excited to evolve his design to be a more modern reflection of what his radiant energy and unbridled optimism represents for the consumer and the brand today.” In 1981, Sunny experienced one of his greatest style refreshes since his rosy cheek days. The mascot’s appearance went from 2D to 3D.Sunny has consistently been the perfect representation of the optimism and energy of Kellogg’s Raisin Bran,” said Lauren Schook, Brand Manager, Kellogg’s Raisin Bran. The arrival of the 1970s marked some subtle changes in Sunny. Most noticeable was Sunny showing off his wonderful voice through song. What do you know about Sunny, the friendly face of Kellogg’s Raisin Bran? Maybe you have a vague memory he used to go by Sunny the Smilin Sun. Or chances are pretty good you might not have known this mascot had a name at all but were familiar with his grinning face pictured on boxes of Raisin Bran cereal. Sunny was created as part of a campaign to effectively use humor in TV commercials and print ads and distinguish Kellogg’s product from other raisin brands. 1967 marked the first appearance of Sunny’s “rosy” cheeks. In the decades to come, he would also receive many different names. Sometimes you’d see him advertised as Sunny the Smilin Sun. Other times he went by Raisin Bran Sun, Sun, and now, Sunny. 1970s: Sunny Sings About TWO SCOOPS of Raisins