Here’s something you may not have realized:  The first cold cereal was introduced in 1863 . . . meaning cereal is now around 160 years old.

 

Not every cereal that’s come out since the late-1800s has tasted good . . . and some have been disgusting.  But it’s Friday, so let’s focus on the good stuff.

 

Complex.com created a list of the 50 best breakfast cereals of all time . . . and I hope you’ve had your coffee, because it might inspire some debate.  But can we at least agree on the #1?

 

Here’s the Top 20:  (And no, HEALTHINESS was probably not considered.)

 

1.  Cinnamon Toast Crunch . . . introduced in 1984.

2.  Honey Nut Cheerios . . . introduced in 1979.  (Cheerios is #31.)

3.  Cap’n Crunch Crunch Berries . . . introduced in 1967.

4.  Oreo O’s . . . introduced in 1997.

5.  Froot Loops . . . introduced in 1963.

6.  Apple Jacks . . . introduced in 1965.

7.  Frosted Flakes . . . introduced in 1952.

8.  Lucky Charms . . . introduced in 1964.

9.  Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds . . . introduced in 1989.

10.  Cocoa Puffs . . . introduced in 1958.

11.  Cookie Crisp . . . introduced in 1977.

12.  Honey Smacks . . . introduced in 1953.

13.  Golden Grahams . . . introduced in 1976.

14.  Trix . . . introduced in 1954.

15.  Cap’n Crunch Oops! All Berries . . . introduced in 1997.

16.  Rice Krispies Treats Cereal . . . introduced in 1993.

17.  Wheaties . . . introduced in 1921.

18.  Cocoa Pebbles . . . introduced in 1971.

19.  French Toast Crunch . . . introduced in 1996.

20.  Honey Oh’s . . . introduced in 1980.

 

(Complex.com has the Top 50.)