Baron Von Redberry Cereal

March 15, 2006

Baron Von Redberry was the counterpart to Sir Grapefellow—dueling World War One ace pilots for General Mills in the early 1970s. The great Baron was German. “Achtung!” he would say (German for “warning!”), and “I’m der berry goodest!,” as an answer to Sir Grapefellow’s “I’m the grapest!” The box here is from 1972 and shows the mail-away poster offer, collect all four. I don’t remember eating Redberry cereal like I did Sir Grapefellow, but it appears to have been similar to Frankenberry… read more >

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