The history behind the tradition of Olympians appearing on Wheaties boxes
It's the extra honor bestowed on many Olympic athletes: after you win gold, you may end up on a box of Wheaties. Here's how the tradition began and why it's being celebrated this year.
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It would be nice to Honor all of the winners. An the gold winners stay on the box for longer
Wheaties is known for the first commercial jingle dating back to the 1930's.
What about Ted Williams? I would like to see a complete list of athletes is that available any where
Apolo Ohno. 😍
1:41 it that gold medal brand wheaties the same brand of the powder flour?🤔
Wheaties can from the name whitening
How about 45?
@myfestivus4336
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Traitor Wheaties…no thanks.
Freak of nature