History Honey Monster Puffs

honey monster puffs (previously known sugar puffs) honey-flavoured breakfast cereal made sugar-coated wheat sold in united kingdom.

sugar puffs first launched in 1957, jeremy bear. invented william halliday davies (1919–2009), production manager @ quaker oats mill in southall. many years made quaker oats company, in 2006 sold big bear t/a honey monster foods, based in leicester.

in 2016 products switched companies under licence breacks.

mascot

the cereal known honey monster mascot, large, hairy, yellow creature introduced in 1976. in 2014 product re-branded honey monster puffs, , recipe changed have 8% less sugar , 20% more honey, total sugar content 29% mass, , honey content has increased 3% 3.6%.

varieties

there have been number of variations on basic product, during 1990s , 2000s including:

banana puffs
choco puffs
honey waffles
spooky puffs
honeycomb puffs
strawberry puffs
snowy puffs
party puffs




^ https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/article/2006/08/29/honey-monster-not-enough-for-big-bear
^ https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/article/2016/04/15/honey-monster-sold-under-licence-to-brecks-company
^ stone, jon (17 october 2014). sugar puffs renamed honey monster puffs play down association sugar . independent. retrieved 12 february 2015. 
^ honey monster puffs information . retrieved 12 january 2017.