Golden Grahams - Have They Been Discontinued?

Not too long ago, I went through a phase of being obsessed with the breakfast goodness of Golden Grahams - they were all I had for breakfast for maybe a month or so. But all of a sudden, I was suddenly unable to find any anywhere. Cinnamon Grahams, I had no toruble finding. But I like Golden, dammit!

So I was wondering if anyone knew anything official. Because I wanna be able to rejoice in the taste of gold once again. That, and, if they have been discontinued but Cinnamon haven't, then that's totally unfair because Cinnamon suck. And that'd make the total count of discontinued cereals that totally rule to...2 (the first being Lucky Charms)

Reply 1

Coombe

10

o yeah! I'd completely forgotten these! I used to eat these a lot when i was younger and also went through a phase of eating them loads, only, not just for breakfast!

I just looked them up on the net and wikipedia says:
"With a salt content of 2.5 grams per 100 grams, Golden Grahams is one of the saltiest cereals - sea water comes in at 3.5 grams per 100 g."

as the description of the cereal. Didn't the government just bring in new rules for salt content in foods? Maybe GG can't taste right without the salt so they are stopping them. Either that or they are just temporarily stopped while they develop a new recipe with the correct quoters

Reply 2

Crosseyed And Painless

13

"I may be out of touch, but I've eaten a Golden Graham!"

Reply 3

Mernard

Rargh, what's that quote from?!

Anyway, Golden Grahams kick arse. Never had the chance to taste Lucky Charms, but yes, hopefully they're just trying to get the correct quota and still make them taste the same. Cinnamon in most forms is rank, too.

Reply 4

Warrior King

17

Dinendal Leralonde

Not too long ago, I went through a phase of being obsessed with the breakfast goodness of Golden Grahams - they were all I had for breakfast for maybe a month or so. But all of a sudden, I was suddenly unable to find any anywhere. Cinnamon Grahams, I had no toruble finding. But I like Golden, dammit!

So I was wondering if anyone knew anything official. Because I wanna be able to rejoice in the taste of gold once again. That, and, if they have been discontinued but Cinnamon haven't, then that's totally unfair because Cinnamon suck. And that'd make the total count of discontinued cereals that totally rule to...2 (the first being Lucky Charms)

They're still around. You just need to go shopping at Asda more often :smile:

Reply 5

JC.

19

I remember lucky charms.
I cant be the only one that used to eat the charms and put the cereal back in the box. :wink:

Reply 6

Sorani

16

Golden Grahams are the gods of cereals. I go through phases where I just can't stop eating them.

Reply 7

Vesta

18

I remember these! And the cinnamon ones, right?

JC.

I remember lucky charms.
I cant be the only one that used to eat the charms and put the cereal back in the box. :wink:

Me too - well I ate the cereal but I put back about half of the marshmallows :biggrin:

Too many for my liking!!

Reply 8

Dinendal Leralonde

OP

1

Warrior King

They're still around. You just need to go shopping at Asda more often :smile:

Nope, can't even find them there. It's like Nottingham is a Golden-free zone.

Reply 9

Hayley_2k4

12

They have stopped selling them :frown:

Reply 10

dh00001

16

mm golden and cinnamon grahams. theyre still selling them around here and theyre still on the website :s-smilie:

Reply 11

~Kirsty~

1

You can still get the cinnamon ones so i assume they are still around.

Reply 12

mollymustard

14

Yeah, I can only find the Cinnamon ones as well. It sucks!
I dont even like the Cinnamon ones. Arghhhh.

Reply 13

~Kirsty~

1

hehe - i prefer the cinammon ones! :biggrin:

Reply 14

I_am_the_mob

1

I can't get them down here either!
Cinammon FTW :biggrin:

Awww I want some now

Reply 15

Kittennffc

15

Im sure you'll be able to find some in Selfridges (if there's one near to you). They sell loads of random American food, and i'm sure i've seen them sell Lucky Charms.

Might be worth a try.

Reply 16

Warrior King

17

Kittennffc

Im sure you'll be able to find some in Selfridges (if there's one near to you). They sell loads of random American food, and i'm sure i've seen them sell Lucky Charms.

Might be worth a try.

They may sell lots of decent random American brands, but they do so at ridiculous sky high prices. A mean the cost of a box of Lucky Charms could be the equivalent of a main course at a half-decent restaraunt.

Oh well that's Selfridges prices for you! :p: