The 9 Most Sexual Cereal Names

    Chad Ochocinco got in some heat because his breakfast cereal patched people in to a phone sex operator. Talk about sewing your oats.

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    But being fare, cereal has been guilty of subliminally sending sexual messages for years. Don’t believe us? Check out our R-rated breakfast club for proof.

    1. Bear Naked

    Bear Naked Granola

    Disguised as a boring, healthy granola cereal the name Bear Naked is really imploring all you nudists  to find some porridge for your bowl.

    2. Bamm-Bamm Berry Pebbles

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    Say it five times fast: Bam Bam buries Pebbles. Next thing you know necrophiliacs around the country are trying to make the Bed Rock.

    3. Banana Nut Crunch

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    Bananas? Nuts? Too easy…

    4. Yogurt Burst Cheerios

    Yogurt-burst cheerios

    The breakfast of Ononist champions everywhere. We hear a Shake Weight is the secret prize inside.

    5. Honey Smacks

    Hunysmacks

    Doing breakfast froggy style for decades, it hurts so good. Whips and chains not included.

    6. Nut’N Honey

    Nut n Honey Cereal

    Nuts? Honey? Too easy…

    7. Cocoa Puffs

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    We all know which cocoa puffs he was really going coo-coo for. (We also think this was the munchie snack of choice for all of our chocolate tai smokers in the 90s.)

    8. Hidden Treasures

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    Honey we don’t want it if it’s that easy! This discontinued cereal came complete with a sex robot named H.T. who had to figure out what was hidden inside each piece.

    9. Undercover Bears

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    Coming full circle (ahem ) these bears aren’t naked, instead they’re rocking trench coats looking like they’re ready to flash you as soon as this hot oatmeal cools off.

    HONORABLE MENTION:

    TRIX

    trix

    Silly Rabbit, some fools have to pay for it.

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