Weet-Bix Tin

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Title

Weet-Bix Tin

Content partner

Western Bay Museum

Collection

Western Bay Museum

Description

This Weet-Bix tin held 750 g (Net) of Weet-Bix, a wholegrain breakfast cereal advertised as a health biscuit made from wheat. Weet-Bix has a rich history in New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa and is considered an iconic national foodstuff in these countries. So much so that in Australia, the catchphrase “Aussie Kids are Weet-Bix kids” has been used since 1985. In New Zealand, a similar catchphrase, “Kiwi Kids are Weet-Bix kids,” was adopted later. Weet-Bix were developed in Australi...

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Format

Image

Date created

Possibly 1998

Creator

Sanitarium Health Food Company

URL

https://ehive.com/collections/4456/objects/2029023

Related subjects

Childhood / Food

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