30 Strangest Ways That Food Companies Tried Appealing to Kids
‘This random hunk of plastic should get the kids riled up, right?’

If we’ve learned one thing today, it’s that fast-food and cereal companies should focus a little more on the food itself, and a little less on the “toy” that goes with it.
Let the toy companies worry about children’s entertainment while you worry about the tummy-fillers they’ll need after a long day of play. That way the kids could have the best of both worlds instead of, well, whatever this is.
Monster Mitts

Steve Urkel for President Campaign Buttons

Taco Bell’s Plush Chihuahua Toys

Dairy Queen’s Green-Skinned Demon With Detachable Ponytails

McDonald’s TreasureLand Adventure Sega Genesis Game

Subway’s Rubber Sandwiches

Plastic Dunkin’ Donuts

Poppin’ Ships

Star Wars Droid Viewers

KFC Frying Station

Chick-Fil-A’s Plush Cow Toys

Baskin Robbins Knock-off LEGOs

The Noid

McDonald's Playsets

Ghost Detectors

Digital Watches

Atomic Sub Models

A Real Deed to 1 Square Inch of Land in Gold Rush Country

Terrariums

Pedometers

MP3 Players

‘VR’ Headsets

Records

Spoonman

The Rock Grabber

Air Cars

One Pocket Printer

Starbots

U.S. Navy Frogmen

Funny Jungleland Moving Pictures
