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Legend: William Post, Inventor of Pop-Tarts, Dies at 96

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You probably don't know the name William Post, but odds are you've probably eaten his greatest creation: the breakfast staple Pop-Tarts.

Bill, as he was known, died on February 10 at the age of 96.

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A Grand Rapids man credited with inventing a breakfast staple, Pop-Tarts, has died at age 96.


William “Bill” Post died Feb. 10.


According to his obituary, Post was a Keebler plant manager in Grand Rapids in the early 1960s when he was approached by executives at cereal giant Kellogg’s to create a breakfast food for the toaster.


Post and a team of co-workers then developed the early versions of something he called fruit scones, but which soon became Pop-Tarts. They became an instant hit when test marketed in Cleveland in late 1963.

Everyone has had a Pop-Tart at some point in their life.

Huge.

He could die a happy man. And in case you missed it, here's the story behind the Pop-Tart at the college bowl game.

Here's your crown.

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This is so good.

Couldn't resist. This made us laugh. Hard.

May have to get some tonight.

A hilariously touching tribute.

These keep getting better and better.

Same here.

Laughed out loud at this.

Chocolate Fudge or Frosted Strawberry.

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We see what you did there. Well played.

If this doesn't happen, just what are we doing here?

We bet people will leave Pop-Tarts on his grave.

Yes, moms everywhere thank you for a quick breakfast.

King.

Dark, but hilarious.

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RIP

Life comes at you fast.

Reunited.

We hope so, too. Got to go out on top, really.

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