Force Wheatflakes

Had these as a child and continued eating them up until Nestle ceased making them. Would buy again in a heartbeat

I have just watched a documentary on Longleat Safari Park and Alexander George Thynn, 7th Marquess of Bath was featured along with rooms of paintings of his ancestors. In the breakfast room was a table set out for breakfast with a box of Nestles Force Wheatflakes breakfast cereal ready to be used. On seeing the box I asked my wife (we're both in our 70's) if she had heard or seen them in any of the supermarkets in our lifetime when living in England (now in the Isle of Man) and she said no. Like her, I was curious as to where you could purchase them only to find they are no longer available or in production. As cereal lovers I was a little disappointed we at least couldn't try them. Having worked in the advertising industry most of my life I can only think the loss of this apparently likeable breakfast was due to really poor marketing and advertising, maybe Nestles should think of returning them to the shelves under a completely 'new branding' of the packaging.

Just found why I can't find a favourite cereal any more. It was tasty, slightly crunchy, good value and not sweet. I always bought some if I had run out and I saw it on the shelf although I am not a huge cereal eater (because they are mostly too costly and hideously sweet).

There is an old but still sprightly looking Sunny Jim hanging on the kitchen wall - surely there is room for a bit of retro charm in the cereals market.

I notice a nestles boss has recently been made a ennobled to the UK house of lords. This is a travesty - she should be locked in the Tower more like. Makes you think the H of L should perhaps be abolished after all.

Hurrah...found the best alternative to Force Flakes. POST, another American company, make GRAPE NUT FLAKES as well as Grape Nuts, which are the nearest to good old Sunny Jim's tucker that I have come across since their sad demise. They are light, malty and taste nearly as good...and no I am not employed by POST! I got mine from Waitrose..well worth a try for all you old FORCE lovers. NStan

I too was dismayed to find my local sainsburys no longer stocked Force cereal.

It was simply the best and next to corn flakes it was my favorite.

If they wanted to sell it, they could, advertising sells anything, so come on, show a little willingness and invest in this product.

It's worth saving.

Alternatively give it to someone prepared to make it as you're obviously not.

The most delicious, crunchy cereal that is quite unique in the market place - all the teenagers who came to my house when my 3 boys were growing up absolutely loved this cereal, but had never seen it before - Nestle - it simply needs better promotion. It is simply the best cereal.

I wrote to Nestlé in 2012. There was a half-hearted promise of a return of the product in 2013 but not so far. Have tried all sorts of alternatives but nothing matches Force. It was always difficult to find stores that stocked it and on many occasions I came away with up to 20 boxes because I wasn't sure when I might next find some. Perhaps that was a little selfish but thought the store would be amazed how popular it really was. Obviously not, come on Nestlé!!!!

These are a cereal beloved by all our family as the tastiest of all. Our children, now in their fifties were brought up on them and there is nothing comparable with them that can be obtained anywhere in the UK. Can Nestle be persauded to continue this line as there is a great demand for them? When available they were alwaya bought up immediately by grateful customers.

Please bring them back best ever miss them my family have always eaten

please bring back force flakes..i love them..i hate fruit in cereals and all that sugar coated stuff is horrible..i just want a cereal that is really tasty and with no extras added..i have tried other wheat flakes and they are either of tasteless or rock hard..so please nestle bring force flakes back to our supermarket shelves as I am so fed up of eating wheat bisks!