In Popular Culture
Sugar Puffs is mentioned in almost every performance of the hit West End musical, Billy Elliot. When Billy is trying to find an excuse to leave the house, he keeps on coming up with things to go to the shop for; one of them is Sugar Puffs.
The Honey Monster was used as part of a recurring gag in the film Four Lions when one of the main characters uses an outfit of the character as a disguise in the final act.
In the British TV show Red Dwarf the character "Lister" is said to eat Sugar Puff sandwiches.
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