Looney Tunes Meals were a line of frozen dinners released by Tyson Foods in 1990.
They were based on the characters from the eponymous Warner Bros. cartoons[1][2] and targeted primarily at children.
Released to coincide with Bugs Bunny's 50th birthday, the meals came in boxes that featured a Looney Tunes character on the front, and were marketed as coming with small prizes, including comic books, trading cards, and stickers.
They received criticism for using excessive fat and salt, going against their claims of providing a healthy meal.
[8] Likely as a result of this and the '90s economic recession, sales began to decline, and production on the meals ceased in 1993.