Some cereal brands that were once childhood favorites are now being left on store shelves. Here are five cereals kids don’t ...

The captain would concur. When you’re trying to sell your cereal brand to kids, is there any harm in fashioning a stereotypical cartoon leprechaun? Perhaps that’s best left up to a classroom ...

Kids and adults alike leaned into the anarchy of it all, just like the cereal industry knew it would, timing the launch of ...

If your mornings involve cereal boxes, spilled milk and cries of ‘I don’t like that anymore’, you’re not alone. Finding a kids’ breakfast option that’s both healthy and actually gets eaten is a ...

Williams said he used to eat the cereal growing up and found the shredded ... Weetabix has confirmed the spike in search interest and on the brands and ecommerce sales have grown since the interview.

For most kids, cereal was a breakfast staple in their childhood ... It owns over 100 well-known brands, including Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, and more. Cereal boxes in a ...

Not to mention that popular cereal brands often boast health claims that have very little backing in reality (Special K diet, anyone?). However, there's been a quiet revolution in the cereal aisle ...

Many people may not know that cereal is the No. 1 source of fiber for kids.[1] Cereal eaters also get more essential nutrients than non-cereal eaters and consume no more added sugar than those who ...

The birds are chirping, raindrops are pitter-pattering on the windowsill, and that big ball of yellow in the sky is peeking ...