count chocula and toucan sand you asked and they listened cereal lovers are indeed a Fickle bunch
here are 10 beloved discontinued cereals that are now back count chocula could possibly be a
vampire cat Dracula count chocula first hit shelves all the way back in 1971 as part of
General Mills line of monster cereals inspired by Classic Hollywood monsters count chocula offered
a design that was clearly modeled after the famous Count Dracula but rather than being obsessed with
draining the life force out of people with that whole biting of the neck thing this vampire was
made all the more lovable by his endless need to devour chocolate fittingly count chocula served
as the mascot for this chocolate flavored cereal even the tiny pieces of bat-shaped marshmallows
thrown in amongst the chocolatey Pebbles tasted like chocolate but the best part of this Cereal
by far simply had to be the toy surprise included in every box this cereal was available at all
times of the year and it came to be much beloved both by chocolate lovers and fans of the spooky
alike it came to be a defining breakfast time staple of the 1980s and enjoyed nearly 40 Years
of success before ultimately being discontinued in 2009 though not without a bit of pushback
from fans General Mills has recently agreed to return count chocolate to shelves though
only for a limited time throughout the Halloween season this new run features much of the same box
art and even a little toy surprise inside the Box although the box art was updated with the help of
DC Comics Terry and Rachel Dodson Who provided a revised take on the counts look so if this
should happen to be one childhood memory you're looking to recapture then make sure to haunt
out the cereal aisles around the spooky season Cinnabon cereal cinnamon bun wreck me out what
could possibly be better than the warm cinnamony taste of a Cinnabon cinnamon bun for breakfast
Kellogg's Cinnabon cereal first hit the cereal aisle in 2010 when the two companies eventually
reached an agreement after several years of failed cinnamon bun flavored cereal attempts by Kellogg's
this included their cinnamon mini buns cereal that was introduced in 1991 before being quickly
replaced by Kellogg's mini swirls in 1992. yet it was Kellogg's Cinnabon cereal that made the
greatest impression on breakfast fiends everywhere with their Delicious snail-shaped Design coated in
sweet sugar and cinnamon and I know what goes into Cinnabons and I'm not going to tell you
Kellogg's Cinnabon cereal is made using many of the same ingredients as a cinnamon bun from
Cinnabon making their flavor not only familiar but so so good yet despite the cereals enduring
popularity Kellogg's was Ultimate forced to discontinue it in 2018 when their licensing
agreement with Cinnabon came to an end this led to several online fan petitions with customers
demanding their favorite serial be brought back and only five years after it was originally pulled
from shelves Kellogg's Cinnabon cereal was set to make its triumphant return with Kellogg's
director of brand marketing even remarking that it had been the number one most requested cereal
the year it had been discontinued Boo Berry cereal you guys are disgusting obnoxious creeps
thank you despite being considered a part of General Mills line of monster cereals booberry
actually hit the shelves a little bit later than some of its companions first being released all
the way back in 1973. the Box featured an extremely cartoonish looking ghost mascot
while the cereal itself was made using puffed corn in the shape of little ghosts like many of the
monster cereals blueberry also came complete with marshmallow pieces in spooky shapes this time in
shades of blue purple and pink the cereal itself simply had a nostalgic taste to it with a bold
fruity flavor sure to leave your milk tasting like blueberries as the first example of a blueberry
flavored cereal to be produced by a major cereal chain blueberry most certainly stood out in a
competitive market enough to stick around for some time before ultimately being discontinued in 2009
yet in 2010 General Mills made the decision to include booberry among its roster of seasonal
releases this Ria imagining came with some very slight changes including new box art provided
by artist Jim Lee of DC Comics done in 2014 but while the mascot's design might have been updated
slightly the cereal itself still tastes just like you remember it new to babletop then become an
official Babble topper by hitting that subscribe button thanks S'mores cereal so many s'mores I
finally had to say no more s'mores no longer relegated to being just a summertime campfire
treat you can once again start your day with the warm comforting Taste of s'mores all year round
Kellogg's S'mores cereal was first introduced onto grocery store shelves back in 2003 consisting of
chocolate and graham cracker flavored corn Puffs along with bits of marshmallow it quickly proved
to be a fan favorite and when Kellogg's decided to discontinue the cereal in 2013 customers were not
happy with few other cereals on the market that offered any similar sort of taste many were forced
to take their complaints to the internet creating a change.org petition demanding that Kellogg's
bring the much love cereal back Kellogg's s'mores did find its way onto shelves once again back in
2015 before it was once again discontinued in 2019 but fans had resurrected the cereal once
before and they weren't about to just let it go once again so another change dot org petition
convinced Kellogg's to bring s'mores back with production beginning in early 2021 considering
just how passionate this serial's fanbase clearly feels about it Kellogg's s'mores may just turn
out to be one cereal that sticks around for a long time to come French Toast Crunch es
thank you General Mills iconic French Toast Crunch was first placed onto store shelves in 1996 and
they quickly proved to be popular among breakfast fans everywhere it's warm maple flavoring almost
tastes a little bit more like pancakes than it does french toast and yet the cereal came in the
shape of tiny golden slices of bread that made you feel like something of a giant while eating them
the crunch that this cereal provides is simply perfect the cereal was easy on your gums while
simultaneously not being so Airy that they vanish on your tongue before you've even had a taste
rather everything about French Toast Crunch was perfect up until the cereal was discontinued in
2006 this led to a massive uproar from fans whose demands were successfully able to bring the cereal
back in 2014. General Mills French Toast Crunch continues to be available on grocery store shelves
to this day offering a new generation of breakfast fans their chance to enjoy these delicious slices
of golden toast waffle crisp and I thought the waffle fairy was just a bedtime story
a perfect mix of two classic breakfast tastes post first launched their waffle crisp cereal
in 1996 with the help of advertisements featuring elderly grandmothers cooking up each individual
tiny waffle with love all while teenagers try to break in to steal their much-loved recipe as
delightfully 90s as the commercials may have been it's hard to deny that it's this cereal's great
taste that earned it its place in The Breakfast Hall of Fame this cereal was actually shaped
exactly like a tiny waffle while its strong Maple flavors really did make it taste like
the real deal put it all into waffles tasty waffles with lots of syrup yet post made the
decision to discontinue their waffle crisps sometime in 2018. much to the dismay of the
cereals fans after a few years worth of online outrage post announced in January 2021 that
they would be bringing waffle crisp back even announcing the relaunch by sending out samples
to a number of social media influencers it looks like the people have spoken Frankenberry cereal
released alongside count chocula in 1971 as two of the first additions to the General Mills line
of monster cereals Frankenberry was once again available at all times throughout the year and
quickly took its place as a nostalgic childhood classic the cereal's bright and fruity colors
quickly proved to be popular while its box featured artwork inspired by the Classic
Hollywood monster Frankenstein though with a sillier and more pink themed design the cereal
consisted of bright red puffs of corn along with bat and ghost-shaped marshmallows at one point
in time Frankenberry was actually so popular that it actually caused a little bit of a health scare
when in 1972 children wound up being hospitalized for their pink stools and doctors began to fear
that a new mystery illness could be running rampant this pink color that kept turning up
in the toilet was eventually traced back to an indigestible pigment included in the list
of frankenberry's ingredients and although the pigment was eventually removed it nonetheless
brought any incredible amount of attention to the cereal Frankenberry would ultimately wind up being
discontinued in 2010 although General Mills would soon after decide to release it for a limited time
only during the Halloween season this revival was celebrated in 2014 with updated box art
from artist Dave Johnson of DC Comics depicting a version of the mascot with a slightly more
monstrous appearance in the hopes of appealing to a more adult fan base this time around Oreo owes
we got to thinking of all the other special events that could use the world's greatest
sandwich cookies post has once again granted us the gift of a socially acceptable way to have
cookies for breakfast with their delicious Oreos first released onto shelves back in
1997 this cereal consisted of o-shaped chocolate cookie bites with tiny flecks of cream flavoring
sprinkled over them Oreos make for the perfect companion with milk and their mix of pure sugar
and chocolate is sure to satisfy any Sweet Tooth however the production of the cereal was dependent
upon the partnership between post cereals and craft Foods the makers of Oreo cookies and
although Oreos had proved to be a major financial success for both companies the two of them decided
to part ways in 2007. this unfortunately led to the cereal being discontinued everywhere except
for South Korea wherein craft Foods had managed to hold on to the production rights due to an
international loophole bring me some Oreos Die Hard fans we're still able to find boxes
of the cereal available on eBay for ridiculously high prices but what they wanted was to see Oreo
O's Grace grocery store shelves once again and so in 2017 post listen to what their customers
had to say and officially brought it back Oreos continue to be available to this day proof of
just how much influence customers can have over what products their favorite companies produce
fruit brute wizard who elects to turn into an animal a werewolf has no choice fruit
brute first joined General Mills line of monster cereals in 1974 after such iconic tastes as count
chocula Frankenberry and booberry had already established themselves as household Stables this
might have been what contributed to fruit brute being discontinued quite a bit earlier than the
rest all the way back in 1982. there were simply too much competition in the Market at the time
but even still fruit brood has managed to stand the test of time and stick out in the memories
of many as a nostalgic classic featuring a box with a wolf on the front this puffed corn cereal
was flavored to taste like Cherry while shaved to look like ghosts that bear a striking resemblance
to the villains from Pac-Man this cereal came complete with green and purple marshmallows
and shapes that are kind of difficult to make out although the Box assures us that these shapes are
spooky though fruit has been consistently absent from shelves since the 1980s days it was recently
brought back alongside count chocula booberry and Frankenberry for a limited time release over the
2022 Halloween season suggesting that the future for this cereal might actually be a bit brighter
than it once seemed sugar cookie Toast Crunch Homer when are you gonna give up this crazy sugar
scheme never when it comes to seasonal cereal tastes General Mills definitely knows what they're
doing those sugar cookie Toast Crunch first hit shelves during the holiday season back in 2015
the cereal was very quickly discontinued when the 2016 holiday season was celebrated with cinnamon
Star Crunch instead but customers preferred the Sweet Taste of sugar cookie Toast Crunch which
honestly did feel as though you were eating a big bowl full of sweet sugar cookies cinnamon
Star Crunch simply couldn't capture the Christmas magic that had been properly encapsulated by that
first run this led to General Mills bringing their sugar cookie Toast Crunch cereal back for the
2021 holiday season and the 2022 Christmas season we'll also see a limited time run of this cereal
suggesting that it may just have earned its place as General Mills staple breakfast for the holidays
um how do you take it that's a cream lots of sugar this year however their sugar cookie
Toast Crunch is facing steeper competition than usual as the company is planning on releasing it
alongside two other cereals General Mills limited edition apple pie Toast Crunch cereal has already
proven to be a beloved flavor since first hitting shelves briefly in the fall of 2021 tasting like
the perfect Autumn mix of apples and cinnamon General Mills upcoming Rudolph the Red-Nosed
Reindeer cereal however is an entirely new taste for the 2022 holiday season and it's said to taste
similar to hot cocoa between these three classic seasonal tastes only time will tell which will
stand out to be the tastiest on Christmas morning take a bite out of more great videos
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