I'm surprised that we haven't seen this come out sooner, but alas, it has arrived. Cheerios has come up with a new cereal ...

Since the debut of Cheerios in 1941, originally as "Cheerioats" to offer the masses a ready-to-eat oat cereal, dozens of varieties of the classic breakfast brand have hit grocery store shelves ...

It’s time to enjoy your last spoonful of a few cereal varieties — at least for the time being. General Mills confirmed to TODAY.com that three flavors of Cheerios are leaving store shelves.

Also, for a limited time, General Mills will offer Frosted Lemon Cheerios. The new frosted O’s “have the smooth, delicious flavor of lemon that will help you welcome the sunshine and warmer ...

But General Mills has no plans to phase out GMOs from its other cereals in the U.S, even though most Cheerios varieties sold in Europe are made without GMOs. "For our other (non-organic) cereals ...

Cereal lovers, brace yourselves: General Mills has officially pulled the plug on three fan-favorite Cheerios varieties, sending shockwaves through breakfast tables nationwide.

Cheerios, the nation’s bestselling cereal, may contain high levels of a toxic pesticide, according to two class-action lawsuits filed earlier this year. The federal suits claim several varieties ...

It’s shocking just how many Cheerios flavors are on the shelves today. While I would have guessed there were maybe five varieties at most, the reality is that General Mills is often slinging ...

Now, Quade says IwasPoisoned.com is receiving complaints of illness suspected from Cheerios, also made by General Mills, citing several varieties, including Cheerios, Honey Nut Cheerios, and ...