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Do you eat Cheerios, Lucky Charm’s, Cracklin’ Oat Bran or something similar? Some are claiming they contain a cancerous ingredient.

You've spent the last fifteen years grabbing Dippin' Dots at Magic Waters, but now you can have Dippin' Dots cereal for breakfast every single day.

Lucky Charms is looking to make their cereal even luckier by adding a new marshmallow to bowl, while they retire another one.

Sorry Rizzo, we love you a lot, but your cereal doesn't have marshmallows.

Duncan Keith maybe a champion on ice with the Blackhawks. Now he's proving to be a champion with breakfast, as he's getting his own line of cereal.

If you love fall then you're really going to love this. Coming very soon to a grocery store shelf near you will be the new pumpkin spice Cheerios.

We've all tried to make our own box of all marshmallow Lucky Charms, but picking out all the cereal pieces is a pain in the butt, not to mention a huge waste of money. Good thing General Mills has decided to release the "unicorn of the cereal world", an all marshmallow box of Lucky Charms, but there's a catch, and it's the dirtiest tease ever.

General Mills announced today that they will be removing ALL artificial colors and flavors from their cereal brands. The company hopes to have 90% of their brands converted by the end of 2016, and the process and research has been in the works for several years. Before you freak out thinking that your beloved Trix or Reese's Puffs will now look and taste just like Kix cereal, don't worry, because