3. General Mills Chocolate Cheerios A bite into these Cheerios provides the loudest crackle of the group -- sounds a bit like the Blue Man Group's amplified Captain Crunch performance when you eat ...

The sweet contenders were Chocolate Cheerios, Cocoa Krispies, Cocoa Pebbles, and Cocoa Puffs. See if you can guess which breakfast brand ended up at the Top of the Food Chain.

Or, if you want to disguise (sort of) your indulgence as a traditional matutinal meal, try one of these five chocolate cereals: 5. Chocolate Cheerios.

With 22 grams of protein per serving, it should come as no surprise that this chocolate cereal doesn't exactly taste like Cocoa Puffs. The cereal appears to be akin to a larger and crispier ...

Unlike Cheerios, however, Cocoa Puffs are marketed directly at children. The cereal's mascot is Sonny the Cuckoo Bird, and has long been advertised during children's programming.

Cocoa Puffs cereal could contain dangerously high levels of lead, according to two federal lawsuits seeking millions from General Mills. The class-action suits filed recently in Minnesota and ...

Deb Saul, of Elgin, has renewed her love for Cocoa Puffs. “When my kids do convince me to buy them, I swear I hide them so I can have them all to myself,” she said.

The company said its new chocolate peanut butter flavored Cheerios, which hit stores in October, were a quick hit and contributed to a 7% spike in U.S. cereal sales from last year.