Once proudly stocked in every pantry and lunchbox, these ’70s and ’80s favorites were the life of the grocery aisle. Bright ...

Not all breakfast cereals are created equal. Here are our picks for the tastiest varieties on the market. Ah, breakfast cereal — America's favorite way to start the day with dessert.

A Home Bargains shopper had a 'blast from the past' during a recent shopping trip. Martin spotted some £2.39 cereal on the shelf, which made him feel nostalgic. He was keen to tell others what he had ...

Alpen’s new ad features a giant fluffy red character called Ralph, who could be described as a chilled-out, grown-up version of the Honey Monster of Sugar Puffs fame. This one has been around the ...

One customer gave the Kellogg’s cereal a five star rating, writing: ‘As a huge fan of cereal, I must say these are top tier and up there with some of my fav [sic] Kellogg’s cereals.

A similar Kellogg's cereal is also shown as unavailable at Tesco online, but it is listed at Sainsbury's, Asda and Ocado with prices ranging from £1.95 to £2.45 for the 500g box.

Tesco confirms that two popular breakfast cereal products has been discontinued in all of its UK stores. The supermarket chain confirmed the news after shoppers took to social media to find out ...

Breakfast cereal can be a healthy morning meal or candy in a bowl depending on what's in the box. The crunchy flakes can deliver nutrients, but also sugar and artificial colors.

Sugar Puffs - Honey Monster The Honey Monster is so iconic that not only is he still around, but the cereal has taken on his name following a rebrand and reduction of sugar content in 2014.

Sugar Puffs - Honey Monster The Honey Monster is so iconic that not only is he still around, but the cereal has taken on his name following a rebrand and reduction of sugar content in 2014.

The Honey Monster is so iconic that not only is he still around, but the cereal has taken on his name following a rebrand and reduction of sugar content in 2014.