An artist adds some pounds to the cereal icon, in an attempt to draw attention to the unhealthy breakfast treat. more ›

Hey, Latinos, have you heard? Cheerios knows their regular old Cheerios aren't caliente enough for you. That's why they've made an all-new dulche de leche flavored Cheerio. Other options included dipping the Cheerios in salsa, but cereal technicians eventually decided the chunky tomato-milk combo wouldn't stand. more ›

In a study that will come as a surprise to no one who's even so much as smelled Lucky Charms, researchers found that many children's cereals have a cavity-inducing amount of sugar per serving—some clocking in with more sugar than Twinkies. more ›

This is coming on to the market way too late for us to enjoy with our Saturday Morning Cartoons, but better late than never. Kids (or adults who still eat Lucky Charms on a regular basis—we're not here to judge), the future is now. Some genius has invented a device to sift the healthier bits of the cereal out of the cereal, leaving you with only the dehydrated marshmallows, just as nature intended. more ›

The Yankees' ace CC Sabathia says that he lost 25 pounds easily: By cutting out Cap'n Crunch cereal from his diet. He told reporters today, "I stopped eating Cap'n Crunch every day I used to eat that stuff by the box." Now he's 290 pounds, down from 315 pounds—"I'm actually what it says on the back of my card." more ›

This is such great news: the Kellogg company says that Cocoa Krispies builds your immunity! Who needs a flu shot when you can just eat Rice Krispies Treats? And not only can the sugary cereal save your life, but this news could also help bring back the school bake sale. more ›