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space invaders Mar. 20, 2017

Cheerios Gave Away a Bunch of Invasive ‘Bee-Friendly’ Wildflower SeedsIt distributed 1.5 billion of them, and ecologists argue several species could kill native plants.

By Clint Rainey
Come On Apr. 22, 2016

Cheerios Blew It With This Shameless Prince TweetThere are ways to honor a legend without plugging your product.

By Chris Crowley

Recalls Oct. 6, 2015

General Mills Just Recalled Millions of Boxes of CheeriosIt says the popular gluten-free variety might accidentally contain wheat.

By Clint Rainey
My Two Dads Mar. 21, 2014

Teddy Grahams Commercial Depicting Same-Sex Couple Somehow Angers One MillionThe ad for snacks is “normalizing sin,” the organization claims.

By Hugh Merwin
Video Feed Jan. 29, 2014

Cheerios Commercial Brings Back Adorable Interracial Family Story Line for SuperThis time there’s a new little Cheerio in the oven.

By Hugh Merwin
Complete Breakfast Jan. 3, 2014

General Mills Announces Original Cheerios Have Gone GMO-Free“It was never about pressure.”

By Belle Cushing
B12 Dec. 5, 2013

Cheerios Super Bowl Ad Will Likely Continue Controversial Story LineWe haven’t seen the last of that cute Cheerios family.

By Belle Cushing
Video Feed July 15, 2013

Kids Don’t See a Problem With That Interracial Cheerios Ad“It’s their path, so it really doesn’t matter.”

By Hugh Merwin
Video Feed May 31, 2013

Cheerios Commercial Depicting Interracial Family Somehow Offends Hundreds ofYour move, Honey Bunches of Oats.

By Hugh Merwin
Mediavore June 27, 2011

David Chang Flies First Class; Killer E-Coli Moves to FranceThe chef also wants to apologize for spilling his wine on another passenger while high.
Mediavore June 27, 2011

Bounced Smoker Opens Fire on Nicetown Bar; Average Americans Drink Too Much SodaPlus: E. coli wreaks havoc on France; and Cheerio’s celebrates a major milestone, all in our morning news roundup.
Mediavore May 13, 2009

Cheerios Are a Drug; Senate Considers Federal Soda TaxPlus: More reasons to love the recession, and Lay’s tries locavorism, all in our morning news roundup.

By Leila Cohan-Miccio