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Cheerios

cereal brand
Also known as: Cheerioats
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  • General Mills, Inc.

    Familiar products include Wheaties and Cheerios (originally introduced as Cheerioats in 1941; renamed Cheerios four years later) breakfast cereals, Gold Medal flour, Yoplait yogurt, and Bisquick baking mix. During those early years, the company also created the personage of Betty Crocker, who became of one of the most widely known…

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    Familiar products include Wheaties and Cheerios (originally introduced as Cheerioats in 1941; renamed Cheerios four years later) breakfast cereals, Gold Medal flour, Yoplait yogurt, and Bisquick baking mix. During those early years, the company also created the personage of Betty Crocker, who became of one of the most widely known…

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