Breakfast Cereal Brands

Sweetened corn and oat breakfast cereal created by Quaker Oats in 1963, owned by PepsiCo through its Quaker Foods division.

Iconic American breakfast cereal brand consisting of toasted oat O's, known for its heart-healthy positioning. Owned by General Mills.

American chocolate-flavored puffed corn cereal owned by General Mills, introduced in 1958. Known for its Sonny the Cuckoo Bird mascot and "I'm Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!" tagline.

American colorful ring-shaped corn cereal with fruit-flavored sweetness, owned by WK Kellogg Co., introduced in 1963. Known for its toucan mascot Toucan Sam and the "Follow your nose" advertising slogan.

American sweetened corn flake cereal owned by WK Kellogg Co., introduced in 1952 as Sugar Frosted Flakes. One of the best-selling breakfast cereals in the United States, famous for the Tony the Tiger mascot.

Iconic ready-to-eat breakfast cereal invented in 1894, now owned by Ferrero through WK Kellogg Co.

Breakfast cereal produced by Quaker Oats Company, featuring a distinctive brown checked square pattern and made from oat flour, corn flour, and whole-wheat flour.

American oat and marshmallow breakfast cereal owned by General Mills, introduced in 1964. One of the most recognized children's cereal brands globally, known for its "magically delicious" tagline and colorful marshmallow shapes.

American whole wheat breakfast cereal owned by General Mills, introduced in 1922. Known as the "Breakfast of Champions" and famous for its tradition of featuring athletes on its box covers since 1934.