The Amazon listing for this cereal says the “energy clusters” are granola clusters. And if you look closely at the box, the 9 grams of protein don’t come from the cereal. Five grams comes from the cereal and the other four come from milk. Oh, in case you were wondering, a serving of regular Frosted Flakes as one gram of protein. (Spotted by Adam at Tops Friendly Markets.)

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There are already Jalapeño Pringles and Bacon Pringles, so why not put the flavors together. Chip Review gave these potato crisps a try. (Spotted by Dustin at Walgreens.)

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Canada has General Mills Disney’s Frozen Frosted Cheerios. The U.S. has Kellogg’s Disney’s Frozen Cereal. Both appeared loooong after the movie premiered. (Spotted by Paul at Real Canadian Superstore in Canada.)

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I wonder if these taste different than Frosted Raspberry Pop-Tarts. Also, what the heck is blue raspberry? (Spotted by Taryn at Target.)

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