I received samples of last year’s Lucky Charms Magical Marshmallows. They sat in the fancy box they came in for months. I eventually opened it and learned I had two months to consume seven bags of them. I gave away one to someone who asked on Instagram for one after posting a photo of them and another bag was completely stale because one of its seams ripped. But I ate the rest before the Best By date, putting it on regular Cheerios and whatever cereals I received or purchased at the beginning of the year. Still not sick of Lucky Charms, though. (Spotted by Robbie at Target.)

If I remember correctly, when Dr Pepper Dark Berry made its debut a few years ago, it also promoted a movie. With a name like Dark Berry, I’m pretty sure it was a Batman movie. ::Checks Google:: Nope. I’m wrong. A Spiderman movie. Dr Pepper Dark Berry is also available in cans and there’s a zero sugar version. (Spotted by @nickinpgh at Kuhn’s Market.)

Dr Pepper Vanilla Float is back. I think this is the second or third time it’s come back since debuting in 2014. If you want to read an eight-year-old review about it, tap your finger or cursor here. (Spotted by Gabe T at Publix.)

Yes, that is a Nike Swoosh on the bowl. Although LeBron isn’t on the box, his Nike LeBron 19 Low Magic Fruity Pebbles shoes are, which you can win. And if you do, you can sell it for a few hundred dollars. So for a few lucky individuals, these Magic Fruity Pebbles will truly be magical. Also, does the cereal turn the milk into Los Angeles Lakers purple? I hope so because it would be boring if it turned into pink again. (Spotted by Amanda Y at Kroger.)

Snapple Elements have returned. Well, three of them. Fire is sweetened with the natural fruit flavor of Dragon Fruit. Air is sweetened with prickly pear & peach with the light taste of white tea. Rain flavor is agave cactus flavored. (Fire and Rain spotted by Hailey R at Casey’s and Hy-Vee. Air spotted by Brittany H at Kroger.)