Cheerios are one of the most recognizable breakfast cereals in the United States. Introduced in 1941 by General Mills, they are known for their small ring-shaped pieces made from whole grain oats.

Originally called CheeriOats, the cereal became popular thanks to its simple ingredients and mild taste. Over the years, the brand expanded into many variations including Honey Nut Cheerios, Chocolate Cheerios, and Apple Cinnamon Cheerios.

In the United States, Cheerios are commonly eaten for breakfast with milk, but they are also used as a snack for children due to their small size and mild flavor.

Although breakfast cereals are widely consumed in Europe, Cheerios remain a classic symbol of the American breakfast table.

Discover the different Cheerios cereals available.