Spooky season typically launches off the second General Mills’ Monster Cereals enter stores, marking the beginning of a months-long celebration of all things monstrous and spooky. While the Big ...

The only real Halloween cereal is the lineup of General Mills monster cereals. Yeah, yeah, there are Haunted Lucky Charms and Reese’s Puffs Bats, but true Halloween cereal begins and ends with Franken ...

Count Chocula. Franken Berry. Boo Berry. The names of the General Mills Monster Cereal mascots are iconic and have been for over 50 years now. But it’s been over 35 years since they added a new ghoul ...

Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry are getting a fuzzy makeover. The iconic cereal mascots are being reimagined as puppets as part of a collaboration between General Mills and the Jim Henson ...

It’s still summer for the better part of the next month. Before long, however, the leaves will begin changing colors, streaming services will push horror films to the forefront, and spooky season will ...

Boo Berry, Count Chocula and Franken Berry have a new friend. The Monsters Cereal lineup has added the first female character, Carmella Creeper, to the mix. It is the first new character in 35 years.

Cereal description: Whole-grain-corn cereal pieces featuring triangular eyes — the better to see you with, my dear. They’re accompanied by purple, pink, blue and white marshmallows shaped like bats, ...

Breakfast cereal blasts from the past, plus an inventive new trick you’ve never tried before are on tap during this year’s novelty cereal season. If you were a kid in the 80s or 90s, chance are you ...

General Mills is releasing four limited-edition Monster Cereals boxes as part of a new collaboration with pop artist KAWS. Franken Berry, Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Frute Brute are back for this ...

GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — The iconic Monster Cereals-- Count Chocula, Boo Berry and Franken Berry -- will soon be unearthed for another Halloween season, but this time there’s a new creature joining the ...

It isn’t easy to be the kind of visionary breakfast cereal company that, Frankenstein-like, dares to sell morning meals to the public by associating them with famous creatures usually depicted in ...