Froot Loops are getting a brand new mascot! Well, type of. While Toucan Sam hasn’t precisely been ousted from his perch at the colourful cereal packing containers, the vibrant fowl does have some competition from a spokescharacter for a brand new iteration of the preferred breakfast food – Mermaid Froot Loops.
As you'll have guessed, the mascot for this just-released cereal is none as opposed to a sea-dwelling lady, a.k.a. a mermaid. Unfortunately, the cereal hasn’t precisely made its technique to the United States just yet. Currently, it’s only available for acquire at Costco and Aldi stores … in Australia. Furthermore, there are no plans (that we know of) to unlock the cereal stateside.
However, that hasn’t stopped breakfast meals fanatics from campaigning. “I need mermaid Froot Loops!!” declared one eager Twitter consumer. Added every other: “Now how cool is this! #Mermaid Froot Loops cereal!!! I wish to get some!”
While the cereal itself is very similar to the rainbow-hued Froot Loops we all know and love, there are some key variations. For example, Delish reports that Mermaid Froot Loops are pink, yellow and inexperienced only. Believe it or no longer, they are also free of preservatives, synthetic colors and flavors, giving them a much more muted look.
The similar can’t be said for his or her American-made counterparts as of yet. Though Kellogg’s stated in 2015 that it planned to prevent using artificial colors and flavors in its cereals and snacks someday earlier than 2018, that more fit revamp hasn’t exactly hit the fruity meals just but.
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This isn’t the primary time the cereal company opted to offer a new take on one of its hottest creations. In 2017, the brand’s cupcake-flavored and unicorn-inspired Froot Loops turned into an rapid hit after initially debuting in the U.Okay. The launch used to be so successful that the magical cereal eventually arrived in America, meaning there’s nonetheless hope for a Mermaid Froot Loops debut closer to home.
Still, even supposing Americans are by no means handled this Ariel-approved cereal, there’s rarely a shortage of new morning eats. Kellogg’s competitor General Mills just lately introduced that Marshmallow-Only Lucky Charms are returning to the marketplace in a limited free up after a two-year absence. That cereal options marshmallows (and not anything else) shaped like rainbows and unicorns.
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