DC Super Hero Girls: Wonder Woman mentions that one of her weaknesses is her favorite colorful, sugary cereal. These last for days on the counter without getting stale, most likely from the oil, but I loved them straight from the oven when the chocolate was all gooey.

Arthur featured such cereals including "Crunch" (whose mascot was a singing cereal nugget wearing sunglasses and a tuxedo, who sings the cereal's jingle) and "Golden Honey Squids."

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Lloyd in Space - when Lloyd is babysitting his sister, he tries to stop her eating a cereal called 'Sugar-Frosted Junkoids' in favour of 'Cream of Nutrients'.

Given all this, it's a mystery why parents even buy these cereals for their children in the first place. Perhaps they're just capitulating to the kids' demands. They may have a nostalgic connection if they ate it, or a similar cereal, in their youth.In an episode of CatDog, our heroes get a job stuffing prizes into boxes of a sugary cereal called Kavity Krunch. In Dinosaurs, the family's kid-friendly cereal is known as "Sugar Frosted Booboo Bears". Millions of years before bears existed. One episode of Jem had main characters choosing between various cereals: Candy Coated Zips, Sugar Biffos (which has a clown on the box), Chocolate Flakes, and Healthy Cereal. They buy Healthy Cereal. One Professor Garfield skit features Nermal getting addicted to "Sugar Coated Sugar Blasts," courtesy of a deliberately misleading commercial about its supposed benefits hosted by so-called "Kool Kat Karl" (really the resident dogs in costume).

Are you ready to get the cold, hard nutrition facts on chocolate cereals? Sure, it looks a little dismal, but have some hope — there is light at the end of the dark (chocolate) tunnel. Cocoa Pebbles is gluten-free, which earns a thumbs up from us , but it only contains 1 measley gram of protein (two thumbs down). Although not the worst offender on the list, this chocolate cereal is probably best left on the shelf. 5. Chocolate Cheerios Garfield himself spazzes out on chocolate-covered coffee beans in one strip. Both chocolate and coffee are poisonous to cats. For a chocolaty breakfast cereal, Cocoa Pebbles isn’t...well, that bad. Sure, you won’t find it in our cupboards, but it doesn’t quite earn a place next to a slice of chocolate cake. It comes with 10 grams of sugar per 3/4 cup, which, although high, isn’t as frightening as other cereal brands on this list. The Munsters Today episode "A Hero Ain't Nothin' but a Cereal" had Herman being forced to endorse an unhealthy breakfast cereal called Licorice Puffs. Eventually, his family encourages him to reveal the truth to the public that the cereal has no nutritional value at all and shouldn't be eaten by anyone.Wholegrain cereals like bran flakes, malted wheat cereal and wheat biscuits are high in fibre and will also have sugar and salt added to them usually, so avoid adding any more sugar and opt for fruits or berries for sweetness. The wholegrains mean they are high in fibre and so have benefits for your digestion too as well as your heart health. Are we surprised cane sugar is listed as the second ingredient in this General Mills’ favorite ? No. Are we still a bit disappointed? Yes, of course. Whoever didn’t indulge on this cereal as a child clearly doesn’t understand the joys of chocolate for breakfast. But with 12 grams of sugar and 30 grams of carbs per serving, perhaps it’s best to waltz straight past this box in the cereal aisle. 2. Special K Chocolatey Delight Chocolate Cereal Cereal School Cocoa is a chocolaty sweet breakfast cereal that contains just 1 gram of total carbs and 0 grams of sugar. How? Because Cereal School cereals are sweetened with monk fruit, a zero-sugar sweetener that doesn’t spike your blood sugar. When combined with real cocoa, you get that sweet chocolate taste you’ve been craving. Friends, we finally have a cereal on this list with more than 3 grams of protein. Sure, their 5 grams is less than a third of what Cereal School’s chocolate cereal brings in, but who’s counting? (Clearly we are.) In fiction, breakfast cereals marketed as "for kids" are invariably loaded with ridiculous amounts of sugar and contain virtually no nutritive value whatsoever. This stands in contrast to the cereals marketed for adults, which are depicted as being healthy — and about as tasty as eating the cardboard box they came in.