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Spreadable Cinnamon Toast Crunch?!?! Yes!!!

Alameda, CA - July 21, 2017: Grocery store shelf with boxes of General Mills brand Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal. Photo: Shutterstock

Spreadable Cinnamon Toast Crunch?!?! Yes!!!

The people at Cinnamon Toast Crunch just unveiled a new SPREADABLE version of the cereal.

It’s called Cinnamon Toast Crunch Creamy Cinnamon Spread. It comes in a jar and looks like peanut butter, but tastes like the cereal. You can get it at Kroger-brand grocery stores, and it hits Amazon later this month.

Their press release says it’s perfect on toast, fruit, or as a dessert topping. Or, they suggest keeping things simple and eating it with a “spoon straight out of the jar.”

 

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