Lucky Charms

There are reports that a cereal that is produced in Western New York may contain various pesticides. If you ever walk through downtown Buffalo, there is a good chance that you will smell the General Mills plant in action.

A mysterious note was found in a box of Lucky Charms cereal. Some Lucky Charms boxes are packed in New York State.

It doesn’t feel all that crazy to say that on a normal basis, cereal that turns your milk green would be bad. But in this case…it’s what they’re aiming for.

St. Patrick's Day is coming soon, and although we won't be able to celebrate with a parade this year, we can still get St. Patrick's Day-themed ice cream.

You can soon buy individual pouches of Lucky Charms marshmallows.

Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Lucky Charms are getting their own ice cream.

Beer ISN'T supposed to taste like this. But, you know we have to at least try it a little to know what we're dealing with here. It's called SATURDAY MORNING, and for good reason: "those Saturday mornings when you rolled out of bed and were lazy all morning watching your favorite cartoons...

It looks like a new, more majestic, marshmallow is coming to a box of Lucky Charms near you!

Buffalo is the city that smells like Cheerios! The smells of whatever cereal is being made at General Mills that days wafts through the city and it always smells delicious. You know the cereal is made here, but does it stay local? Maybe what gets produced in Buffalo ships out to other markets, maybe it all ends up on the other coast...