Cheerios Honey Nut Cereal-In-A-Cup - Low Fat - Honey Nut - 1 Serving Cup - 1.80 oz - 6 / Pack
- Twice as much cereal as single-serve boxes and bowls
- Portable and convenient - ideal for people on-the-go
- Satisfying and delicious
- 1.8 oz cups can be used as bowls
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- Twice as much cereal as single-serve boxes and bowls
- Portable and convenient - ideal for people on-the-go
- Satisfying and delicious
- 1.8 oz cups can be used as bowls
General Information
| Manufacturer | General Mills, Inc |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SN13898 |
| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.generalmills.com |
| Brand Name | Cheerios |
| Product Name | Honey Nut Cereal-In-A-Cup |
| Packaged Quantity | 6 / Pack |
| Product Type | Cereal |
Miscellaneous
| Recycled | No |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Country of Origin | United States |
Physical Characteristics
| Weight (Approximate) | 1.80 oz |
Product Information
| Flavor | Honey Nut |
| Serving | 1 Serving Cup |
| Features | Low Fat |
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Q: How much cereal is in each cup?
A: Each cup contains 1.8 oz of cereal.
Q: How many cups are in a pack?
A: Each pack contains 6 cups.
Q: What flavor is this cereal?
A: This cereal is Honey Nut flavor.
Q: Can the cups be used as bowls?
A: Yes, the 1.8 oz cups can be used as bowls.
Q: How does this product compare in size to single-serve boxes and bowls?
A: Each cereal cup offers twice as much cereal as single-serve boxes and bowls.
Q: Who manufactures this product?
A: This product is manufactured by General Mills, Inc.
Q: Where is this product made?
A: This product is made in the United States.
Q: Does this product require assembly?
A: No, assembly is not required.