Nineties kids, grab your spoons and get ready to ward off any silly rabbits that attempt to invade your refrigerator, because Trix Yogurt is making a comeback! After a five-year hiatus and one ...

'90s kids, it's our time to shine because Yoplait is finally un-breaking our hearts—although it took them five full years to do so. If the recent comeback of throwback foods and drinks like Pepsi Blue ...

For all the nineties kids longing for the discontinued favorite treats and snacks of their youth, 2021 is turning out to be a pretty great year. Last month General Mills announced that Chocolate ...

General Mills made what many to believe as an unholy attack on pop culture when announcing product news of their most popular ready-to-eat cereals. The beloved animated rabbit whose decades of futile ...

TEXAS (KXAN) — The next time you’re in the grocery store aisle you may notice something different on the Trix Cereal box. A pet rabbit will be the new face for Trix cereal. General Mills announced a ...

Cereal du Jour: Trix, America’s favorite crazy rabbit bait since 1954.History: We have spent quite a few weeks now wading through the histories (both real and imagined) of various breakfast cereals.

Nothing says fun like Yoplait Trix yogurt. Its colorful, delicious flavors are sure to please kids and moms everywhere. Kids will love the same great taste and moms will appreciate the goodness packed ...

ogurt packs featuring an offer for a free color cooler. You'll need to purchase 2 and save the UPCs. Basically it holds the yogurt cup. You do not have to provide your original receipt only the UPCs.

The enduring appeal of Trix cereal, debuted in 1955 by General Mills, can largely be credited to Joe Harris, a commercial illustrator who invented the Trix rabbit. He has died at the age of 89. Harris ...

Last available back in 2016, Yoplait is now bringing back childhood favorite Trix Yogurt. The ’90s lunchbox essential is now set to return this spring for a true blast from the past. Back in ...

Silly rabbit, of course your Trix cereal looks different. That's because for the first time since Trix was introduced by General Mills in 1954, the brightly-colored cereal is not so bright anymore.