The 1980s were a time of creativity and fun, especially when it came to breakfast cereals. Manufacturers introduced unique flavors, bright colors, and even tie-ins with popular TV shows and movies. For many, these cereals were more than just a morning meal—they were a cherished part of childhood. Although some of these cereals have disappeared from store shelves, the memories of their taste and fun linger on. Here are twelve breakfast cereals from the ’80s that many would love to see make a comeback.

12 Breakfast Cereals from the ’80s That Need a Comeback

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Cereal has been one of the most popular breakfast options in the United States since the end of World War […]

Nostalgic Breakfast Cereals We Wish Would Return

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In a move set to redefine the breakfast experience, Kellogg's has unveiled its latest product: "Instabowls," a cereal designed to be enjoyed with nothing more than cold water. For many, the idea of eating cereal without milk might seem unusual, but Kellogg's has developed a solution that caters to those moments when milk isn't available, but a quick, satisfying breakfast is still a must.

Kellogg's Instabowls: Convenient Water-Only Cereal

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A surprising trend is sweeping breakfast tables across America: replacing milk with iced coffee in cereal. While the idea might sound unconventional at first, many enthusiasts are discovering that this caffeinated twist can offer a delightful start to their day.

Breakfast Upgrade: Iced Coffee Cereal Delights

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Some things just aren’t cut out for the counter.

6 Foods You Should Never Store on the Counter

Inexpensive and undeniably convenient, canned fruits are a fantastic food item to keep in your pantry. Whether you're in need of a quick snack or want to turn up the flavor in numerous recipes, they're more than ready to help fill in the gaps — but only if you keep them stocked. This isn't very hard to do, luckily: Canned fruit is not perishable like fresh fruit, so there's no need to use it straight away. You can simply put the cans in your pantry and leave them there until you find you need or want to use them. What's not to love?

13 Canned Fruits You Should Have In Your Pantry

Americans don’t have the best reputation for food. We are known for having easily accessible high-calorie fried and sweet foods. […]

Foods Only Americans Can Eat Because They Are Banned Almost Everywhere Else

I think I speak for the masses when I say that scrambled eggs are one of the most delicious, timeless, enjoyable dishes ever created. It’s the first thing I ever learned to cook with my mom at three years old, standing beside her on a chair, with a kitchen towel “apron” wrapped around my waist. Its the culinary embodiment of sheer simplicity and pure magic.

The Secret Ingredient for Fluffier Scrambled Eggs Is Already In Your Fridge

I think we can all agree, Pop-Tarts is having a moment. From releasing bite-sized, snackable versions of the popular treat this past April to bringing back popular flavors earlier than we could’ve imagined, it looks like there’s no stopping this brand—and its latest collaboration with a popular cake brand is just another example of how the beloved breakfast pastry is soaring to new heights.

Pop-Tarts Is Releasing A Sweet New Collaboration With This Popular Bakery

It seems that the egg offerings at grocery stores are becoming more and more diversified. With a slew of labels ranging from natural and certified humane to Grade AA and Grade A, it can be difficult to choose which carton is right for me. (Writer Grace Elkus took a deep dive into these labels, identifying the seven egg labels that aren't worth paying extra for.)

White Eggs vs. Brown Eggs: Farmers Explain the Difference

I found out I am lactose intolerant a year ago, and while there are an abundance of lactose-free dairy products out there (thank the heavens, I love ice cream!), I have yet to find a plant-based milk option that I truly enjoy. I’ve never been the biggest fan of oat...

I Asked Food Experts To Name the Best Almond Milk—They All Said the Same Brand

Eating fruits and vegetables every day is a great way to stay healthy – just make sure you wash them properly first. While most people are aware of the dangers raw meat and fish can pose to health, many consider fresh produce to be "safe". But each year, one in ten people gets ill by eating unsafe food – and approximately 46% of these cases of food-borne illness come from eating vegetables and fruit.

A Microbiologist Explains The Best Way to Wash Fruit And Vegetables

Having a hard time scooping a frozen solid ice cream? There’s an easier way to do it! Let America’s Test Kitchen teach you how to scoop ice cream when it’s frozen solid with this simple hack. Ice cream is my favorite dessert. I love it ever since...

How to Scoop Ice Cream When It’s Frozen Solid

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Trader Joe’s is a haven for snackers, and you’ll want to savor every bite of these fleeting favorites. Here are some seasonal items we wish we could enjoy all year round.

15 Seasonal Trader Joe’s Snacks We Wish Were Year-Round

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For those of us who grew up in the United States eating lunch in a cafeteria, the idea of looking at a bunch of trays of school food may be less than compelling. But what's surprisingly interesting, however, is what children from the rest of the world are eating instead. Check out these common lunch dishes from around the globe and let us know they seem accurate.The photos were part of a project entitled "School Lunches Around the World" by Sweetgreen In Schools, a program "that educates kids about healthy eating, fitness, and sustainability through fun, hands-on activities."
  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
  

  
  
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As we age, our bodies undergo numerous changes that require us to adjust our lifestyle, particularly our diet. Turning 50 is a significant milestone, marking the beginning of a new chapter where maintaining good health becomes more critical than ever. While we may have enjoyed various foods in our younger years without much concern, the same foods can have different, often negative, impacts on our health as we age. Making mindful dietary choices is not just about maintaining a healthy weight; it’s about ensuring longevity, preventing chronic illnesses and enhancing overall well-being. This article delves into ten foods that you should consider avoiding once you hit 50 to help you live a vibrant and healthy life.

10 foods to avoid when you’re over 50

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Lately, it seems as if banana-inspired items are all the rage. From the Kit Kat Banana Split McFlurry to the announcement of Monkey Business being named flavor of the month for September, the fruit has been making its mark in the food world. But perhaps the biggest banana news in some time came when Chick-fil-A announced the return of the Banana Pudding Shake for the first time in 13 years.

Chick-fil-A Banana Pudding Shake Review: Sugar overpowers this banana beverage

This post may contain affiliate links. If you buy thru these links, we may earn a commission at no additional cost to you. Synsepalum dulcificum is the Latin name for Miracle Fruit. The fruit was given its common name because of its effect on the taste buds. It makes everything sweet.

Have You Tried Miracle Fruit Yet? You Can Actually Grow Your Own Miracle Fruit From Seeds

I don’t mean to be the bearer of bad news, but it seems like summer is, unofficially, officially over. Once back-to-school starts and Labor Day closeout sales begin, almost every brand and store decides it’s fall—even though there’s still more than a month before the actual first day of autumn.

Kit Kat Has a New Halloween Flavor, and We Tried It First

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Almond milk might seem like the trendy health choice, but is it really all that great? Turns out, there are quite a few reasons to rethink your morning splash of almond milk. From sneaky sugars to environmental woes, this popular drink might not be the superstar it claims to be. Find out why you might want to ditch it for something better.

10 Reasons You Should Stop Drinking Almond Milk

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The 50 Best Breakfast Cereals Of All Time

Get this: Cereal, as we currently know it, is over 160 years old. The first cold cereal was introduced in 1863 by some religious conservative vegetarian—who...

The 50 Best Breakfast Cereals Of All Time

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