Photo: PepsiCoBreakfastjust got sweeter.Finally, in what appears to be the first time in breakfast history, cotton candy and cereal are joining forces. Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch is set to hit shelves this summer, a representative for Quaker Oats tells PEOPLE. Thesugary cerealwill be popping up at grocery stores around the U.S. starting in June.Each box is filled with pink and blue cotton candy-flavored puffs, which are shaped similarly to the Cap’n Crunch Berries flavor rather than the original square cereal pieces. The Captain is appropriately outfitted in a pink vendor’s apron on the front of the box.Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch joins six other unique Cap’n Crunch flavors currently available, including Peanut Butter, All Berries, and Sprinkled Donut Crunch.WATCH: How to Make Funfetti CheesecakeThe Instagram account The Junk Food Aisleposted about the sweet new treatlast week, and a follower, who claims to work in the cereal industry, commented that the flavor is everything you’re hoping for and more.“As an employee my POV is that this flavor is one of the most delicious,” they wrote. “Probably my favorite.”This year has already been an exciting time for cereal news: In February, it was announced thatHoney Bunches of Oats Chicken & Waffleswould be hitting store shelves, and earlier this month,Blueberry Cherriosbecame a new permanent cereal option.
Photo: PepsiCo
Breakfastjust got sweeter.Finally, in what appears to be the first time in breakfast history, cotton candy and cereal are joining forces. Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch is set to hit shelves this summer, a representative for Quaker Oats tells PEOPLE. Thesugary cerealwill be popping up at grocery stores around the U.S. starting in June.Each box is filled with pink and blue cotton candy-flavored puffs, which are shaped similarly to the Cap’n Crunch Berries flavor rather than the original square cereal pieces. The Captain is appropriately outfitted in a pink vendor’s apron on the front of the box.Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch joins six other unique Cap’n Crunch flavors currently available, including Peanut Butter, All Berries, and Sprinkled Donut Crunch.WATCH: How to Make Funfetti CheesecakeThe Instagram account The Junk Food Aisleposted about the sweet new treatlast week, and a follower, who claims to work in the cereal industry, commented that the flavor is everything you’re hoping for and more.“As an employee my POV is that this flavor is one of the most delicious,” they wrote. “Probably my favorite.”This year has already been an exciting time for cereal news: In February, it was announced thatHoney Bunches of Oats Chicken & Waffleswould be hitting store shelves, and earlier this month,Blueberry Cherriosbecame a new permanent cereal option.
Breakfastjust got sweeter.
Finally, in what appears to be the first time in breakfast history, cotton candy and cereal are joining forces. Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch is set to hit shelves this summer, a representative for Quaker Oats tells PEOPLE. Thesugary cerealwill be popping up at grocery stores around the U.S. starting in June.
Each box is filled with pink and blue cotton candy-flavored puffs, which are shaped similarly to the Cap’n Crunch Berries flavor rather than the original square cereal pieces. The Captain is appropriately outfitted in a pink vendor’s apron on the front of the box.
Cotton Candy Cap’n Crunch joins six other unique Cap’n Crunch flavors currently available, including Peanut Butter, All Berries, and Sprinkled Donut Crunch.
WATCH: How to Make Funfetti Cheesecake
The Instagram account The Junk Food Aisleposted about the sweet new treatlast week, and a follower, who claims to work in the cereal industry, commented that the flavor is everything you’re hoping for and more.
“As an employee my POV is that this flavor is one of the most delicious,” they wrote. “Probably my favorite.”
This year has already been an exciting time for cereal news: In February, it was announced thatHoney Bunches of Oats Chicken & Waffleswould be hitting store shelves, and earlier this month,Blueberry Cherriosbecame a new permanent cereal option.
source: people.com
