French Toast Crunch comeback is expected to be a big success. In a lengthy blog post that was published on Friday, General Mills announced that French Toast Crunch is set to make a comeback.
French Toast Crunch comeback will certainly thrill those 90s kids. Due to popular demand, General Mills will be bringing back their very popular French Toast Crunch.
French Toast Crunch, which is a very sweet cereal, debuted in late 1995 and was discontinued in 2006. The cereal will make its big comeback in its original shape from the 1990s and will be manufactured in Canada.
Waylon Good, marketing manager for General Mills, explained that they decided to bring the cereal back due to overwhelming requests by fans. Good said in a statement:
“All of the conversations, requests, and passion from the fans really got our attention.”
Good added:
“It’s amazing to see how nostalgia for brands from generations past can really take on a life of its own — demonstrating a real desire to have these products back in our lives. We are so excited to give fans a chance to experience the cereal as they did many years ago, and also to introduce it to a new generation of French Toast Crunchers!”
Along with the statement, the company shared a lengthy post that proved, how much some folks want the cereal.
We’ve got BIG news about French Toast Crunch
We’ve seen a lot of cereals come and go over the years, but one of the most frequent requests we see is to bring back French Toast Crunch – the little toast-shaped, maple-flavored bites of deliciousness packed into a cereal box.
“I don’t think people understand the lengths I would go to have a box of French Toast Crunch in my life.” – @BeeLH on Twitter
“French Toast Crunch is by far the best cereal ever.” – @Yasmingill on Twitter
“Nothing could fill the hole in my heart where French Toast Crunch used to be.” – @Darth_DURFFFY on Twitter
French Toast Crunch’s comeback is scheduled for January 2015, but few supermarkets and retailers are already selling it.
What are your thoughts on the French Toast Crunch comeback?
With carbohydrates being the most recent dietary villain it’s a little surprising that they’re bringing this cereal back.