Burst Cheerios (2011) (Cheerios made with cinnamon) MultiGrain Peanut Butter Cheerios (2012) (Multigrain Cheerios with sorghum, not wheat, and peanut butter) Multi Grain Cheerios Dark Chocolate Crunch (2013) Cheerios Protein (variations include Oats & Honey and Cinnamon Almond) (2014) Ancient Grain Cheerios (2015) (sweetened Cheerios made with "ancient grains like kamut wheat, spelt, and quinoa") Pumpkin Spice Cheerios (sweetened Cheerios made with pumpkin purée and pumpkin pie spices) (2016) (limited edition) Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios (a blend of two types of sweetened Cheerios, one with a cocoa coating, the other with peanut butter) (Limited Edition in 2016, made permanent 2017) Strawberry Cheerios (sweetened Cheerios made with strawberry purée) (2017) (Limited Edition) Very Berry Cheerios (sweetened Cheerios with strawberry, blueberry and raspberry flavors) (2017) Peach Cheerios (sweetened Cheerios made with peach purée) (2018) (Limited Edition) Blueberry Cheerios (with blueberry purée concentrate) (2019) Maple Cheerios (sweetened with maple syrup) (2017 in Canada, 2019 in the United States) Cinnamon Cheerios (made with cinnamon) (2020) Frosted Vanilla Cheerios (2021 in Canada only) Chocolate Strawberry Cheerios (limited edition) (2021) Snacks Cheerios Snack Mix – Original (2008) (Cheerios, Corn Chex, Wheat Chex, round crackers, pretzels and cracker sticks flavored with garlic and onion) Cheerios Snack Mix – Cheese (2008) (Cheerios, Corn Chex, Wheat Chex, triangle crackers, pretzels and cracker sticks flavored with cheese) Licensed products Crispy Oats (manufactured by Millville, distributed by ALDI) Purely O's (Organic Cheerios, manufactured by General Mills subsidiary Cascadian Farms) (1999) Oat Cheerios (Republic of Ireland only, manufactured by Cereal Partners Worldwide, sold under the Nestlé brand) Discontinued products Cheerios and X's (1993) Team Cheerios (formerly Team USA Cheerios) (1996–2003) Millenios (Cheerios with "2"-shaped cereal pieces) (1999–2000) Berry Burst Cheerios (including variations of Strawberry, Strawberry Banana, Cherry Vanilla and Triple Berry) (2003) Dulce de Leche Cheerios (2012) (sweetened Cheerios made with caramel) Banana Nut Cheerios (2015–2016) (sweetened Cheerios made with banana puree) 2009 FDA demand In May 2009, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to General Mills indicating that Cheerios was being sold as an unapproved new drug, due to labeling which read in part: * "You can Lower Your Cholesterol 4% in 6 weeks" "Did you know that in just 6 weeks Cheerios can reduce bad cholesterol by an average of 4 percent? Cheerios is ... clinically proven to lower cholesterol. A clinical study showed that eating two 1½ cup servings daily of Cheerios cereal reduced bad cholesterol