And today in News That’s Sure To Push All Your Nostalgia Buttons, we have this: Trix is bringing back the fruit-shaped pieces for which the cereal was known during the 1990s — and soon. According to a ...

If there was ever a year we all could use a healing dose of childhood nostalgia, that year is now. One of my fondest memories of joy and comfort? Eating my favorite cereal in front of the TV while ...

A little over two years ago General Mills — the cereal giant — announced that they would start phasing out all artificial ingredients and colorings from their entire line of cereals. At the time this ...

The latest development in the Trix cereal saga conclusively proves at least one thing: Consumers remain deeply divided on the definition, and the importance, of eating healthfully. Cereal-maker ...

NEW YORK (AP) — General Mills is dropping artificial colors and flavors from its cereals, the latest company to respond to a growing desire for food made with ingredients people see as natural. The ...

The puffy pieces of sweetened corn that constitute a box of Trix have evolved considerably since General Mills introduced the cereal in 1954, but never before has a change to the formula drawn this ...

General Mills has fallen into an all-too-common trap: It listened to its customers, and now it’s paying big time for trying to accommodate them. They removed all artificial colors and flavors from ...

Trix cereal is going from all-natural to rainbow-bright once again. On Thursday, General Mills announced that it was bringing back the "colorful" Trix. That means that in addition to selling Trix ...

General Mills Inc. said it now plans to remove artificial flavors and colors from all of its cereals by the end of 2017. Currently, more than 60% of its cereals, including Cinnamon Toast Crunch and ...