Can you ever go wrong with a bowl of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes in the morning? We think not! And with their new flavors, it is all about the fun too.
In a press email we received on behalf of Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, we learned about some new flavors of the cereal that take breakfast or snack time to the next level. And how do they do that? By remembering the magic of the after-cereal milk sipping!
Leaning on the magic of nostalgia, the newest additions to the Frosted Flakes lineup for Spring 2022 are the,
- Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes Strawberry Milkshake
- Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes Cinnamon French Toast
- Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes Chocolate
Frosted Flakes adds three new flavors to Spring 2022
But it’s not just the cereal flavors themselves that have us excited. It’s also the fact that not only will we get more flavorful cereal milk to sip on after we finish the actual Frosted Flakes, but the color of the milk will change too! And since we have never been able to leave milk in the bowl after we finish our cereal, this is the kind of news we are here for!
So when you indulge in the Strawberry Milkshake flavor, you get pink milk and the nostalgia of the ice cream shop. For the Cinnamon French Toast, we get to reminisce about Sunday morning breakfasts while things take a golden twist thanks to the brown sugar and maple syrup flavors (no real color change here). Finally the Chocolate flakes give us the ultimate treat – a chance to end our bowl of cereal with the equivalent of chocolate milk.
Set to hit store shelves in May 2022, each box will cost around $4.49 for the standard 13.5 ounce box of cereal, while the larger 24 ounce boxes will cost about $6.29 per box.
As fans of this particular cereal and Tony the Tiger, we are excited for three new cereals to enjoy as we head into the summer. And the fact that they thought about the milk at the end just cements the idea that this the cereal for us.
But we want to know what you think of these new cereal flavors and the fact that they will change the flavor and color of the milk. Do you sip the leftover milk? Which flavor are you excited to try? We want to know.