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From: Kellogg's
Introduced in 2019


This cereal from Kellogg's and Disney consists of (nearly flavorless) Cheerios-esque loops and marshmallows shaped like parts of a snowman (including carrot noses) and leaves. The box which features the character Anna on one side and Elsa on the other says, "Build you own Leaf & Olaf Marshmallows." Olaf is a snowman character from Frozen II who is also featured on the box.

The cereal is a promotional tie-in for the animated film Frozen II which was released in theaters in November 2019.





The ingredients listed on the nutrition panel are whole grain oat flour, sugar, corn flour blend, contains 2% or less of corn syrup, modified corn starch, dextrose, salt, natural flavor, gelatin, vegetable juice for color, fruit juice for color, spirulina extract color, annatto extract color, wheat flour, BHT for freshness and a smattering of vitamins and minerals.





In 2014 to commemorate the release of the original Frozen film, Kellogg's introduced another cereal appropriately called Frozen Cereal. The cereal was very similar to its predecessor except the marshmallows were meant to resemble snow and ice crystals.


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