September 12th 2024.
It's a sad day for cereal lovers as Weetabix has announced the discontinuation of their popular Golden Syrup flavor. For those of us who rely on a bowl of cereal to kickstart our day, this news is nothing short of devastating. We all know how important breakfast is, and when your go-to cereal disappears, it can really leave a sour taste in your mouth for the rest of the day.
The news was first shared by Amanda Brown on Facebook, who posted an email response from Weetabix Customer Services confirming the fate of the beloved cereal. Fans of the Golden Syrup flavor were quick to express their disappointment, with many claiming it was the best breakfast option available. Some even suggested reporting the change as a "hate crime" in an effort to bring back the beloved cereal.
Others had a more practical solution, suggesting that mixing plain Weetabix with golden syrup could recreate the flavor at home. However, Amanda was quick to dismiss this idea, stating that she had already tried it and it just wasn't the same. Despite this, some fans were still determined to find a way to enjoy their favorite cereal once again.
In the midst of all the disappointment, some users shared that they had spotted boxes of the discontinued cereal in stores like B&M and Morrisons, giving a glimmer of hope to those who couldn't imagine starting their day without it. And for those who prefer online shopping, it seems that Ocado still has the Golden Syrup flavor available for purchase.
This news comes after Kellogg's also recently discontinued one of their beloved breakfast treats, Coco Pops Rocks. Fans of the crispy cocoa maize balls and multi-grain pillows lined with chocolate flavor filling were left heartbroken when the brand announced the discontinuation on social media. Many took to the internet to express their disappointment, with some stating that it was the best cereal on the market.
Kellogg's also confirmed the discontinuation of All-Bran Golden Crunch, disappointing yet another group of cereal enthusiasts. However, the brand did offer alternative options, such as Coco Pops Mega Pops and Coco Pops Loops, as well as their new Kellogg's Special K High Fibre Crunch Golden Clusters.
It seems that cereal lovers are not taking these discontinuations lightly, with many expressing their disappointment and searching for ways to recreate their favorite flavors at home. Do you have a story to share about your favorite discontinued cereal? We'd love to hear from you. Get in touch by emailing us at [email address].
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