What are some of the more popular cereal brands?

It's tough to definitively say which cereal brands are the "most popular" as preferences vary drastically by age, location, and individual taste! But here are some of the most iconic and widely loved cereal brands, spanning different categories:

Classic American Brands:

* Kellogg's: Frosted Flakes, Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Raisin Bran, Special K, Froot Loops

* General Mills: Cheerios, Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Nut Cheerios, Cocoa Puffs

* Post: Grape-Nuts, Honey Bunches of Oats, Shredded Wheat, Pebbles

* Quaker: Oatmeal, Life, Cap'n Crunch

Other Popular Brands:

* Cheerios: While technically a General Mills brand, Cheerios is so iconic and popular it deserves its own mention.

* Wheaties: Known as the "Breakfast of Champions," Wheaties is a long-standing favorite.

* Fruit Loops: Despite being a more sugary option, Fruit Loops is hugely popular among children.

* Reese's Puffs: Chocolate and peanut butter fans adore Reese's Puffs.

* Trix: The colorful and fun cereal, a favorite for kids.

Specialty and Boutique Cereals:

* Nature's Path: Organic and healthy options.

* Kashi: Focuses on whole grains and healthy ingredients.

* Barbara's: Offers a variety of organic and natural cereals.

International Favorites:

* Nestle Nesquik: Popular in many countries.

* Weetabix: A British staple.

* Koko Krunch: Popular in Asia.

Beyond the Big Names:

* Granola: While not a specific brand, granola is hugely popular as a healthy and customizable cereal option.

* Muesli: Another healthy option with a wide variety of flavors.

This list is just a starting point. There are countless other cereal brands out there, and what's popular can change depending on the region, trends, and individual preferences.

To get a better idea of what cereals are popular in your area, you can check your local grocery store or look at sales rankings online.