(But wait! This offer extends to many varieties! Honey Nut, Multi-Grain, Apple Cinnamon and Frosted Cheerios™ are all included!)Īll I needed to send her box was an email address, and then I could choose from a few different designs for what kind of e-card I would send with letting her know about her Cheerios™. She’s got a million delicious looking recipes on her blog, but I also thought that maybe, just maybe, she’d love a yellow box of happy. I sent a box to Amanda, who blogs at Old House to New Home.
#CHEERIO BOX CODE#
Pick up a specially marked box at Walmart, and you’ll get a code to send a box to a friend. It’s easy to give a box and share the Cheerios™ smiles. And again, I smile, because the more things change, the more they stay the same.Īnother way to share the smiles? How about sending a box of Cheerios™ to a friend? No, this doesn’t involve annoyingly long lines at the post office and looking for the packing tape that you could swear you just put in that drawer the other day. I have to admit though, it’s one of those parenting moments that makes me sigh and smile a little, a reminder that the world is always spinning, and that even though it’s been 30 years, Max and I are both lured into reading the cereal box.Ĭheerios™ with sliced up banana was a staple breakfast of my growing up years, and now it’s the same for Max.
It doesn’t even matter what the box says if it’s there, he’s sucked in and reading it within moments of sitting down.
Max, just like me, is unable to resist the lure of reading a cereal box when placed on the table in front of him. No matter how short on time we were, no matter how important it was that we get out the door, there was one thing that could always be counted on, and now it’s payback time for me. There’s something I remember doing when I was a kid that drove my mom insane.
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