Cheerios Brings Together Real-Life Best Friends Leslie David Baker and Phyllis Smith to Inspire a Heart-Healthy Lifestyle
General Mills is promoting heart health for American Heart Month by reviving its heart-shaped Cheerios for the fourth consecutive year. The campaign features celebrity friends Leslie David Baker and Phyllis Smith, encouraging conversations about heart health over breakfast. Given that over 100 million Americans have heart disease, Cheerios highlights the benefits of a heart-healthy diet and aims to make discussions about health enjoyable. The limited-edition boxes are available nationwide and come with a rebate offer for a second box. Cheerios continues to focus on innovation and community engagement to support heart health awareness.
- Continued promotion of heart health through a popular product.
- Collaboration with celebrities to enhance brand visibility and health messaging.
- Availability of limited-edition heart-shaped Cheerios, appealing to consumers.
- Rebate offer incentivizes purchases and promotes community sharing.
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For the fourth year in a row, America’s No. 1 cereal brand brings back happy heart-shaped Cheerios to spark meaningful conversations around the topic of heart health
Cheerios is bringing together real-life celebrity besties and former co-stars,
With more than 100 million Americans having some form of heart disease, Cheerios understands how important heart health is. From helping to lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet1 to providing a simple breakfast amidst busy morning routines, Honey Nut Cheerios cereal can be an easy and delicious part of your day, so you can focus on the things that mean the most – like family and friends who are a daily reminder of why we want to live a happy, healthy life.
To encourage heart-to-heart conversations with loved ones, real-life BFFs Leslie and Phyllis are sitting down over a bowl of Cheerios to help bring joy to a heart health journey and remind people why this topic is so important to talk about with your loved ones.
“Being on set with Phyllis felt like the good ol’ days — especially as we were able to get back to improv’ing as we used to do together – but this time with Buzz the Bee,” said
"Leslie is so thoughtful and a joy to be around, so being able to work with him again while also working with Cheerios—my favorite cereal since I was a child—was a win-win situation, especially for a topic like heart health,” said
Cheerios with limited-edition heart shapes are available now on shelves at major retailers nationwide for the fourth year in a row. This year, the limited-edition boxes each feature half of a heart, which form a whole when placed side-by-side—a visual reminder to help take care of your heart health together.
"It was amazing to bring Leslie back for his second year with our Cheerios Hearts campaign – but this time with his best friend Phyllis to help us showcase the importance of finding your ‘why’ with the relationships that matter the most to keep your heart healthy,” said
Check out your local grocery store for heart-shaped Cheerios available in five delicious flavors: Honey Nut Cheerios, original yellow-box Cheerios, Chocolate, Strawberry Banana, and Honey Vanilla. Cheerios is encouraging you to buy two heart boxes, one for you and one to give to your bestie. Learn how to get the second box free via rebate (up to
1Three grams of soluble fiber daily from whole grain oat foods, like Cheerios cereal, in a diet low in saturated fat and cholesterol, may reduce the risk of heart disease. Cheerios cereal provides 1.5 grams per serving. Other flavors of Cheerios cereal provide 0.75 grams per serving.
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