This cereal's appearance and flavor profile make its closest supermarket counterpart Trix from General Mills. Going into this battle, Tiny Fruity Cuties might have the edge for a few reasons.

The only correct answer, of course, is to subject those kids to her favorite nostalgic cereals of her youth and go through the aisles of the grocery store to retry all those wonderful, sugary flavors ...

General Mills? Trix brand hops into the smartphone era via a mobile-driven campaign to find a real rabbit to represent the cereal and drive awareness of a new initiative to remove artificial flavors ...

Google Keyword Planner also reported that though Trix cereal remains a popular choice for Americans overall, it was the least popular with South Carolinians, ranking with just 260 average searches.