Breakfast Cereals from Around the World

Breakfast cereal is hugely popular in the USA, and is not only eaten for breakfast, but as a snack as well. I eat ridiculous amounts of cereal, usually after 9 P.M. as a bedtime snack. For those outside of the USA who aren't too familiar with cereal, here is what Wikipedia has to say:

A breakfast cereal (or just cereal) is a food made from processed grains that is often, but not always, eaten with the first meal of the day. It is often eaten cold, usually mixed with milk, water, or yogurt, and sometimes fruit but may be eaten dry.

Now of course there are hot cereals as well, but this post is all about cold breakfast cereals. And of course, this isn't an exhaustive list, it's just a sampling from around the world. For a list of US cereals, click here. Also check out these vintage breakfast cereals part 1, part 2 and part 3.

Sweden
Fling*r

Havre Fras

South Korea
Something "Starberry"

Coco Balls

Chex Choco Crunch

Choco Flakes
Frosted Flakes

Some American cereals

Russia
Not sure what this one is called, but obviously made of corn

Kosmostars

Germany
Ja!

Vitalis - Knusper Plus

Vitalis Crunchies - Zimt
Zauberfleks

Biskiti

Albert - Kulicky
Albert - Muslicky

Smacks - Tresor (means treasure chest) - Choco Nougat

Japan
Hot Cake Cereal
Peacock Choice

Ciscorn

Coffee Milk (makes the milk taste like coffee)

China
Basically the same ceerals you find in the USA

Brazil
Nescau

Canada
Guardian Cinnamon with a hint of vanilla flavor
Guardian Original with a hint of maple flavor
Vector

UK
Puffkins
Force
Weetabix
Optivita
Golden Nuggets
Shreddies (sort of like Chex)
Ricicles (essentially frosted Rice Crispies)
Alpen

Fruit 'n Fibre
Oatibix

Italy
Ceccettio's – Italian localization of General Mills' Cheerios.

Other
Snow Flakes(Eastern Europe, Asia and South America)
Chocapic - (most of Europe, the Middle-East and Latin America)

Just Right (sold in the United Kingdom, Canada, Iceland, New Zealand and Australia)
What people call Frosted Flakes in other countries:
Frosties (UK, most Commonwealth nations and European and Middle East countries)
Zucaritas in Latin America (the word roughly translates as "Sugaries")
Sucrilhos in Brazil
Corn Frosties (コーンフロスティ) in Japan
Corn Frost (Korean: 콘푸로스트) in South Korea

Australia/New Zealand
Rice Krispies (known as Rice Bubbles in Australia and New Zealand)

Fruitful Breakfast
Berry Berry Nice
Big Breakfast
Berry Muesli Clusters
Oat Bran Muesli
Thank Goodness
Thank Goodness Cornflakes
Thank Goodness Cocoa Pops
Thank Goodness Not so sweet ( especially designed for Diabetic people)
Oat Sachets - Golden Sunrise
Oat Sachets - Wholegrain
Oat Sachets - Berry Berry Nice
Light  and Right - Apricot Shine
Light  and Right - Berry Uplift
Light  and Right - Blackcurrant Bounce
Light  and Right - Feijoa Frolic
Light  and Right - Kiwifruit Zing
Bran  and Sultanas (Raisin Bran)

Bran and Berries
Bran and Apricot
Giant Bugs'n'Mud
Milo

Lithuania
Palaseja
Oho!

South Africa
Pronutro
Sunny-Bisk
Maximize
Otees
Powervite
ProNutro
Up and Go
Crunchies

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