The latest Cinnamoji Toast Crunch cereal has been added to the brand's product portfolio as a limited-edition cereal that celebrates Wrestlemania 39 and puts Rey Mysterio in the spotlight. The cereal features the Cinnamoji characters themselves in the spotlight and boast Cinnadust on their faces to give themselves lucha libre-inspired masks. The cereal is being launched in limited quantities via the Walmart website this month where shoppers can pick it up while supplies last.
Senior Marketing Communications Manager for General Mills Mindy Murray commented on the new Cinnamoji Toast Crunch cereal saying, "Cinnamojis are always up for anything and given the chance to adventure into a world of wrestling with spirited characters, colorful masks, and enthusiastic fans. WWE is at the epicenter of sports entertainment, and we are thrilled to bring Cinnamojis’ antics to their passionate fanbase.”
Key Themes Behind This Trend
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Where This Applies
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