General Mills brings back Easter-themed sweets ahead of holiday

Spring is here and General Mills is spreading the joy with a range of new and returning sweets. 

Bunny-themed treats and pastel-colored cereals and snacks will only be available for a limited time. Products consumers can be on the lookout for include: 

• Reese’s Puffs Cereal Bunnies: The returning bunny-shaped corn puffs made with Reese’s peanut butter.
• Pillsbury Minecraft Seasonal Shape Cookie: A new launch, it comes in Minecraft’s Creeper shape and can be eaten raw or baked for enjoyment;
• Pillsbury Pokémon Seasonal Shape Cookie: Making a comeback, the cookies come in Poké Ball and Pikachu shapes.
• Pillsbury Shape Seasonal Dough – Chick, Egg Cutout, Bunny: Returning to shelves, place-and-bake cookies are safe to eat raw or baked.
• Annie’s Organic Chewy Chocolate Chip Sunflower Butter Bars: A new launch, the bars are now made with sunflower butter.
• Annie's Sweet & Sour Fruit Twists: Another new launch, the snacks are made with real fruit, contain sweet and sour notes, and are made without the use of artificial flavors, synthetic colors or high fructose corn syrup.
• Annie's Organic Strawberry Shortcake Bunny Grahams: Returning to shelves, it combines strawberry shortcake with the brand’s classic bunny grahams.
• Chex Mix Muddy Buddies Funfetti: Making a comeback, the snacks look like a decorated Easter egg and feature corn pieces coated in white chocolate with a colorful sprinkle-coating.
• Chex Mix Muddy Buddies Peanut Butter and Chocolate: Returning to shelves, the chocolate and peanut butter coated crispy corn pieces are dusted with a powdery white, smooth finish.
• Annie’s Disney Moana Shape Cheddar Pasta: A new launch, this cheesy cheddar pasta, now comes in special pasta shapes for Moana, Pua the Pig and Maui!
• Annie’s Yummy Bunnies Cheddar Mac and Cheese: Making a comeback, it is available in spring-themed organic pasta shapes including bunnies and carrots. 

General Mills’ new and returning launches are available at a range of retailers across the nation.