"cheerios" is a correct and usable word in written English
It can be used as the name of a popular breakfast cereal, like in this example sentence: I'm eating a bowl of cheerios for breakfast this morning.
As Boolos sensibly remarks, it is 'haywire to think that when you have some Cheerios, you are eating a set what you're doing is eating THE CHEERIOS … it doesn't follow just from the fact that there are some Cheerios in the bowl that, as some who theorise about the semantics of plurals would have it, there is also a set of them all'.
Cereal traditionalists may balk at the idea, but a new Melbourne café is pushing the revolutionary concept of shovelling down your Frosties or Cheerios in a public setting at all times of the day, even when at the cinema.
I suppose some people might descend into lethargy if their daily bowl of Cheerios were covered by a federal programme, but according to a recent study, this rarely happens:The overwhelming majority of SNAP recipients who can work do so.
When Cheerios, a popular cereal brand owned by General Mills, tried earlier this year to claim on its box that it was "clinically proven to reduce cholesterol", America's Food and Drug Administration FDAA) decided that it had gone too far.
"WHEN the wind blows right, everybody in downtown smells the Cheerios," says Charles Rosenow, an economic-development official in Buffalo.
It has already rebuked General Mills, the maker of Cheerios, a popular breakfast cereal, for claiming that it is "clinically proven to lower cholesterol".
There is talk God forbid of a Cheerios shortage if a backlog of oat shipments to American cereal manufacturers does not clear.For farmers, it's not funny.
General Mills is one of the few companies that still use it the smell of Cheerios, a breakfast cereal, permeates the air.
But the maker of Cheerios cereal and Yoplait yoghurt later confirmed it would stick with Saatchi.
Nestlé has launched low-sugar versions of its Cheerios cereals.
Produced by creative agency Anomaly, the ad joins a host of others set to go out during Sunday night's clash between the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks from brands like Doritos, Audio, Cheerios, Jaguar and more.
