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Pebbles Launches Birthday Cake-Inspired Cereal For Its 50th Birthday

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Last updated on June 13th, 2024

To celebrate its 50th birthday this year, Pebbles cereal is launching a new limited-edition Birthday Cake Pebbles cereal featuring flakes in blue, pink and yellow, and a classic vanilla birthday cake and frosting flavor. The new cereal will begin rolling out nationwide in April and will be available while supplies last.

“When it comes to birthdays, there’s nothing more iconic than a colorful cake,” said Amy Brothers, Pebbles cereal brand manager at Post Consumer Brands. “Our new Birthday Cake Pebbles cereal is a fun and delicious twist on the traditional birthday cake and is just one more way we’re celebrating with fans and keeping Pebbles’ 50th birthday party going this year. Plus, all Pebbles cereal varieties are gluten-free, so everyone can partake in the celebration.” 

The new Birthday Cake Pebbles cereal is available in three package sizes – 10 ounces, 19 ounces and 40 ounces. Each box features a recipe for Dinosaur Egg Cake Pops and Flintstones-inspired Stone Age party games on the back. 

The limited-edition cereal is the latest in a lineup of new Pebbles cereal-branded items introduced this year. Other recently launched products include Pebbles Crisps cereal snacks, a Duncan Hines Fruity Pebbles Cake Kit, Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles light ice creams and International Delight Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles Coffee Creamers. See story on creamers, here.

For more information, visit the Pebbles cereal website at postpebblescereal.com.

Lakeville, Minnesota-based Pebbles cereal was launched in 1971 after Post secured licensing rights from Hanna-Barbera. Pebbles cereal was the first brand ever created around a TV show character. One of the most revered cartoons of all time, “The Flintstones” aired on prime-time television from 1960 to 1966, and the characters have returned in countless specials and films. The cereal was named for Fred and Wilma Flintstone’s daughter Pebbles.

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