New Drumstick Ice Cream Cereal Makes The Dessert For Breakfast Dream Come True

 

I’m pretty sure most of us have had that pipe dream where we envisioned a world where having ice cream for breakfast was an acceptable, and even encouraged, practice. I mean, save for our lactose-intolerant friends out there, who wouldn’t want to dive into a bowl of the cold comfort that ice cream brings every morning?

Thankfully, the wonderful folks at General Mills and Nestlé are in the dream making business, because we now have Drumstick Ice Cream cereal to look forward to! Perfect timing for the warmer months coming — and frankly, at any other time we want — the Drumstick Ice Cream Cereal will be available nationwide exclusively at Walmart starting this week. The release will feature two flavors: Classic Vanilla and Mint Chocolate.

The recent trend of breakfast cereal getting sweeter and even wackier lives on in this release, and we’re not mad at it. Not one bit. Although, eating the cereal version of Drumsticks will most likely miss our favorite part of eating them in the first place: the dense nugget of milk chocolate at the bottom of the cone.

Ah well, they say true love doesn’t fully manifest unless there’s some sacrifice, right?

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