Weetabix has had a transformation and we are loving it. You can now get chocolate filled Weetabix Melts, and they come in two delicious flavours - milk chocolate and white chocolate
This tasty melt-in-the-middle chocolatey cereal combines a crunchy whole grain shell with a smooth chocolate-filled centre for a breakfast experience like no other.
Who wouldn't want a bowl filled with soft-centred crunchy bites?
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This marvellous melt-in-the-middle chocolatey cereal is now available to buy at Ocado and Sainsbury's stores nationwide, from just £2.99 (360g).
Shoppers will also be able to pick up both flavours from Tesco and Dunnes from mid-April, and Spar from June.
Weetabix has been fuelling the nation with fibre for over 85 years since 1932 and it is the UK's number one selling cereal.
In other cereal news, Kellogg's Chocolate Frosted Flake Cereal has been available to buy in the UK since February.
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A cult product over in America, the tasty treat currently isn't available on UK shelves, but luckily it can still be bought online over here, so you can try it out for yourself.
The 388g box is filled with crispy frosted corn flakes, just like traditional Frosties, but they're covered with tasty chocolate, too.
And we have a feeling that after trying these we're never going to be able to eat normal non-chocolately Frosties again.
Available on the Cereal Killer Cafe website, the chocolate coated cereal costs £6.95, and can be bought here.
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And if you're still in the market for chocolate infused cereals, you can also get Oreo O's cereal in the UK at Asda.
With all the iconic features of the classic Oreo, if you're looking to treat yourself occasionally at breakfast time or for a tasty snack during the day, then this is the cereal for you.
With crunchy cocoa 'O's and vanilla flavour discs, Oreo O's are inspired by all the characteristics that Oreos are best known for. So, if you're an Oreo fan, then it's safe to say this cereal is going to be just up your street.
Topics: Food And Drink, Chocolate, Cereal, Tasty