$50 Target GC Giveaway | Mega Bloks Prizes with General Mills Cereal

General Mills has been surprising cereal lovers with free prizes in cereal boxes for more than 80 years. From secret wrist bands to whistles, and mini license plates to free paint sets, getting something special inside the box is part of the heritage of iconic General Mills cereal brands.

Through a partnership with Mega Bloks, General Mills if offering cereal fans of all ages a Mega Bloks car inside specially marked boxes. Each participating brand of General Mills cereals offers a free Mega Bloks car with a set of Hello Kitty and Power Rangers stickers and instructions to cut out a pattern to construct a cardboard jump from the cereal box. They also work with all Mega Bloks you might already have at home.

General Mills recognizes that adults make up nearly 50 percent of its cereal consumption which suggests that families are enjoying cereal time together.

There are four cars to collect or give to a Mega Bloks fan in your life. Participating brands include Honey Nut Cheerios, Reese’s Puffs, Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, Golden Grahams and Cinnamon Toast Crunch – available while supplies last.

Giveaway

One lucky winner will receive a $50 Target Gift Card and an exclusive Mega Bloks collectible car kit and participating Mega Bloks cereal boxes (shown above).

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I remember getting fun little toys in cereal boxes or sometimes you could save the box and send in for a freebie. I also remember getting jelly glasses in laundry soap and dishes at the gas station. We had whole sets of dinnerware from Texaco!

I don’t remember getting free prizes in the boxes as a kid but I do remember if I collected enough bar codes I could send in for a free prize and that was so exciting!!

My favorite is Reese’s Puffs, but I do remember the prizes. When I was a kid on the back of the monster cereals Count Chocula etc. at one time you could cut a cardboard covered with a plastic 45 record off the back of the box it really played too!!!