Since the debut of Cheerios in 1941, originally as "Cheerioats" to offer the masses a ready-to-eat oat cereal, dozens of varieties of the classic breakfast brand have hit grocery store shelves. Though some (like Peach Cheerios and Toasted Coconut Cheerios) were intended to just be limited editions,

But with General Mills' recent decision to cut some of the popular brands of Cheerios cereal, the changes could spoil people's breakfast. Here's what to know. Published reports show that General Mills is canceling three fan-favorite dry cereals: Chocolate Peanut Butter Cheerios,

Breakfast tables across the nation may soon feel a little emptier as General Mills has subtly removed three fan-favorite Cheerios varieties from store shelves. Learn which popular cereals are making a quiet exit,