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Cheerios lovers are getting a new way to keep their cereal fresh longer — Riverview Sports news

Decades of crumpling up the bags inside of cereal boxes to keep the contents fresh are over, at least they are for some Cheerios lovers. General Mills teamed up with Ziploc in an attempt to make cereal last a little longer, and possibly make it a little easier to pour out.

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