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Full Participating Product List FULL PARTICIPATING PRODUCT LIST Item Name Item Code CEREAL Cheerios 18 oz 24326 Cheerios 12 oz 29859 Cinnamon Toast Crunch 12.2 oz 24322 Cocoa Puffs Cereal 11.8 oz 24323 Cookie Crisp 11.25 oz 24325 Corn Chex 12 oz 29904 Fiber One Cereal 16.2 oz 57233 Golden Grahams Cereal 12 oz 24324 Honey Nut Cheerios 12.25 oz 59482 Kix 18 oz 3479 Lucky Charms 11.5 oz 24328 Multi Grain Cheerios 12 oz 29858 Rice Chex 12 oz 29905 Trix Cereal 10.7 oz 24327 Honey Nut Cheerios 55 oz 3499 Reeses Puffs 49.5 oz 43188 Triple Pack Cereal 38.5 oz 19234 Multigrain Cheerios 37.5 oz 7082 Lucky Charms 46 oz 50801 Cinnamon Toast Crunch 49.5 oz 50781 Cheerios 40.7 oz 66831 Cocoa Puffs/Golden Graham Combo Pack 50.5 oz 69493 SNACKS Betty Crocker Fruit By The Foot Variety Pack 6 ct 23436 Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks Variety Pack 8 ct 7099 Betty Crocker Gushers Variety Pack 42 ct 61238 Betty Crocker Fruit By The Foot 36 ct 72714 Betty Crocker Fruit Roll Ups Blastin Berry 72 ct 37155 FULL PARTICIPATING PRODUCT LIST Item Name Item Code Motts Medleys Fruit Snacks 90 ct 49810 Chex Mix Bold 8.75 oz 36903 Chex Mix Tradtional 8.75 oz 23358 Food Should Taste Good Chips Multigrain 5.5 OZ 73283 Food Should Taste Good Chips Sweet Potato 5.5 OZ 73294 Chex Mix Tradtional 15 oz 23534 Garadettos Snack Mix 40 oz 38687 Bugles Original 30 ct 37095 Chex Mix Traditional 40 oz 37675 Food Should Taste Good Multigrain Tortilla Chips 24 oz 37274 Chex Mix Traditional 42 ct 43435 Gardettos Original Snack Mix 42 ct 43436 Larabar Apple Pie 5 ct 11785 Larabar Blueberry Muffin 5 ct 11806 Larabar Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip 5 ct 11801 Larabar Peanut Butter Cookie 5 ct 11796 Nature Valley Granola Bar Variety Pack 6 ct 23440 Nature Valley Oats 'N Honey 12 ct 25097 Nature Valley Peanut Butter Crunchy 12 ct 23439 Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Almond 6 ct 23441 Nature Valley Sweet & Salty Peanut 6 ct 23442 Nature Valley Trail Mix Bar Fruit & Nut 6 ct 56743 Fiber One 90 Calories Chocolate Fudge Brownie 6 ct 49830 Fiber One Oats & Chocolate 5 ct 23431 Nature Valley Biscuits Cinnamon Almond Butter 5 ct 49819 Nature Valley Granola Cups Almond Butter 5 ct 49836 Nature Valley Biscuits Honey Peanut Butter 5 ct 49823 Nature Valley Biscuits Cocoa Almond Butter 5 ct 49816 Nature Valley Granola Cups Peanut Butter Chocolate 5 ct 49838 Fiber One 90 Calories Baked Lemon Bars 6 ct 49813 FULL PARTICIPATING PRODUCT LIST Item Name Item Code Nature Valley Sweet and Salty Almond 48ct 81205 Nature Valley Granola Bar Variety Pack 49/2 ct 81199 Nature Valley Oats 'N Honey 49/2 ct 81203 Nature Valley Fruit Nut Trail Mix 48 ct 84354 Nature Valley Sweet & Salty 48 ct 28210 Nature Valley Protein Bar Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate 30 ct 49826 Nature Valley Biscuits Variety Pack Almond Butter Honey Peanut Butter 30 ct 49828 YOGURT Yoplait Yogurt Original Variety Pack 24ct 8643 Yoplait Yogurt Light Variety Pack 24ct 8651 Yoplait Light Pomegranate Blueberry 8/6oz 90657 Yoplait Light Strawberry Blueberry 8/6oz 90683 Yoplait Light Strawberry Peach 8/6oz 90646 Yoplait Strawberry Peach 8/6oz 90677 Yoplait Strawberry Banana 8/6oz 90680 Yoplait Strawberry Yogurt 8/6oz 90645 Yoplait Original Strawberry Vanilla Snack Pack 16ct / 4oz 55123 Yoplait Original Strawberry Blueberry Snack Pack 16ct /4oz 55122 Yoplait Gogurt Strawberry Banana/Raspberry Yogurt 16/2 oz 56287 Yoplait Gogurt Cotton Candy/Melon 8/2.25 oz 26325 Yoplait Gogurt Nickelodeon 8/2.25 oz 26321 Yoplait Gogurt Strawberry Splash 8/2.25 oz 26324 Yoplait Gogurt Berry/Punch 8/2.25 oz 26328 Yoplait Gogurt 16/2.25z 26299 Yoplait Gogurt Dunkers Vanilla and Chocolate Graham 4/2.2 oz 54521 Yoplait Gogurt Dunkers Strbry and Golden Graham 4/2.2 oz 54702 Yoplait Gogurt Dunkers Cotton Candy Honey Graham Yogurt 4ct/2.2oz 55126 Yoplait Gogurt 32/2.25 oz 43235 FULL PARTICIPATING PRODUCT LIST Item Name Item Code BAKING Betty Crocker Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix 17.5 oz 25671 Betty Crocker Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix 17.5 oz 25568 Betty Crocker Oatmeal Cookie Mix 17.5 oz 25562 Betty Crocker Peanut Butter Cookie Mix 17.5 oz 25567 Betty Crocker Sugar Cookie Mix 17.5 oz 25566 FROZEN BREAKFAST/APPETIZERS Totino's Pizza Rolls Combination 50ct 24.8 oz 7981 Totino's Pizza Rolls Pepperoni 50ct 24.8 oz 8036 Totino's Pizza Rolls Cheese 160 ct 42019 Totino's Pizza Rolls Pepperoni 160 ct 42018 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Raspberry 11.7oz 78627 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Strawberry 11.7oz 78625 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Cream Cheese Strawberry 11.7oz 78626 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Strawberry 5pk 99918 READY TO BAKE GOODS Pillsbury All Ready Pizza Crust 13.8 oz 25592 Pillsbury Butter Flake Rolls 8 oz 25594 Pillsbury Chub Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 16.5 oz 25600 Pillsbury Cinnamon Sweet Rolls 12.4 oz 25596 Pillsbury Grands Flaky Butter Biscuits 16.3 oz 25591 Pillsbury Grands Cinnamon Rolls 17.5 oz 25589 Pillsbury Grands Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits 16.3 oz 25590 Pillsbury Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 16 oz 45820 Pillsbury Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 16 oz 83442 Pillsbury Crescent Rolls 8 oz 25593 Pillsbury Sugar Cookie Dough 16 oz 45819 Pillsbury Grands Biscuit 16.3 oz 45112 Pillsbury Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough 76 oz 45020 FULL PARTICIPATING PRODUCT LIST Item Name Item Code Pillsbury Cinnamon Roll 49.6 oz 50443 Pillsbury Crescent Roll 4/8 oz 50789 Pillsbury Grands Flaky Biscuits 4/16.3 oz 49927 DINNERS Old El Paso Taco Dinner Kit 26.4 oz 25995 Hamburger Helper 4 Cheese Lasagna 5.5 oz 59334 Hamburger Helper Cheese Burger Macaroni 6 oz 76627 Hamburger Helper Creamy Stroganoff 6.4 oz 76623 Hamburger Helper Beef Noodle 5.9 oz 76619 Hamburger Helper Lasagna 6.9 oz 76625 Chicken Helper Fried Rice 7 oz 7472 NATURAL & ORGANIC Annie's Bunny Graham Honey 7.5 oz 77247 Annie's Bunny Graham Friends 7 oz 77248 Annie's Cheddar Squares 7.5 oz 77254 Annie's Honey Graham Crackers 14.4 oz 77257 Annie's Cheddar Crackers 7.5 oz 28316 Annie's Organic Bunny Variety Snacks 36 oz 64720 Annie's Bunny Pasta with Cheese 6 oz 63216 Annie's Real Aged Mac & Cheese 4.02 oz 63285 Annie's Shells & White Cheddar 6 oz 29001 Annie's Shells & White Cheddar 6 oz 63213 Annie's Mac & Cheese 6 oz 63210 Annie's Organic Mac & Cheese 12/6 oz 60855.
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