[3-16-2022] Microsoft Rewards Bing Homepage Lightspeed Quiz Question: Which character is the mascot for a breakfast cereal?
The given options are:
- Toucan Sam
- Keebler Elves
- Mr. Peanut
- The Laughing Cow
Correct Answer: Toucan Sam
Other correct answers are:
- Tony the Tiger
- Count Chocula
- Lucky Leprechaun
- Trix the Rabbit
If your options are different, you can check the following list for the answer.
70 mascot characters for breakfast cereals:
- Big Yella
- Bigg Mixx
- Boo Berry
- Buzz the Bee
- Cap’n Crunch
- Captain Rik
- Chef Wendell
- Chip the Dog
- Chip the Wolf
- Chocos the Bear
- Cinnamon and Apple
- Coco the Monkey
- Cookie Crook and Officer Crumb
- Cookie Jarvis
- Cornelius Rooster
- Count Alfred Chocula
- Crazy Squares
- Crispy
- Crunchosaurus Rex
- Dig ‘Em the Frog
- Donald Duck
- Fillmore Bear
- Franken Berry
- Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble
- Fruit Brute
- Honey Monster
- Honey Stars | Captain Star
- Hoppity Hooper
- Horatio Magellan Crunch
- Hunger
- Jean LaFoote
- King Vitaman
- Klondike Pete
- Linus the Lionhearted
- Lion
- Little Mikey
- Loopy Bee
- Loveable Truly
- Lucky the Leprechaun
- Major Jet
- Maxwell Masher
- Milton the Toaster
- OJ Joe
- Pac-Man
- Pico
- PoKéMoN
- Professor Waldo Wigglesworth
- Professor Weeto
- Quick Draw McGraw
- Quiky the Nesquik Bunny
- Quisp
- Rocky and Bullwinkle
- Sammy the Seal
- Snap, Crackle and Pop
- Snow Flakes | Snow
- Sonny the Cuckoo Bird
- Strawberry Shortcake
- Sugar Bear
- Sunny Jim
- Sunny the Sun
- The Freakies
- The Honeycomb Kid
- Tinker Bell
- Tony the Tiger
- Toucan Sam
- Trix Rabbit
- Who, the Wizard of Oatz
- Woody Woodpecker
- Yogi Bear
- Yummy Mummy
- Zimmys Cinnamon Stars
“Crackle and pop on over for our snap quiz on breakfast cereal.“
You can find the answers to all four questions of today’s Lightspeed quiz by visiting the following links:
- Which of these is (or was) a breakfast cereal?
- Which fact about breakfast cereal is true?
- Which character is the mascot for a breakfast cereal?
- Which breakfast cereal was created in the 1800s?
Please comment if you find a different answer.