Get Free Box of Honey Nut Cheerios with Rebate

Whether you start your day with a bowl of cereal or you want an excuse to relive the sweet honey taste from your childhood, General Mills has a special freebie everyone can take a bite of during the month of February.

Honey Nut Cheerios has been a breakfast favorite for years. It has the added benefit of whole grain oats and can help lower cholesterol as part of a heart-healthy diet.

America’s number-one cereal brand is bringing back happy-heart shapes to its Honey Nut Cheerios and original yellow-box Cheerios, along with new additional flavors including blueberry, chocolate and cinnamon.

To celebrate National Heart Health Month, General Mills is giving away free boxes of Honey Nut Cheerios. Now through February 28, buy a box of Honey Nut Cheerios and receive a rebate for up to $7 (excluding taxes) by visiting the rebate website.

The offer is limited to one refund per name, family, address or household.

Here are the steps you can take to participate:

Determine if you’re eligible to participate by entering your zip code.
Buy an eligible size box (10.8-oz., 15.4-oz., 19.5-oz. or 27.2-oz.) of Honey Nut Cheerios cereal (in-store or online) at any retailer between February 1 to 28. (The offer excludes Mega and Club sizes.)
Take a photo of the original retail receipt or obtain a copy of the online shipment order confirmation with the qualifying purchase.
Upload the documents by March 15. Photo of receipt or e-mail shipment notification must show the retailer name, date & time, order number (if it’s an email), receipt total and qualifying purchase.

After verification, receive a reward code within 24 hours. Enter the code at the rebate redeem page and select your payment preference. Receive rebate via Venmo, PayPal or U.S. mail.

To review the offer’s fine print, visit the rebate website.

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