Cheerios production line

[@tharris7290]

Low key eating cheerios while watching this

[@ayanicriswell3743]

Bahaha me too 🤣

[@emileyprice3011]

@@ayanicriswell3743 same 😅😅

[@chefcarter4544]

😂 same here

[@JuliaStine]

same.

[@OakVolcano7858]

Highkey same

[@jcolez5913]

Lol, this was the first video that came up when I Googled 'making cheerios'. How has General Mills not made a complaint about this, yet?

[@realist2k]

7 years later and here we are. I do t think this is a General Mills plant. I don’t see any of there uniforms. Looks to be like some generic packaging facility that buys them in bulk and repackages for store brands… just a guess

[@happytosing1]

i wanted to know how they got the holes. This is worthless!!!

[@beno420]

happytosing1 Me too, lol. If you're still interested. search "how it's made, oat cereal"

[@Slightlypixelated]

+happytosing1 Exactly!!!!!!

[@rodneyjohnson7958]

Type in on TH-cam search how old cereal is made there's a video that shows everything

[@candywilliams3533]

I can't believe she showed us a handful of the cereal in her hand, then threw it back into the machine.

[@gorillaplays8926]

I don't think that an approved factory by the U.S.D.A.

[@joshuaslomba971]

Doubt this is the actual cheerio factory, general mills is in my city and it's a massive building

[@geot4647]

Generic Dollar Tree "Cheerios" made with semi-toxic Chinese oats?

[@meesterSmeeth4182]

I always assumed it was a bunch of Vietnamese kids making each one individually by hand.
And now I know.
And knowing is 1/2 of something.

[@vicoilsteems9764]

A backyard garage / small cheerios plant.

[@tututalak]

This is not a Cheerios plant. Cheerios are made at much, much larger facilities, under much more sanitary conditions. I've seen the plant in Cedar Rapids in operation. Also - much more efficient. This place seems to make about a bowl's worth at a time.

[@emmarobbieus9107]

LoL!!!

[@emmarobbieus9107]

tututalak this is where they make the multi-grain Cheerios. LoL

[@vicoilsteems9764]

Its a backyard garage generic cheerios shop.

[@emmarobbieus9107]

Picks them up and throws them back in, with those dirty hands!

[@yingfan4828]

This is for sure not the General Mills Cheerio plant!

[@brianjansen3103]

So they barehand fondle all the cheerios

[@Maxid1]

Nope, no explanation in the video of when they make them round with a hole in the middle. This is video 3 so far.

[@BigKingSyco]

Wow not one worker is wearing gloves

[@barbaramatchey1190]

Looks pretty unsanitary to me. If I can't find another site showing the production of Cheerios, then I have purchased my last box.

[@apictureoffunction]

This isn't a real Cheerios production line, OBVIOUSLY. Look how tiny their operation is, plus no gloves or hair caps, no General Mills outfits, the cereal itself is clearly not up to the standard of production that real Cheerios are.
Don't be a fool, use your brain.

[@rodneyjohnson7958]

Type in how it's made out cereal and you'll signed it this is just a generic plant it isn't the big one this is just a cheap knockoff

[@vicoilsteems9764]

This is a backyard/ garage shop .

[@hatshuva]

Is water used?

[@JC-gm5iz]

Wow allot smaller than I thought

[@videorocketzmillar007milla5]

Gloves on heads... Where's the gloves on hands?? What if this guy has eczema... Ugh I don't eat flakes anymore after watching this... ⚠⚠⚠⚠

[@shzykh]

Eczema isn’t contagious

[@stephenmcallister2169]

i bet i are the cheerios that he threw back in. it's ok i'm still alive.

[@joyezebilo9185]

How can I learn how to do this ?

[@afarmfox]

Not Cheerios, for sure, and no one is wearing gloves, hair caps, etc. picking up a handful with bare hands then throwing it back into the batch? Uh...

[@davedennis5537]

Too dam loud to work there LOL

[@masterbetty3020]

These are probably those cheap generic cheerios you get in plastic bags.

[@derrbow]

Maybe in russia

[@bc454irocz89]

twin screw makes inferior Cheerios. The best Cheerios are made on James machines. look for the "BU" on the code date box. The stuff from cedar rapids is garbage