A POPULAR cereal is gone for good – but customers still want it back.

General Mills is one of the most well-known brands in grocery stores.

Its product line includes everything from breakfast staples to snacks.

But this time, a fan has approached the company on Twitter asking why it has discontinued the Multi-Bran Chex cereal.

A disgruntled customer said: "You still sell Le Garbage like; Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch & Golden Grahams that get soggy as soon as milk is placed BESIDE the bowl, WHY?!?"

In response, General Mills said: "We will let our team know that you would like to see this return to the shelves. Thank you!"

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But plenty of others have urged General Mills to bring it back including another that said: "It’s been gone too long. Please bring it back!"

While the ingredients were unclear, typically General Mills' Chex's are made of either rice corn, or wheat and are formed into square pieces.

OTHER ALTERNATIVES TO BUY

While the Mult-Bran variety is gone and probably not coming back any time soon, General Mills still makes other Chex cereals.

This includes various flavors from cinnamon, honey nut, and more traditional flavors including rice and corn.

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Walmart sells them in 18-ounce boxes for $4.93.

Also, for fans who prefer snacks, there is always Chex Mix, which contains square shapes, pretzels, and rye chips.

Walmart sells various flavors including cheddar, honey nut, and even peanut butter chocolate snack varieties.

OTHER DISCONTINUED ITEMS

But General Mills is far from the only brand from discontinuing products.

Another includes Gatordade, which has discontinued the Blueberry Pomegranate.

The was described on the label as a "low-calorie thirst quencher" option, which is what all of its G2 varieties aim to bring to the table.

Its ingredients consisted of artificial flavoring and coloring, as well as sugar and sucralose.

And other popular brands sold at grocery stores have been taking items off shelves.

For one, Coca-Cola said that it stopped producing its orange vanilla soda.

The company offered a sugar-free variety of this flavor as well.

“Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla Zero Sugar was discontinued so that we can focus on flavors that show the most potential for growth and scale," the brand said in response to a fan that asked about the orange vanilla soda.

For more related stories, Burger King has brought back a fan favorite.

And IHOP has made a bizarre menu change to allow customers to combine taco ingredients with a breakfast favorite.

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