The Office actors, Leslie David Baker and Phyllis Smith, are representing the Cheerios cereal brand in their campaign promoting heart health. General Mills Inc.

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The commercial, about a daughter who pours Cheerios on her sleeping dad's chest because she thinks it will aid his health, ultimately became a huge hit for the brand.

A 30-second Cheerios ad featuring a black dad, white mom and biracial child gained so much negative attention in June 2013 that Cheerios turned off commenting on the YouTube page.

The ad featured an adorable, curly haired moppet named Gracie chatting with her mother, who is white. Her father is black. The official YouTube video for the ad was inundated with so many ugly comments that General Mills pulled the TV spot from the site because they decided the reaction was no longer family friendly.

So General Mills changed the name to Cheerios in 1945 to reflect the “o” shape that was pumped out by the puffing gun. Although they originally tested ten different shapes, they decided on the floating ring that named the “o” in Cheerios. General Mills has continued to market Cheerios as the healthy oat cereal.

Cheerios and many other cereals and grain-based products contain small amounts of an herbicide called glyphosate. It's one of the main ingredients in the widely used weed killer Roundup, and it's been the subject of considerable debate among health experts about whether it is carcinogenic.

To encourage heart-to-heart conversations with loved ones, real-life BFFs Leslie and Phyllis are sitting down over a bowl of Cheerios to help bring joy to a heart health journey and remind people why this topic is so important to talk about with your loved ones.

What. If he was sleeping. Put it off of it or I thought it was pretty funny. And what did you think of the family legend.

goodbye; goodbye and good luck goodbye; goodbye and good luck. (formerly used as a toast to one's drinking companions.)

Goodbye Interjection. cheerio. (Britain, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, India, South Africa, Hong Kong, Singapore, informal) Goodbye, an interjection said upon parting.

Why are they being recalled? According to the Cheerios website, an incident at the Lodi facility "allowed wheat flour to enter our gluten-free oat-based system.