Honey Nut Clusters same almond clusters, but the name still includes the word nut. These changes may have been implemented to counteract rising Commodity market prices in 2007. It could also be presumed the recipe change was due to people's ever-expanding nut allergies. A limited edition of the product called "Honey Nut Clijsters" was produced in 2008, with tennis player Kim Clijsters portrayed on the box. The cereal is not produced anymore due to a "lack of sales" according to General Mills circa 2012 or thereabouts. Honey Nut Clusters Honey Nut Clusters is a breakfast cereal previously manufactured by General Mills which refers
Nut Goodie company's most successful products and is still available today, outlasting other Pearson's candy bars like the Seven-Up Bar. At some point during its history the recipe and wrapper were slightly changed, but restored to the original recipe and wrapper when two Pearson's employees bought the company in 1985. Bonny Wolf, a weekend food commentator on "National Public Radio", stated that "Nut Goodies are to Minnesota what Goldenberg's Peanut Chews are to Pennsylvania. The Nut Goodie is known as "A Minnesota Classic". Nut Goodie Nut Goodie is a candy bar manufactured by Pearson's Candy Company of Saint Paul, Minnesota and available