In 2011, which cereal company faced massive consumer backlash after replacing their longtime cartoon mascot with a more realistic human version, forcing them to revert to the original design?

In the competitive world of breakfast cereals, mascots have played a crucial role in brand recognition and marketing success. However, not all cereal mascot changes have been well-received by consumers. This poll tests your knowledge of a famous cereal mascot controversy that led to a significant consumer backlash and ultimately forced the company to reverse its decision. How well do you know your cereal mascot history?

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General Mills (Trix Rabbit)
Kellogg's (Tony the Tiger)
Post (Sugar Bear)
General Mills (Lucky Charms Leprechaun)