Popular ‘90s snack Dunkaroos are back...as Ethereum NFTs

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American food company General Mills has released its first nonfungible tokens (NFTs) with Dunkaroos, as per a tweet earlier this week.

NFTs…cause why not?
NFTs are blockchain-based representations of tangible or intangible objects that prove their holders are the true owners of that underlying asset.

They were initially limited to blockchain-based art pieces, virtual lands, and other crypto collectibles, but have since been used to sell sneakers, list real estate, release iconic merchandise and music albums…and now even cookie brands.

“Introducing Dunkaroos New Frosting Tokens (NFT)– 90s inspired art. You can own your favorite 90s snack as an NFT and get a taste of our new flavor before they hit the market,” wrote the team on Twitter.

Introducing Dunkaroos New Frosting Tokens (NFT)– 90s inspired art. You can own your favorite 90s snack as an NFT and get a taste of our new flavor before they hit market. Check them out: https://t.co/NB5BlUx3pY. 100% of the profits earned will be donated to Feeding America® pic.twitter.com/0Fu0Mkf39E

— Dunkaroos (@Dunkaroos) April 28, 2021

Dunkaroos are a snack food first launched in 1990. It consists of a snack-sized package containing cookies and frosting and was among the most popular snacks in that decade. Dunkaroos were discontinued in 2012 but returned in 2020.

In a release to CryptoSlate, Dunkaroos said it had minted 10 one-of-a-kind “New Frosting Tokens” (NFTs) for fans who want to own original Dunkaroos digital artwork and score exclusive first taste access to Chocolate Dunkaroos.

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