General Mills has raised its dividend almost 60% in the past four years, or about 15% annually. Here's why the stock is appealing ahead of its earnings report.

General Mills may report flat revenue on Wednesday. But with 50 new products, the Annie's purchase and a high dividend yield, General Mills could reward the patient investor.

General Mills should do well if it can extract value from Annie's, improve its margins and grow market share from its new products.

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