cereal

My husband and I were grocery shopping together this past weekend.  I only turned my back for a minute and BAM! an unidentified object lands in the cart.  "It's not on the list" I say.  He replies, "I haven't had this since I was a kid.  I just HAVE to have it!".  Now he knows what it feels like when I find a pair of cute shoes I have to buy!

Milk. Spoon. Bowl. Cereal. The formula for eating is pretty simple, right?

Cartoon characters may seem zany and carefree, but, like us, they have deep, dark secrets. And you don’t always have to look too closely to see them. In fact, there are plenty of animated characters who’ve had brushes with the law. Here are some mug shots we were able to dig up...

Kelloggs has recalled three different sizes of boxes of Kellogg's Special K Red Berries Cereal.  The cereal maker has said somehow glass shards have made there way into the cereal.  Read ahead for the recalled product numbers.

I'll admit that I've spent hours and hours watching reruns of Seinfeld.  I've seen all the episodes many times, and for some reason I don't get sick of it.  It's probably the 5th or 6th time I've seen the "Marine Biologist" episode.  While Jerry was talking in the kitchen, I noticed in the background something very odd...

Personally, I love the flavor of peanut butter and I am blessed not to have peanut allergies in my family.  But, I do have a young friend in Cloquet named Sydney, who has food allergies, so I immediately passed this info, about Multi-grain Peanut Butter Flavored Cheerios,  to her mom, Jennifer. The fear is cross-contact while processing.  General Mills say they have confidence in no cross-contamin

The California Raisin's were awesome!  I remember I had a bunch of the character figuirines at home.  Of course, not much you can do with them, they're just raisins, not G.I. Joes.  Anyway, here's my favorite Raisin Bran commercial, as we were talking about on the Breakfast Club this morning...

We found these light-up cereal boxes today that illuminate store shelves. These are just a marketing demo, but there's a good chance this electrical induction technique will be lighting up grocery stores in the near future. We've got the video, along with a few other mind-blowing examples of the future of point of purchase display gadgetry.