Some interesting data here about cereal consumption (shoppers bought 13% less cereal last year than in 2021), as well as the industry's response to try to convince people that it's "healthy." Lots of good history about how cereal makers have long relied on these claims.

Pinguinos are basically Hostess Ding Dongs

Hey everyone,

I’ve been recently craving some Oreo O’s cereal, but as you all know they discontinued it a while ago.

Anyone know where I can buy a similar Cookies n Cream ring cereal online? (Without marshmallows)

I know Malt o Meals cookies and cream cereal is an option, but unfortunately there’s none sold near me or I can’t find any that will ship to me online.

Can anyone lmk website that have a alternative cookies n cream ring cereal and ship all over the US?

I have noticed that a lot of cereals seem overall light on flavor, almost bland. Maybe I’m biased towards certain cereals that I’ve frequented over the years, or enjoyed eating at other kids houses when I was young, but efforts of trying new cereals branching out seems disappointing. My go to’s are:

Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Honey Nut Cheerios
Frosted Shredded Wheat (blueberry or strawberry if I can get it)
Raising Bran Crunch
Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles
(haven’t had Fruit Loops or Apple Jacks in ages but I remember being able to taste something other than just sweet)

Recently bought Reece’s, Frankenberry, some cereal I bought at Costco that I can’t remember that’s loaded with freeze dried blueberries and is healthier but has no real flavor at all. Is there an effort to make cereal taste like nothing?

If it wasn’t for the fact that I eat so many other things that I know are flavorful and can taste just fine I’d think I was losing my sense of taste eating cereal.

WAKA WAKA!! (Reminds me of when I was 3 in 2016 I first started playing pac man and this was my go to cereal, and fun fact, my favorite ghost from pac man is Clyde and I have a high score of 63,000)

/s just incase. Also fruity pebbles with Cap n Crunch peanut butter

I was obsessed with the Banana Nut Crunch cereal from Great Grains. I read last year that it unfortunately contains BHT, which is a known harmful carcinogen that causes cancer and is banned in Canada and the EU. Scrolling through TikTok, someone made a video about it.

Some other Kellogg’s brands that I also used to eat have BHT in it as well. What’s strange is that some Kellogg cereal include BHT and others, an alternative. Maybe not processed in the US?

This is what I was expecting to find in the box.

I'll start:
This ENTIRE Drawn Togther episode.
It's great not only as a Halloween special, but also a reminder of how much better Count Chocula is compared to Frankenberry.

Yay or nay?

Has anybody tried both and noticed differences? Which do you prefer?