Discovered at a Value Village in Richfield, MN, this 'Cereal Taxidermy' creation features such important cereals as Kix and Cookie Crisp. I'd argue that the rainbow marshmallow from Lucky Charms should be up there, along with the rest of them. Iconic!
http://www.loweringthebar.net/2009/06/reasonable-consumer...
A woman in California sued PepsiCo because she was led to believe that Cap'n Crunch contained actual crunchberries. The U.S. District Court judge had to inform her of the sad truth before dismissing the case. Next thing you know they'll be saying that there is no such thing as “Booberries” and that Coco Puffs don't actually cause people to go “Coo Coo.”
A psychedelic rendering created from bits and pieces of boxes of cereal for kids. Now let's see you do origami with Kashi! We dare you!
http://www.cerealmarshmallows.com/
You can buy just the marshmallows! I wish I'd known about this to post on Monday.
This actually makes me really want Fruit Loops. Maybe Michael Bay should be directing cereal commercials. (Via).
It's the President, made out of thousands of pieces of cereal. First he was your new bicycle, and now he's your most important meal of the day.
Artists Hank Willis Thomas and Ryan Alexiev created this mosaic from thousands of cereal bits, combining America's two favorite pastimes: sugared cereal & Barack Obama.
A tribute to the best (and worst) discontinued cereals. Honestly, how does Cookie Crisp still exist and Oreo O's don't?
This is what's waiting at the bottom of your cereal box. Also, a set of 3 free stick-on tattoos, because it's clearly a cereal box that was manufactured in the late 80s.
Metafilter has a truly epic round-up of cereal commercials through the ages. This Apple Jacks commercial makes me laugh because a) that's Julia Stiles and b) I so would've crushed on Jeff Armstrong in the mid-90s, just like Madison Avenue wanted me to.
http://www.megnut.com/2007/04/capn-crunchs-first-name-rev...
Did you know that Cap'n Crunch's full name is Captain Horatio Magellan Crunch? It is! And thanks to Final Jeopardy tonight, everyone on Google is learning this fact as well.
http://www.dipity.com/GeekOutNewYork/Great_Cereals_of_All...
The takeaway here is simple: Grape-Nuts are friggin' old.
Style Buzz Kellogg’s Cereal has released a line street wear in conjunction with a company called Under the Hood. This line of jackets, jeans, hoodies and ‘tees’ are emblazoned with your favorite cereal icon: Toucan Sam, Tony the Tiger, Dig’Em the Frog and Cornelius the Rooster. This has to be the most ridiculous attempt to urbanize a brand, ever.