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Old 03-29-2011, 08:03 AM
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Living in the shadows of Kellogg's World Headquarters...

Kellogg's Frosted Flakes
Kellogg's Granola without raisins
I went to pick up an engine in Battle Creek and the guy told me his shop was "right across from Kellogg's"! The guy at the hotel where I asked directions laughed his azz off. Kellogg's owns EVERYTHING in that town!

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Old 03-29-2011, 08:26 AM
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Speaking of extinct favorite cereals, my favorite growing up had these refrigerator magnets in the box:



Anybody remember the name of the cereal?

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Old 03-29-2011, 08:45 AM
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Speaking of extinct favorite cereals, my favorite growing up had these refrigerator magnets in the box:



Anybody remember the name of the cereal?

Looks kinda like a cavity creep from the old crest commercial...lol

They used to have really cool prizes in the boxes back in the 70's. I remember one time in the box a small plastic aircarft carrier that actually launched miniature jets, it was awesome.

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I went to pick up an engine in Battle Creek and the guy told me his shop was "right across from Kellogg's"! The guy at the hotel where I asked directions laughed his azz off. Kellogg's owns EVERYTHING in that town!
Yup... they do. Born, raised and still living in Battle Creek.

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Speaking of extinct favorite cereals, my favorite growing up had these refrigerator magnets in the box:



Anybody remember the name of the cereal?
Freakies... I remember trying to get the whole collection of refrigerator magnets, too.

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Freakies... I remember trying to get the whole collection of refrigerator magnets, too.

Scott
Yep, Freakies. That green character was Boss Moss, IIRC. I think we had 2 or three sets on our fridge. I remember my mom banning this cereal from the house after reading the sugar content:


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1. Fresh-n-Easy store brand Raisin Bran. Stuff stays crunchy no matter how long its been in the milk.
2. Corn Flakes w/banana or strawberries
3. Frosted Flakes
4. Corn Pops

I used to love Sugar Smacks, which became Honey Smacks, and then they changed the formula and it just doesn't taste right any more.

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Once you add cheese to grits it becomes polenta.
What about when you add chopped boloney? Notice, I spelled bologna the southern way.

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Lately its been Kellogg's Corn Pops...

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I can't beleive nobody mentioned my old favorite "Porno Flakes" pour on the milk and they go "snatch, nipple, crotch".

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Sounds good, but wouldn't that be "Porno Krispies"?...

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When I used to get home from niddle school back in 78, I used to kill a box of Cookie Crisp while watching Speed Racer and Land of the Lost reruns.

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I can wipe out the biggest box of Lucky Charms in a day. My best guess is that's why my better hald doesn't buy them...

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Old Fashioned Quaker Oats with plenty of Valentina Hot Sauce!! Really gets you moving in the morning - in more ways than one!!

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Winter: Cream of Wheat, Q. oats
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1. Plain old Corn Flakes with frozen blueberries in the bottom of the bowl.

2. Honey Nut Cheerios mixed with plain Cheerios.

3. Walmart brand Multi Grain Flakes.....Cliff

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