New Kellogg’s instant cereal bowls let consumers use cold water in place of milk

Washington Times ^ | September 8, 2022 | Brad Matthews

[BenLurkin]

Kellogg’s has a new instant cereal containing dehydrated milk powder, the company announced Thursday.

Now cereal lovers can just add cold water and a stir to get a classic bowl of cold cereal.

According to a survey conducted by Kellogg’s, 68% of adults enjoy cereal, but also prefer breakfast that can be eaten while commuting or transporting children.

[dsrtsage]

Now with extra crickets

[9YearLurker]

Do Americans really eat cereal while commuting or transporting children?

[Wilderness Conservative]

One more reason not avoid the wokiest of the woke company’s product.

[BenLurkin]

Cricket flour and fake milk. Not yet, but soon

[Joe 6-pack]

There was a kid in my high school who would walk down to the bus stop every morning with a bowl of cereal in hand. He'd finish it while waiting for the bus, then set the spoon and bowl in some bushes by the bus stop.

At the end of the day when the bus dropped off, he'd root around in the bushes for his bowl and spoon, and carry them home.

[9YearLurker]

That’s actually kind of charming in a weird way.

But adults? Driving their kids around?

[ProtectOurFreedom]

"...68% of adults enjoy cereal, but also prefer breakfast that can be eaten while commuting or transporting children"

Texting while driving is a completely safe, common and wholesome practice. So is eating cereal while driving. I draw the line at putting on makeup and brushing teeth, however.

[Skywise]

I’m rather surprised this hasn’t been a thing before

[butlerweave]

Cockroach milk

[bimboeruption]

Does anyone in this country, under 40, know good food?

[Revel]

Powdered milk is bad for you. A proven fact.

[Karoo]

gluten free cereal

[philman_36]

Looks like a plastic container to me.
They may want to hold off on start up
given the current shortages.
Plastics are produced from natural gas.
You want heat, cooking and electricity or a plastic cup of cereal?

https://www.eia.gov
Plastics are produced from natural gas, feedstocks derived from
natural gas processing, and feedstocks derived from crude oil refining.

[freeandfreezing]

It does sound like a decent idea for a few emergency bowls of cereal. That and an instant water filter could make a bad situation a bit more pleasant.

[9YearLurker]

It is?

[philman_36]

You want heat, cooking and electricity or a plastic cup of cereal?

The dark side thought is using it as a replacement as you can't cook
and your heating and electricity are provided during your internment.
It's got all the vitamins and supplements you need.

/dark sarcasm

[philman_36]

Do Americans really eat cereal while commuting or transporting children?

Bush league. People have sex while driving!
And the make up lady...

[bigbob]

I’ve wondered why this wasn’t done years ago

[RedMonqey]

Anyone under forty don’t know about good food.
Nor exercise or fun unsupervised activities.

I’m beginning to believe aliens are actually us in the future and their trying to use time machines to warn us not to trust high tech and Big government.

We’re evolving ourselves into hairless weak “greys” that cannot survive outside an environmental clean and sterile bubble.

That’s why the government doesn’t want us to know about them.

The grey’s are mostly easily lead vegetables.