Photo comparison of side-by-side cereal from the US and Canada sparks heated debate: 'I am not buying a box... "The ones that looked like they had literal paint in them were American."

www.thecooldown.com ^ | April 16, 2025 | Noah Jampol

[Macho MAGA Man]

I want Froot Loops the color of Cheerios.

[DoodleBob]

[piasa]

Tgey’re jyst jealous because our Frootloops are prettier.

[piasa]

They’re just jealous because our Frootloops are prettier.

[piasa]

They should have made their toucan duller too. Make it a Bronze Headed Cowbird.

[Flag_This]

The Canadian Froot Loops weren’t picked at the height of ripeness.

[wildcard_redneck]

The American establishment: “Let them eat chemicals.”

[Kleon]

the Canadian Froot Loops look stale and unappetizing.

[JZelle]

I miss the tritium additives from the 50s

[Jyotishi]

One may have to ask a mortician that, in general, do cadavers that come in look more colorful on the American or Canadian side, assuming that most ate Cheerios during their life.

[BradyLS]

American FrootLoops: Guaranteed to not lose their color on the grocer’s shelf.

[Red Badger]

But you do notice that the color does come off in the milk.................

[Tired of Taxes]

The Canadian version has ingredients similar to some other brands of cereal sold in the U.S. Not all cereals sold here have artificial colors.

[shanover]

Reddit is a collection of group think imbeciles.

[Swirl]

I would have expected that the Canadian Brand would be infused with a greater amount of vitamin D to make up for the lack of sunlight intensity.

[wjcsux]

Lucky Charms is my personal favorite.

[SaveFerris]

😄😁😆🤣🤣🤣😜😛🤪

[PAR35]

Looks like the American version is healthier. It leads with Corn Flour blend, the Canadian version with Sugar.

[Vermont Lt]

My wife and I were laughing about that at dinner. We both LOVED Lucky Charms. I would eat a bowl for breakfast and another for a snack when I got home from work. Our kids loved Lucky Charms.

Thirty years later, a bowl of Lucky Charms would probably make me sick.

Those were the days.