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Kellogg cereal has an answer to declining cereal sales “For the first time in a decade, you're gonna find a toy inside boxes of Kellogg's” Kellogg must have paid a lot of money for this mainstream media coverage became they are way too overly happy about this… “Cereal makers... show more

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The CEO of Kellogg is happy to say that more people are eating cereal for dinner. In fact, the company is leaning into it and intentionally advertising about cereal as a dinner meal for cash-strapped families.

The CEO of Kellogg is happy to say that more people are eating cereal for dinner. In fact, the company is leaning into it and intentionally advertising about cereal as a dinner meal for cash-strapped families.

More Perfect Union

2,143,223 次观看 • 2 年前

The first ultra processed food was Kellogg's cornflakes. They partnered with the United Fruit Company. They paid doctors to tell people bananas were a rich source of potassium, which they're not. And to say that the perfect meal to start your day was a bowl of cornflakes with a slice of banana. That's how the famous combo came about, and they went so far as to put a coupon for a bunch of bananas in every box of Kellogg's cornflakes. Cereal. No human being had a bowl of dry breakfast cereal prior to 1906. Cereal was invented by the Kellogg's brothers, and it was actually these companies that convinced people the healthiest way to start your morning was a bowl of cereal with milk. Also, oats are basically pure sugar. Oatmeal is good for one thing, and that's for fattening horses for the winter. What's better, orange juice or cereal? Neither. Before the nineteen twenties, nobody drank orange juice. People ate oranges instead. But in the nineteen twenties, Sunkist saw a business opportunity. They started marketing orange juice as a daily health drink, and they convinced people the healthiest way to start their day was a full glass of orange juice. Even doctors were recruited to push the benefits of vitamin c, and the public bought it. Remember, breakfast is break fast. Lots of human and animal studies have shown the longer you delay eating breakfast, the more ketones and weight loss you will achieve.

The first ultra processed food was Kellogg's cornflakes. They partnered with the United Fruit Company. They paid doctors to tell people bananas were a rich source of potassium, which they're not. And to say that the perfect meal to start your day was a bowl of cornflakes with a slice of banana. That's how the famous combo came about, and they went so far as to put a coupon for a bunch of bananas in every box of Kellogg's cornflakes. Cereal. No human being had a bowl of dry breakfast cereal prior to 1906. Cereal was invented by the Kellogg's brothers, and it was actually these companies that convinced people the healthiest way to start your morning was a bowl of cereal with milk. Also, oats are basically pure sugar. Oatmeal is good for one thing, and that's for fattening horses for the winter. What's better, orange juice or cereal? Neither. Before the nineteen twenties, nobody drank orange juice. People ate oranges instead. But in the nineteen twenties, Sunkist saw a business opportunity. They started marketing orange juice as a daily health drink, and they convinced people the healthiest way to start their day was a full glass of orange juice. Even doctors were recruited to push the benefits of vitamin c, and the public bought it. Remember, breakfast is break fast. Lots of human and animal studies have shown the longer you delay eating breakfast, the more ketones and weight loss you will achieve.

Camus

293,392 次观看 • 1 年前

Ohhh my god. Look at the ‘Like Count’ on this video On mainstream media CBS, over 620,000 Likes in 24 hours on Elon Musk telling reporters: This time, the American People are going to get what they voted for Support is MASSIVE for Elon Musk and DOGE “They say that you're orchestrating a hostile takeover of government and doing it in a non-transparent way. What's your response to that criticism?” Elon Musk “Well, first of all, you couldn't ask for a stronger mandate from from the public. The public voted, you know, we have a majority of the public vote voting for President Trump won the house and won the Senate. The people voted for major government reform. There should be no doubt about that. That was on the campaign. The president spoke about that at every rally the people voted for, for major government reform and that's what people are gonna get. They're gonna get what they voted for. And, and a lot of times that, you know, people that don't get what they voted for, but in this presidency, they are gonna get what they voted for, and that's what democracy is all about.”

Ohhh my god. Look at the ‘Like Count’ on this video On mainstream media CBS, over 620,000 Likes in 24 hours on Elon Musk telling reporters: This time, the American People are going to get what they voted for Support is MASSIVE for Elon Musk and DOGE “They say that you're orchestrating a hostile takeover of government and doing it in a non-transparent way. What's your response to that criticism?” Elon Musk “Well, first of all, you couldn't ask for a stronger mandate from from the public. The public voted, you know, we have a majority of the public vote voting for President Trump won the house and won the Senate. The people voted for major government reform. There should be no doubt about that. That was on the campaign. The president spoke about that at every rally the people voted for, for major government reform and that's what people are gonna get. They're gonna get what they voted for. And, and a lot of times that, you know, people that don't get what they voted for, but in this presidency, they are gonna get what they voted for, and that's what democracy is all about.”

Wall Street Apes

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70% of the food we eat, is processed. Processed vs. Ultra proc "What if I told you that rolled oats are processed? But this is a good processing because to make them flat, you have to roll them, and that is a processed product." "the cereal section, that's where the ultra-processing comes in. What if I pick up this? It's a cereal made of oats. Very different than the oats we just showed" "Cane sugar and corn syrup to the tune of 11 grams per serving, that's your first and most troubling sign of ultra-processed food.

70% of the food we eat, is processed. Processed vs. Ultra proc "What if I told you that rolled oats are processed? But this is a good processing because to make them flat, you have to roll them, and that is a processed product." "the cereal section, that's where the ultra-processing comes in. What if I pick up this? It's a cereal made of oats. Very different than the oats we just showed" "Cane sugar and corn syrup to the tune of 11 grams per serving, that's your first and most troubling sign of ultra-processed food.

Wall Street Mav

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Before “hacking” had a name, it had a cereal prize. General Mills slipped a tiny plastic whistle into Cap’n Crunch boxes in the late ’60s. Turns out, that toy chirped at 2600 Hz — the exact tone AT&T used to signal “this trunk line is open.” Kids (and a few very curious adults) discovered you could blow the whistle into a payphone and… the system would politely hand you a free long-distance line. It was the golden age of phone phreaking — equal parts mischief, curiosity, and accidental engineering lesson. One of the young people fascinated by this loophole? Steve Jobs. He later said that if it weren’t for blue boxes and cereal whistles, Apple might never have happened. A toy in a cereal box became a backdoor into the most advanced network in the world. Have you heard this story — or were you lucky enough to own a Cap’n Crunch whistle?

Before “hacking” had a name, it had a cereal prize. General Mills slipped a tiny plastic whistle into Cap’n Crunch boxes in the late ’60s. Turns out, that toy chirped at 2600 Hz — the exact tone AT&T used to signal “this trunk line is open.” Kids (and a few very curious adults) discovered you could blow the whistle into a payphone and… the system would politely hand you a free long-distance line. It was the golden age of phone phreaking — equal parts mischief, curiosity, and accidental engineering lesson. One of the young people fascinated by this loophole? Steve Jobs. He later said that if it weren’t for blue boxes and cereal whistles, Apple might never have happened. A toy in a cereal box became a backdoor into the most advanced network in the world. Have you heard this story — or were you lucky enough to own a Cap’n Crunch whistle?

TheRealCherokeeOwl 🦉

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Weetabix sales are about to skyrocket in Kentucky. Here’s the story of how the English breakfast cereal fueled Amari Williams to a big performance vs. Illinois — and how UK’s staff went to great lengths to find it in Milwaukee.

Weetabix sales are about to skyrocket in Kentucky. Here’s the story of how the English breakfast cereal fueled Amari Williams to a big performance vs. Illinois — and how UK’s staff went to great lengths to find it in Milwaukee.

Tyler Thompson

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MacFarlane: The politics of this are just terrible. It's a ballroom. You think of the monopoly man with the top hat and the monocle, or some type of use of taxpayer money that's not wise and judicious when we're all paying $6 for a box of cereal. This is not the time to be spending this type of money on a project that's called a ballroom.

MacFarlane: The politics of this are just terrible. It's a ballroom. You think of the monopoly man with the top hat and the monocle, or some type of use of taxpayer money that's not wise and judicious when we're all paying $6 for a box of cereal. This is not the time to be spending this type of money on a project that's called a ballroom.

Acyn

46,271 次观看 • 1 个月前

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why America stopped eating cereal In February 2020, the CEO of Kellogg’s, the company famous for breakfast cereal, went on CNBC and made a surprising suggestion. He encouraged families to consider eating cereal for dinner because it was an affordable option. His name was Gary Pilnick, and he was earning more than $4 million a year. When he made that comment, the internet reacted harshly. TikTok users organized boycotts, and many people compared the moment to a modern version of “let them eat cake.” But what most people missed was that Pilnick wasn’t trying to insult customers. He was trying to save a struggling business. Cereal, once a staple of American households, had been in steady decline for decades. Many of us grew up eating it, everything from Cap’n Crunch to Grape-Nuts, but consumer habits had changed. Kellogg’s had once invented and dominated the cereal category. Yet after nearly a century, the company decided to exit the business entirely. The cereal division was eventually sold to an Italian confectionery company in what many saw as a fire sale, and the Kellogg name disappeared from the stock exchange after generations. So how did cereal go from a $14 billion a year industry in the United States to a product its own creator no longer wanted to own? This is the rise and fall of cereal.

NEW LONG FORM VIDEO: Why America stopped eating cereal In February 2020, the CEO of Kellogg’s, the company famous for breakfast cereal, went on CNBC and made a surprising suggestion. He encouraged families to consider eating cereal for dinner because it was an affordable option. His name was Gary Pilnick, and he was earning more than $4 million a year. When he made that comment, the internet reacted harshly. TikTok users organized boycotts, and many people compared the moment to a modern version of “let them eat cake.” But what most people missed was that Pilnick wasn’t trying to insult customers. He was trying to save a struggling business. Cereal, once a staple of American households, had been in steady decline for decades. Many of us grew up eating it, everything from Cap’n Crunch to Grape-Nuts, but consumer habits had changed. Kellogg’s had once invented and dominated the cereal category. Yet after nearly a century, the company decided to exit the business entirely. The cereal division was eventually sold to an Italian confectionery company in what many saw as a fire sale, and the Kellogg name disappeared from the stock exchange after generations. So how did cereal go from a $14 billion a year industry in the United States to a product its own creator no longer wanted to own? This is the rise and fall of cereal.

Michael Girdley

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Calley Means just revealed the CDC’s secret playbook to “SUBVERT” RFK Jr. and President Trump. “There is a memo going around at the CDC and HHS about how to subvert President Trump and Secretary Kennedy.” “They are saying we’re gonna outlast them, that the Republicans are gonna lose the midterms, that this is gonna be a flash in the pan.” “When you get past the rhetoric and actually look at why these people are resigning … it’s that [RFK Jr.] took the Covid vaccine off the recommended schedule for children.” “95% of parents were already rejecting that advice, and actually 85% of healthcare workers were rejecting that advice.” “When these people in the media say that they are standing up for science, they’re saying … they want every single six-month-old in this country to have a mandated mRNA Covid injection.”

Calley Means just revealed the CDC’s secret playbook to “SUBVERT” RFK Jr. and President Trump. “There is a memo going around at the CDC and HHS about how to subvert President Trump and Secretary Kennedy.” “They are saying we’re gonna outlast them, that the Republicans are gonna lose the midterms, that this is gonna be a flash in the pan.” “When you get past the rhetoric and actually look at why these people are resigning … it’s that [RFK Jr.] took the Covid vaccine off the recommended schedule for children.” “95% of parents were already rejecting that advice, and actually 85% of healthcare workers were rejecting that advice.” “When these people in the media say that they are standing up for science, they’re saying … they want every single six-month-old in this country to have a mandated mRNA Covid injection.”

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69,221 次观看 • 11 个月前

this. how roman and seth captivate the audience whenever they are within proximity of each other— unmatched. the fans care about this story, and beyond that, they are invested. and have been for over a decade. wm42 n2 main event.

this. how roman and seth captivate the audience whenever they are within proximity of each other— unmatched. the fans care about this story, and beyond that, they are invested. and have been for over a decade. wm42 n2 main event.

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44,481 次观看 • 10 个月前

American Speaking Out About Kellogg's Closing Omaha Manufacturing Plant Some workers losing jobs are 4th generation Kellogg's workers. “This is profits over people, this has to end.” “I just wanna speak briefly about the plant closure news, Kellogg's closing the Omaha plant. First of all, we need to be angry about this. These are hardworking people. There's gonna be well over 600 jobs eliminated. This is a a clear attack on the middle class that is constantly dwindling in this country. ‌ Man, I'm just I'm just frustrated. These are these are my friends. These are family members. These are generational people that have worked there. There's one guy I know. He's 4th generation Kellogg's employee. Hardworking people and at a time where that plant is profitable. I was told by management one time that, uh, when we're running full capacity, they profit a million dollars a day. So, you know, this is profits over people. This has to end.”

American Speaking Out About Kellogg's Closing Omaha Manufacturing Plant Some workers losing jobs are 4th generation Kellogg's workers. “This is profits over people, this has to end.” “I just wanna speak briefly about the plant closure news, Kellogg's closing the Omaha plant. First of all, we need to be angry about this. These are hardworking people. There's gonna be well over 600 jobs eliminated. This is a a clear attack on the middle class that is constantly dwindling in this country. ‌ Man, I'm just I'm just frustrated. These are these are my friends. These are family members. These are generational people that have worked there. There's one guy I know. He's 4th generation Kellogg's employee. Hardworking people and at a time where that plant is profitable. I was told by management one time that, uh, when we're running full capacity, they profit a million dollars a day. So, you know, this is profits over people. This has to end.”

Wall Street Apes

60,616 次观看 • 2 年前

The release of the Jeffrey Epstein files is making everyone aware, we are not voting our way out of this “The government just admitted that there are a bunch of child-loving pedophiles who worship Baal and are Satanists, and people think the solution is voting in the midterms. Do you now see why they don't care? Do you now see why they are so open about this and mocking us? Because they know tomorrow you're still gonna clock into work on Monday. They know that you still have faith in a system that you cannot vote your way out of. This is why they don't care, because they know there are people who still believe in this illusion.”

The release of the Jeffrey Epstein files is making everyone aware, we are not voting our way out of this “The government just admitted that there are a bunch of child-loving pedophiles who worship Baal and are Satanists, and people think the solution is voting in the midterms. Do you now see why they don't care? Do you now see why they are so open about this and mocking us? Because they know tomorrow you're still gonna clock into work on Monday. They know that you still have faith in a system that you cannot vote your way out of. This is why they don't care, because they know there are people who still believe in this illusion.”

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All "mainstream media" are blaming the "EDL" for the riots in Southport. The same "EDL" that hasn't existed in a decade. This is why independent journalists are so important, as these other lot haven't a clue, they haven't an ounce of credibility between them.

All "mainstream media" are blaming the "EDL" for the riots in Southport. The same "EDL" that hasn't existed in a decade. This is why independent journalists are so important, as these other lot haven't a clue, they haven't an ounce of credibility between them.

Tommy Robinson 🇬🇧

851,719 次观看 • 2 年前

"Netflix has a particularly bad reputation among actors for this kind of thing...They have a bad reputation actors for being very aggressive for the way they use their likeness, for the residuals, that are used...But this is not just gonna be bad for people just paying that monthly streaming bill. It'll be bad for this whole workforce that our country is known for, and that you would hope a lot of elected officials would care a lot more about." Alvaro Bedoya

"Netflix has a particularly bad reputation among actors for this kind of thing...They have a bad reputation actors for being very aggressive for the way they use their likeness, for the residuals, that are used...But this is not just gonna be bad for people just paying that monthly streaming bill. It'll be bad for this whole workforce that our country is known for, and that you would hope a lot of elected officials would care a lot more about." Alvaro Bedoya

Briahna Joy Gray

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Graham Platner: “It’s no surprise to me the establishment media outlets are just gonna run gossip instead of wanting to talk about the things that actually matter in this race which are the material realities Mainers are working with. These people are gonna try to make this race about anything but what’s it’s supposed to be about which is policy. Amy and I have a very loving and very happy marriage. They would very much like to try to rip that apart. They’re gonna come after us in every awful way they possibly can and we’re just gonna keep talking about the fact that the hospitals are closing, childcare facilities are closing, teachers and nurses aren’t paid enough and that everybody down here continues to work harder and longer and get less. The powers that be don’t want us to talk about that so they’re just gonna do gossip instead… What Genevieve McDonald said in the NYT is not true”

Graham Platner: “It’s no surprise to me the establishment media outlets are just gonna run gossip instead of wanting to talk about the things that actually matter in this race which are the material realities Mainers are working with. These people are gonna try to make this race about anything but what’s it’s supposed to be about which is policy. Amy and I have a very loving and very happy marriage. They would very much like to try to rip that apart. They’re gonna come after us in every awful way they possibly can and we’re just gonna keep talking about the fact that the hospitals are closing, childcare facilities are closing, teachers and nurses aren’t paid enough and that everybody down here continues to work harder and longer and get less. The powers that be don’t want us to talk about that so they’re just gonna do gossip instead… What Genevieve McDonald said in the NYT is not true”

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thank you KENNY BEECHAM for saying exactly what a lot of Pacers fans are feeling this is a young team, and its the first time in the playoffs for a LOT of these dudes. They are two wins away from the Conference Finals tired of this app telling us that we shouldnt be excited about it

thank you KENNY BEECHAM for saying exactly what a lot of Pacers fans are feeling this is a young team, and its the first time in the playoffs for a LOT of these dudes. They are two wins away from the Conference Finals tired of this app telling us that we shouldnt be excited about it

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80,925 次观看 • 2 年前

Treasurer-General of the EFF and Member of Parliament, Hon. Omphile Maotwe , People earn a salary and are taxed. They buy food and are taxed. They pay for basic services and are taxed. They are taxed on money that has already been taxed. Yet those who draft these laws refuse to explain, in a language people understand, why they are being taxed in this manner.

Treasurer-General of the EFF and Member of Parliament, Hon. Omphile Maotwe , People earn a salary and are taxed. They buy food and are taxed. They pay for basic services and are taxed. They are taxed on money that has already been taxed. Yet those who draft these laws refuse to explain, in a language people understand, why they are being taxed in this manner.

zizipho

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Greater equality for women isn’t about ticking a box, it's fundamental to Australia's success. Comments like this are a disgrace and they have no place in the media, in Parliament or in Australia.

Greater equality for women isn’t about ticking a box, it's fundamental to Australia's success. Comments like this are a disgrace and they have no place in the media, in Parliament or in Australia.

Anthony Albanese

66,636 次观看 • 6 个月前