according to a published compendium of useless information by harry bright and harlan briscoe, they were originally marketed as remedies for chronic masturbation.
Dr. Kellogg believed in a non-meat diet so the original purpose was to replace meat which he believed to be unhealthy.
They made it in 1952 as Sugar Frosted Flakes.
The Kelloggs Christmas commercial with the kids who leave the box of Kelloggs Corn Flakes for Santa and fall asleep, then the little girl wakes up and Santa is sitting there eating them was made in 1991. It is 11 years old and shows every year.
Suzanne Munroe has written: 'An evaluation of Kelloggs corn flakes versus competitive brands'
No. They contain gluten (wheat flour). If you wish to eat cereal, please look for specifically labeled gluten free cereals. Rice Krispies now have a gluten free version, but other than that, there are no other Kelloggs cereals that are GF.
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The mascot was a Rooster whose catch phrase was Wake Up!! Up. Up. Up to Kelloggs Cornflakes
According to Kraft Foods, the cereal has been discontinued. Not sure why though, my guess would be because it wasn't selling.
Crushed crackers Panko crumbs crushed nuts parmesean cheese corn flakes Chex cereal
They're omnivorous, so in the aquarium you can feed them general tropical flakes or small pellets.
Kelloggs Cornflakes, sung by the cockney waiters in 1982Kelloggs bran flakes 1982!Kellogg's Bran FlakesThere was a commercial shown on British TV a few years ago with this tag line. If that's the one you're thinking of, the product was Kellogg's Fruit and Fibre.
Alexander Graham Bell (telephone) Alexander Fleming (penicillin) Spencer Silver (post-it note) Percy Spencer (microwave oven) George Crum (potato chips) Kelloggs brothers (corn-/wheat flakes)
Yes they are omnivores and should be OK with most "All purpose" type Tropical Fish Flakes like Tetramin.