Kellogg's Again Seeks to Harm Children

[PoetPhilosopher]

No, Elves are pretty & better smelling.

I respect your preferences.

 

[Quagmire]

Unless you're over-run by Orcs.

That's actually what I like about Middle Earth; fewer Orcs.

 

[Subduction Zone]

My downfall is ramen...

Though sometimes the Farmer's Market gets me, too. There's a stand there with the biggest, fluffiest bagels for only 1 dollar...

I refuse to label my cakes as junk. They're too labor intensive... food for the soul. And because they're so much work, I don't make them often.

Store cake is typically junk, though. (Even if its good.)

I had to laugh a bit because I was just making some ramen:

It is actually hot. And even though it is "chicken flavored" I do believe that it may be vegetarian. It is an artificial chicken flavor. Still quite good.

 

[Subduction Zone]

It comes in 5 packs, and Safeway stocks it occasionally:

 

[JustGeorge]

I had to laugh a bit because I was just making some ramen:

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It is actually hot. And even though it is "chicken flavored" I do believe that it may be vegetarian. It is an artificial chicken flavor. Still quite good.

That's why I love Asian ramen. When it says "hot", its actually hot.

 

[Subduction Zone]

That's why I love Asian ramen. When it says "hot", its actually hot.

You can also get a double hot version through Amazon. Hoo Boi!!!

 

[Brickjectivity]

What's the point of listing brands owned by them?

The most common way to be familiar with Kellogs is through its products and advertising. I grasp the attention of those who are familiar with the products, and I think it is more meaningful than giving abstract info just to open the discussion. We can find the address of the headquarters when and if it becomes important in the conversation: or the share values or number of employees and other numbers. I am just looking for a way to get across to people who Kelloggs is and the easiest way is to mention brands and products they are already familiar with.

 

[JustGeorge]

You can also get a double hot version through Amazon. Hoo Boi!!!

My husband's coworker ate that and threw up at the first bite.

My 9 year old eats it without expression. I think that would make a hell of a mukbang video.

 

[Revoltingest]

The most common way to be familiar with Kellogs is through its products and advertising. I grasp the attention of those who are familiar with the products, and I think it is more meaningful than giving abstract info just to open the discussion. We can find the address of the headquarters when and if it becomes important in the conversation: or the share values or number of employees and other numbers. I am just looking for a way to get across to people who Kelloggs is and the easiest way is to mention brands and products they are already familiar with.

OK.

 

[The Hammer]

They used to teach cooking when I was in school as an elective. Many people took it because it was an easy credit. It at least taught a person how to read a recipe and measure ingredients.

Its not offered here any more.

A lot of that has been due to conservative representation gutting resources for schools so they have to cut classes and programs to stay afloat.

Don't forget they are paid by taxes to. So the poorer the neighborhood, the worse funded the school is.

 

[Quagmire]

Yep. When I want to lose weight it's the naughty stuff I cut out. At first it's difficult to refrain but after a few days such items become actually unappealing. Yes, even cake!

I've noticed that too. Last summer I gave up granola bars. I was getting to the point where I was eating half a dozen or more a day, guess you could call it an addition. Then I found out I was pre-diabetic, so I just stopped, even though I had a whole bunch left.

A cpl weeks later I was looking at these things I previously couldn't resist and going , "Yuck! How could I have eaten that stuff?". Think I wound up giving them to the racoons.

 

[Quagmire]

My downfall is ramen...

I'm a sucker for ramen too. For a long time my go-to meal on the run was a big cup of ramen with tuna and mayo mixed in.

I would usually just get a large hot water from the campus coffee stop and mix it all up in the cup. Yummy.

 

[Watchmen]

I don't think you have to worry about overdoing it on ingredients as long as the ingredients are healthy.

But yoplait, protein bars, and protein shakes aren’t healthy, especially as a “second breakfast” after a bowl of cereal.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Trivia....
Germany is the only place in the world where
I still see cigarette vending machines.
But then...I don't get around much.

I remember those. I still smoked last time I saw one. They were thought banned at that point, but I assumed it being a bar was what allowed for the exception.

 

[Revoltingest]

I remember those. I still smoked last time I saw one. They were thought banned at that point, but I assumed it being a bar was what allowed for the exception.

Alcoholics & pimp sticks....a match made in Heaven.

 

[Shadow Wolf]

Alcoholics & pimp sticks....a match made in Heaven.

I wish I knew why but alcohol seriously ramps up the cravings and pleasures of nicotine. I seem to recall nicotine also helping holding everything together if you've drank a bit too much, but all that's been a long time ago.