Cereals I will not be trying
Made me chuckle, though. Thanks for bringing to my attention, Hsien. 
And what’s a scrapple?
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Fun! Mice Krispies, makes me think of all the rodent parts that get in peoples foods in those huge factories.
When I was in Nursing school the teacher let us know about a study where they evaluated that for some cereals there is more nutritional content to be gained by instead cutting up the cereal box and pouring some milk over that. Yuk! Funny though, food that glows in the dark, mmmm.
I once heard of a mother adding food coloring to her kids foods exclaiming, they just don’t eat anything otherwise!
Scrapple is a breakfast food in the Philadelphia area that is made from pork:
http://www.hatfieldqualitymeats.com/Products/detail.asp?ProductID=3350
Elizabeth – lol at the idea that cut up boxes are more nutritional than the cereal in them. Sadly, boxes are probably more nutritious than a lot of stuff that passes as “food” these days….
Heather – thanks, and eeew!