The Limerick Contest is over. We have deliberated and rendered a verdict. In a break from the norm here at CerealBlogger I will keep this simple and get down to bidness.
Winner:
Aaron comes through this time with a great story of a poor horse. That’s the way the vote went folks, continuing a streak [...]
I didn’t want to be the first to broach the subject, so luckily Gerber has taken that awkward responsibility from me. Any guesses as to what they recommend as a baby’s first solid food? I’ll give you a moment to read the banner at the top of the page…
That’s right, baby! Cereal. Cereal served with [...]
Read: Breast is Best
Time for round 2 of those delicious Break Fast Facts! See if you can spot the lie hidden among the truths. (Hint, these lies usually involve dragons)
The word cereal comes from Cerealia, the name of ancient Roman ceremonies that honored Ceres, the goddess of grain
Cap’n Crunch has a first name, Horatio
Breakfast cereal is the third [...]
Read: Break Fast Facts: 03/30
According to this CNN article, a recent study conducted by the Institute of Medicine has found that the average American 7-12 year old sees around 7600 food advertisements each year. I don’t think this number includes radio ads, as the average American 7-12 year old can not see sound. Over 40% of these visual ads [...]
Breakfast food and high culture come together in this hot blast of hot romantic genre love by student sculptor Mark Stokoe. In the above piece, entitled Cereal Bowl, Mark unites 2 of my top 500 favorite things (full list coming soon!): cereal and art. You may find the notion of pieces of bowl [...]
You heard the man. Time is up for the contest. Take a good look at all these pathetic entries and come to terms with the fact that you waited and waited and waited and didn’t enter your awesome limerick. You could have won man, these all suck. Better luck next time.
To those of [...]
Read: Game Over
It’s Wednesday again, so hold on tightly to your dreams…it’s time for eBay roundup. When I was a kid I always wanted a Rubik’s Cube. When I finally got one, it was one of those boring ones with the brightly colored squares. It was challenging and everything, but something was missing. Every night for a [...]