It's like a little smaller box of cereal you pour into another cereal to enhance it. An extra type of marshmallow for lucky charms or something. A new challenge awaits you this morning for breakfast. Add Honey Bunches of Oats: Rising Morning Star to your bowl today for a new post-breakfast adventure
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in reply to @shel's post:
Luckycharms now are just the brown bits and you have to pay extra for marshmallows /j
Did you know that you can buy gigantic bags of only the lucky charms marshmallows through online retailers? I found this product photo:
I did not (bc they dont sell that brand over here) but thanks! /gen
(Btw love your decker stuff)
Arguably this already happens in the "Part of a Complete Breakfast" photoshoots where they strongly imply that you aren't getting the complete experience with your cereal if you don't also drop raspberries into your bowl, eat half a grapefruit, an extra glass of milk, and a stack of buttered toast; the main difference is a lack of horizontal consolidation.
My husband already does this; he loves to add Raisin Nut Bran to Frosted Mini Spooners, or mix different Chex types. He says it makes breakfast more fun, so you may be on to something.
Remember when General Mills got all that backlash for putting the special cereal in the main box and making you pay to be able to open it?
I'm getting pretty tired of buying "mystery box" cereal with promises of fantastic rare cereals inside, because it always seems to end up being plain cheerios. Not even honey-nut!
My breakfast is bran flakes and whatever I add to it so I'm already living this life. Did you play the soy yogurt & chopped dark chocolate storyline? It really recontextualises the banana and strawberry timeline.