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Psst, hey kid, what do you like to eat for breakfast, eggs, bacon, pancakes, muffles,

toaster strutals? Those are all good, but if you're like me, nothing beats a nice big heaping bowl of

cereal.

Sugary, fruity, flaky, frosted, crunchy, chocolatey, appley, raisiny,

branny, Kellogg'sy, you name it, I love them all. And just as good as the cereal,

is that big moment at the end when you get to, oh yeah, nothing beats,

slurping down all that sweet cereal flavored milk that's left in the bowl.

Ah, so good. These days, I still enjoy cereal as a quick breakfast, midday

munch, or late night snack. But did you ever stop to wonder what is cereal who invented it?

And why do we pour milk over it? Are you ready to get serious about cereal as we get another

whiff of science on? Hell smart egg! Who smarted? Who smart is it you?

Isn't me? Is it science? Or history? Listen up! Everyone, we make smarting lots of fun on

how smart it is. Silly rabbit, kiss a brinket! Just follow me to the bowl with all of my nose.

Whether you're young or a little older, cereal may feel like something that's just

always been around. But guess what? It wasn't. Huh?

In fact, before cereal, many Americans didn't even eat breakfast.

And if they did, it was usually leftovers from last night's dinner.

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