Do You Like Breakfast Cereal?

Kasha is a traditional breakfast cereal in Russia that is made from semolina. Semolina is a type of wheat flour that is coarsely ground. It is cooked with water or milk to create a creamy porridge-like consistency. Kasha is often served hot and can be flavored with various ingredients such as butter, sugar, or fruits. It is a popular and nutritious breakfast option in Russia.

Post is the correct answer because Post is the company that makes "Raisin Bran". Raisin Bran is a popular brand of cereal that is produced and marketed by Post.

Palm oil is known for its high saturated fat content. Therefore, the use of palm oil in "Cracklin' Oat Bran" makes it high in saturated fat.

John Kellogg introduced his first breakfast cereal in 1906.

Tooter was added to the roster when "Freakies" cereal was re-released.

Sonny, the "Cocoa Puffs" cereal mascot, is a cuckoo bird. The cuckoo bird is known for its distinctive call, which is often associated with the phrase "cuckoo." This bird is commonly found in Europe and Asia and is known for its unique behavior of laying its eggs in the nests of other bird species. Sonny's portrayal as a cuckoo bird aligns with the playful and energetic nature of the "Cocoa Puffs" cereal.

Kix is the correct answer because it was introduced to the American market in the 1930s. Shreddies, Corn Pops, and Shredded Wheat were not introduced until later years, making them incorrect options.

Jean LaFoote is the correct answer because he is the nemesis of cereal mascot "Cap'n Crunch." Jean LaFoote is a pirate character who is always trying to steal Cap'n Crunch's cereal. He is known for his sneaky and cunning nature, making him the perfect adversary for the Cap'n.

King Ayummayumma was the mascot for Ralston Fruit Islands cereal.

Shredded Wheat was introduced first among the given cereals.

Malt-O-Meal is the correct answer because it is known for producing many private label and store brands of generic cereals. They offer a wide range of cereal options under different brand names, catering to various retailers and their private label requirements. This makes Malt-O-Meal a popular choice for those looking for affordable and generic cereal options.

Frosted Mini Wheats features a mascot named "Mini Wheat" who has dual personalities. One side of the cereal is frosted and sweet, while the other side is made of whole grain wheat. This duality is represented by the mascot, who has one side that is happy and energetic, and the other side that is calm and focused. This unique feature sets Frosted Mini Wheats apart from the other cereals listed.

The original name for "Post Toasties" cereal when first made by General Mills in 1904 was Elijah's Manna.

Grape-Nuts is often credited with being the first product to offer coupons. This cereal brand, created by C.W. Post in the late 19th century, introduced the concept of coupons as a marketing strategy to encourage customers to try their product. The use of coupons proved to be successful in increasing sales and attracting new customers, leading other companies to adopt this promotional technique.

Will Kellogg is credited with inventing corn flakes. He was a businessman and co-founder of the Kellogg Company. Will Kellogg developed the process of flaking corn, which led to the creation of the popular breakfast cereal. His brother John Kellogg also played a role in the development of corn flakes, but it was Will who is primarily associated with the invention.