Monday, 13 July 2009
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Frosted Flakes Gold: How Grrrrrrrrrrrreat Are They?
As a part of getting ready for my day this morning, I unexpectedly incorporated Frosted Flakes Gold into it. While I stared in my entropic refrigerator for a short duration of time, I noticed the Frosted Flakes Gold cereal box on the first shelf. I figured, "Hey, I've never eaten this cereal before. It has always appealed to me. Why not eat it today?" I grabbed the cereal box quickly, poured the bountiful and tasteful honey wheat cereal in a bowl, accompanied it with milk, dug a spoon into the bowl, lifted it, and guided the spoon into my mouth. Crunch after crunch, I felt privileged to finally eat Frosted Flakes Gold. Alike most people, I observed the side panel of the cereal box since there's nothing else to look at while you're eating. The side panel of the box reminded me of how important breakfast is in that it "helps you do better in school and makes you a star in and out of education." I feel that this quote's overboard. I said to myself, "Hmm, the cereal box might as well come with sunglasses."
When I drove to class and seated myself in the usual row and chair, I already felt energized and confident academically. Just so happened, my energy and confidence was exerted. Throughout the entire class, I was on the exact same level as my professor. Although I usually am, this morning was awkward. It's as if I was Professor Xavier, acknowledging what my professor was thinking or what he was going to say pertaining to the material she presented. When class ended, I got the notion that perhaps Frosted Flakes Gold and my class performance for today were linked. Sure, breakfast is breakfast, for breakfast is food and food provides nourishment (energy) for the brain. Without food, the brain would lack functionality. What really concerned me was the label that stands out infront of the cereal box, "Long-lasting energy." Another thing I considered while evaluating this delectable breakfast item was that everyone's body reacts differently to everything. I'm now beginning to conclude that Frosted Flakes Gold had a direct effect on my class performance. This calls for an experiment. I'm improvising as I go along with this. I'm going to eat Frosted Flakes Gold again, tomorrow morning and see if I receive the same effect from it. I'm wondering if anyone else has witnessed the same thing that I have with respect to one of two of Tony The Tiger's pawns.
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Comments (16)
Never tried them before, but... they sound very ridiculously gross. Frosted Flakes Gold?
Makes me want some of that. Well mainly because the box has the word fiber in the corner, so it must be lots of it. That's really what I need right now, some fiber.
I never liked Frosted Flakes much. Too sweet for me.
I don't know if I'm willing to try this new version....
I've always liked Frosted Flakes, but I like the Cinnamon Frosted Flakes one better .. though I'm not sure if it's still for sale.
"In 2003, Kellogg's launched Cinnamon Krunchers. The slogan was "They're Great 'Till They're Gone." lol
@RoastedMarshmallow@xanga - Trust me, the cereal itself tastes as good as it doesn't sound.
@I_should_hit_that@xanga - Make sure that you have a toilet next to you.
@methodElevated@xanga - You have nothing to lose.
@a_single_raindrop@xanga - I must've slept for years because I don't recall that slogan. I'm surprised that I missed it, since I actually watch and enjoy commercials.............most of them.
i haven't tried it, but i LOVE regular frosted flakes! they definitely gave me a boost during the school year. in class i was always so energetic :)
I would eat it but I prefer Kix.
@WhenHateIsTheOnlyOption@xanga - Kids tested. Mother approved. Sorry, I just had to say that. It's been awhile. More like a long time.
You keep cereal in the refrigerator? Why?
I'm a cereal freak lately. I only have been eating it before I go to bed though. Probably doesn't help with the energy factor at all... I'm just guessing. Now I'm curious though to try those golden flakes. If I try them I'll do it upon waking. Who knows... maybe they're my life saving miracle I've yet to find. Haha, nice random post. Yes, I am also wondering why do u keep cereal in your fridge?
Frosted Flakes only work based on the premise that mom fed them to you when you were little. That's how profit gets made. Cheerios is now following suit, with grandmas.
@ArksCovenant@xanga - Except the $4 or so to buy the box of cereal....
@bornintulsa@xanga - I don't know. My parents just store cereal in there. Their house, their rules. Unfortunately, I have no choice but to abide by them.
@sweetly2wisted@xanga - See my response to bornintulsa.
FAIL ! -_-
I'm surprised I haven't tried this, I will.
Well hello. I am checking out your review... this is the second year the cereal "Frosted Flakes Gold" has been in production . . . I was afraid they would discontinue the line last year, I thought they had a superior product in terms of quality and taste.
It looks like they rolled out another year of production for it. Lucky us!