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Wilco Collaborates with Chicago Store Foxtrot on Cereal, Snacks, and Beer

The alternative stylings of the 90s and early 2000s are back in a big way. So it only makes sense that indie darlings Wilco should have a moment in the spotlight once again. In a partnership that is almost too perfect, Chicago market/corner store Foxtrot has teamed up with seminal…

Wilco Collaborates with Chicago Store Foxtrot on Cereal, Snacks, and Beer
Misc
Lucky Charms Just Magical Marshmallows

Sugary cereals were the cornerstone of most of our childhoods despite the fact they weren't part of a balanced breakfast. There are few sugary cereals that compare to Lucky Charms. But when it comes to that "magically delicious" breakfast, everyone knows the marshmallows are way better than the other cereal…

Lucky Charms Just Magical Marshmallows
Food
Dunkin’ Donut Caffeinated Coffee Cereal

These days, we're all about minimizing things in our lives as much as possible. Caffeine and breakfast are two things we could never do without, but what if we could skip drinking coffee and eating breakfast separately in favor of a combined experience? That's what the latest Dunkin' Donuts and…

Dunkin’ Donut Caffeinated Coffee Cereal
Food
OffLimits Cereal

Whether you're eating cereal all day or cooking bacon and eggs for dinner, we love breakfast in all of its forms. Author / host / foodie Emily Miller is a woman after our own hearts that recently launched OffLimits Cereal, two flavors of all day treats for everyone that wants…

OffLimits Cereal
Food
Kellogg’s Mashups Cereal Combines Frosted Flakes and Froot Loops

As a kid, there was no better breakfast than a bowl of cereal that combined your separate favorites into something new. Cocoa Puffs and Golden Grahams. Cinnamon Toast Crunch and Honey Nut Cheerios. Froot Loops and Frosted Flakes. Kellogg's finally took advantage of what we've been doing for ages and…

Kellogg’s Mashups Cereal Combines Frosted Flakes and Froot Loops
Food
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