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cszachury

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For my university Agricultural Business and Marketing class, I have to create a business. I need outsider help from the likes of you cereal eaters on MFK!

What do you look for when picking out a cereal? ex: fiber content, fat level, etc.

What words pop up into your brains when you think of cereal?

What are some kick-bum fruits to put in cereal?
Help me out by playing the word association game with Cereal! :headbang2
This really helps me with the marketting aspect!


The product will be an all organic cereal, marketting the importance of nutrition and proper breakfast, towards adults.

So far what I have brainstormed what people look for in cereal is
organic, fiber, protien, bran, low sugar, almonds, granola, raisins. ETC but I'm out of words! Keep them coming!
 
i can't think with that creepy baby looking at me lol

who are you marketing to? Kids are sugary chocolate cereal. Adults are high fiber, low sugar cereals. Maybe something with oats, nuts, dried berries and honey
 
go to cereal isle and look for boo-berry grab box go to next isle.
 
uuh, didn't read all the way through. For adults, eh? Oat clusters, bran, honey, and raisins
 
Onion01;1554261; said:
uuh, didn't read all the way through. For adults, eh? Oat clusters, bran, honey, and raisins

no no no, you did read it, i just editted it so people wouldnt have to read through the threads, to find more info about it. Good question onion, thanks!
 
Peach is great and underused IMO. I like a flake cerial rather than a cluster type and I prefur nuts to be ground rather than whole, at least in cerial. I know I'm well into the adult stage at 50 but I will still take a better tasting cerial over a so called healthier one...How can it be better for you if you cant stand to gag it down?
 
oooh, peach bits are great! Cereal marshmallows are among the nastiest things on this planet :yuck:

You on msn cs?
 
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