I saw an ad for Frosted Mini Wheats tonight that cited scientific data that doctors recommend children eat Frosted Mini Wheats for breakfast over not having breakfast at all. I don't have a problem with that claim, I just think that they're setting the bar really low. Right? I mean, they're saying that given the choice between eating Frosted Mini Wheats in the morning or not eating anything at all and thereby starving your body of any necessary sustenance, then yes, they recommend eating food.
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The FTC must be reading your blog. Way to break the story!
Kellogg to settle FTC charges of false advertising (Yahoo News)
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