Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for June 18, 2017

correction: kids are so dumb

Who knew Alice was paying such close attention? I guess it all depends on the subject.

An interesting hypothesis.

Brilliant!

Field Guide to the Cereals of the US.

She’sright!!!

…and the price goes up, and the volume shrinks…

If you want Sugar Coated Boomers, Alice, you’ll have to save your allowance.

Lucky Charms started off with marshmallows, before any frosting was added to the cereal.

I think many cereals and snack foods began as industrial accidents anyway. I’m looking at you, Twinkies!

I heard Lucky Charms will issue a marshmallow-only variant for a limited time. I don’t know if it will be in the cereal or candy aisle.

We toured the Kellogg’s plant many years ago. I was surprised to learn that most of the cereal does start out from the same recipe and then goes from there.

Her masters thesis is just about complete. Might as well skip K-12.

And going by many commercials, the best way to obtain cereal is to steal it.

My last comment reminded me of a cartoon I saw at an artist’s table years ago.

Barney the Dinosaur is standing with a little skeleton with a top knot on the skull. And behind him, Fred Flintstone, horrified, is running up saying “Barney! You ate my Pebbles!”

OMG! She’s a genius!

Almost any major firm (especially cereal, obviously) should be clawing for the chance to hire Alice as its chief of Marketing!