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Kellogg’s CEO Faces Backlash for Saying People Should Eat Cereal for Dinner to Save Money

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Gary Pilnick, CEO of Kellogg, recently stirred controversy by suggesting that cereal is no longer just for breakfast. It’s also a budget-friendly dinner option. His comments have sparked a fiery debate amid soaring food prices and growing economic strain.  As families grapple with the highest food-related expenses in three decades, Pilnick’s advice comes as many scrutinize every dollar spent on groceries. While this shift towards cereal for dinn…
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Kellogg’s CEO Faces Backlash for Saying People Should Eat Cereal for Dinner to Save Money

Gary Pilnick, CEO of Kellogg, recently stirred controversy by suggesting that cereal is no longer just for breakfast. It’s also a budget-friendly dinner option. His comments have sparked a fiery debate amid soaring food prices and growing economic strain.  As families grapple with the highest food-related expenses in three decades, Pilnick’s advice comes as many scrutinize every dollar spent on groceries. While this shift towards cereal for dinn…

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The Mind Unleashed broke the news in on Friday, January 10, 2025.
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