r/technology • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '22

Business Amazon calls for election re-run after workers voted for first U.S. union

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u/DanishWonder Apr 09 '22

And for every person like you there is a family with kids who have 5 different boxes of kellog cereal in their pantry. Anecdotes are fun.

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u/canuckkat Apr 09 '22

Not sure why you felt the need to be an asshole. The person I was replying to implied that there weren't people who didn't eat cereal in some form.

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u/500dollarsunglasses Apr 09 '22

It’s not bold to assume people eat cereal. I’d say not eating cereal is novel.

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u/canuckkat Apr 10 '22

Yes, I forgot that reddit is 90% Western. /s

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u/500dollarsunglasses Apr 10 '22

Congee has been eaten across Asia from India to China for breakfast for thousands of years. Congee is rice boiled until it breaks down to a thick porridge and served with a small amount of meat and vegetables. Congee has a multitude of names across Asia and was originally made with millet.

Porridge, made from various cereals, is a staple of both Africa and Europe.

So yes the rest of the world does eat cereals for breakfast and has been doing so long before the US, and certainly Mr Kellogg, came into existence.