Cheerios
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Sep 18, 2026
Ken BerryHOST
It sounds like some strange thing.
Ken BerryHOST
And Brenda, just the thought of not giving babies Cheerios and Froot Loops and, you know, Lucky Charms at, for snacks and maybe for their entire meal for breakfast, that, that breaks Brenda's brain.
Ken BerryHOST
She's like, "That...
Ken BerryHOST
How...
Ken BerryHOST
So, uh, I'm, I hope so, Brenda.
Ken BerryHOST
But I guarantee you there's many people watching this who are not being sarcastic.
Ken BerryHOST
They're like, "You don't give your kids Cheerios? Cheerios are the most wholesome..." No, Cheerios have the highest level of glyphosate of any cereal.
Ken BerryHOST
Because when they're harvesting the oats, they actually spray the entire crop with glyphosate to, it's called desiccation.
Dylan GemelliHOST
Mm-hmm.
Angela ArdolinoGUEST
Do you wanna eat Cheerios every single day with no milk?
Dylan GemelliHOST
No.
Angela ArdolinoGUEST
Do you think you're gonna get all the nutrients you need from eating cereal every single day with no milk?
Dylan GemelliHOST
Mm-hmm.
Angela ArdolinoGUEST
No, you're not.
Angela ArdolinoGUEST
And, and Cheerios is high in kibble.
Dylan GemelliHOST
Yeah.
Bobby BonesHOST
I didn't mean...
Bobby BonesHOST
Again, I didn't mean to, like, pee in Eddie's Cheerios, 'cause when he was freaking out I thought you, that was just something you knew we all knew.
Eddie GarciaPANELIST
No, I had no idea.
Mike DUNKNOWN
We also did that special where we did a bunch of research on it-
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Jonathan BraylockHOST
That being said, yeah, that's how I felt.
Jonathan BraylockHOST
I felt like this movie, this movie to me is like a bowl of Cheerios.
Jerah MilliganHOST
Say
James IIIHOST
more.
Jonathan BraylockHOST
Not Frosted Flakes.
Jonathan BraylockHOST
Wait, hold on.
Jonathan BraylockHOST
I shouldn't say Cheerios.
Jonathan BraylockHOST
Because Cheerios...
Thoreau SmileyHOST
borrowed time.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
Yeah, this looks a lot like the honey, like the Cheerios bee, except like with like goggles.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
Yeah.
Thoreau SmileyHOST
Yeah, don't forget these are all children.
Billy Mills KernHOST
Steven, you are out.
Billy Mills KernHOST
Andy, what you got? Is Enduring Ideal playable then? Oh, there is Cheerios combo.
Andy LevineGUEST
Enduring Ideal.
Andy LevineGUEST
Some other dumb decks.
Maiken ScottHOST
His new book is Fed Up! What Evolution Reveals About Food, Diet, Health, and Eating Well.
Maiken ScottHOST
Cereals remain a very popular choice for breakfast, and sometimes dinner, everything from Cheerios to Froot Loops or Frosted Flakes.
Maiken ScottHOST
Marion Nessel, a professor of nutrition and outspoken public health advocate, is a bit of a cereal historian.
Marion NestleGUEST
It started out as a really serious health food.
Maiken ScottHOST
For our next podcast extra, I talk with Marion about her new book, which she co-wrote with Lisa Sutherland.
Maiken ScottHOST
It's called Sugar Coated, Unboxing the Hidden Forces Shaping America's Favorite Breakfast Food.
Marion NestleGUEST
I think my current favorite is cookies and cream protein Cheerios.
Marion NestleGUEST
Yeah.
Nicole BlainHOST
It's like, you're like, I grew up on whatever.
Nicole BlainHOST
Well, I grew up on Cheerios.
Nicole BlainHOST
So we've got to buy Cheerios.
Nicole BlainHOST
And it's like, we're like, what is happening? I thought marriage was going to be easy.
Nicole BlainHOST
Here we are like in the aisle, just like kind of bickering.
Allan BlainHOST
Which one of us do you think was worst at needing to be right?
Nicole BlainHOST
We both wanted to be right, but it's like...
Nicole BlainHOST
I felt like I just needed the security to have my crust and my Cheerios because that's how I grew up.
Charlie MilnerHOST
It's boring and disgusting if we tell you the truth.
Charlie MilnerHOST
I mean, for example, Cheerios were founded in 1941, but they actually were under a different name, Cheerioats, which they changed four years later.
Charlie MilnerHOST
that's that's a
AndrewHOST
fact but who
TracyHOST
He didn't even stand in line.
TracyHOST
He just ran into the cafeteria, grabbed Cheerios and ran.
TracyHOST
And I was like, I am so sorry.
TracyHOST
I don't know.
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