Pebbles

You know, whatever the next big game is.

Dan, tell me about these naughty list pebbles, because I saw these at the store and I didn't know if I was just headed towards Cocoa Pebbles or what the deal was.

so yeah uh post has introduced for the holiday season two new varieties of pebbles in both naughty list and nice list varieties so i didn't even bother to buy the nice list fruity pebbles because based on the press release that i saw they literally are just fruity pebbles colored red and green but the description for the Nautilus Cocoa Pebbles did describe them as dark chocolate flavored rice cereal.

And they do look on the box a lot darker.

So I'm wondering whether this is another Wednesday cereal sort of experience.

yesterday.

While you give these a sample, I wanna point out something about this press release here.

The Naughty List Cocoa Pebbles with Marshmallows has, in the press release photo, you see the box and next to that is a glass of milk, very cold and appealing.

Got it.

Fruity Pebbles, Halloween.

I never liked Fruity Pebbles.

These things.

Should we eat these? Yeah.

But I want to show you one last thing, okay? It's with this cereal right here.

It used to be one of my favorites, right? Fruity Pebbles.

okay and i want to show you how much sugar that's in here first starting with the actual sugar itself okay the sugar that's labeled there one cup of fruity pebbles okay that's about 4.5 but if we add the starches that turn into sugar because they're really sugars in reality because they create a much more damaging effect we have to add four more teaspoons okay actually five more teaspoons So that gives us a total of nine teaspoons per cup.

All right, so you can see that this is a lot of sugar for one cup, right? Who consumed just one cup? An average child or adult is going to consume probably four cups per breakfast, right? So now we're talking about 36 teaspoons.

So let's go ahead and add that.

What's cool about this is it actually smells like Yoplait or Dannon or any of your favorite, uh, you know, yogurt, yogurt brands that we know and loved when we grew up, and then later found out they were made by big pharma to kill us and all that stuff.

Anyways, I like Fruity Pebbles.

So this is my preferred, uh, cereal of choice.

Let's take this guy out.

All right, so 90 seconds.

While the microwave is cooking, let me show you a little special edition Fage.

I gave you guys the Fruity Pebbles and Crystal Light fruit version.

There's also a Cinnamon Toast Crunch version that I have, I think, done pretty good with.

Okay.

Are you sure it's not Fruity Pebbles?

I...

Fruity Pebbles is better, so yes.

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If it was really good, I would say it tastes like Fruity Pebbles.

What about Trix?

Tastes like Trix.

Corn Pops is Kellogg's.

Question seven, Fruity Pebbles.

Post.

Post.

Fruity Pebbles is post.

Number eight, Golden Puffs.

Fourth bread.

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No. I'm getting the same fruity t- uh, first of all, it's impossible 'cause they're different brands, but I'm getting the same fruity taste as I do in Fruity Pebbles.

That's that same fruity taste.

I do not like this.

He's muted

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I love me some Fruity Pebbles.

I think the fruity taste tastes like Fruity Pebbles.

you're preaching the choir.

I mean, I grew up on Fruity Pebbles and Dr. Peppers, you know, and I look back and say, soccer was my saving grace, being a competitive soccer player and being so active.

Otherwise, I probably would have continued to progress down that path because that's what I learned growing up in my household.

And it was unfortunate, but I was able to just, through my own education, educate myself away from those behaviors, which I'm lucky in that regard.