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Raisin bran

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Oct 27, 2026

Ken BerryHOST
4:52
But now, hold on a minute.
Ken BerryHOST
4:54
Didn't the American Heart Association used to put their little check of approval, their seal of approval on Raisin Bran, on Cocoa Puffs, on Lucky Charms, on French Toast Crust? Yeah, they did.
Ken BerryHOST
5:07
And they made thousands and thousands of dollars for doing that.
Ken BerryHOST
5:10
But the low carb ketogenic carnivore community has put so much social pressure on the American Heart Association, put so much embarrassment on them that they have stepped away from making the probably hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.
Ken BerryHOST
5:28
putting their little check of approval on Raisin Bran and Cocoa Puffs, Lucky Charms, French Toast Crust.
Ken BerryHOST
5:34
They've stopped doing that.
Ken BerryHOST
5:35
They don't do that anymore.
SteveHOST
11:22
My wife can take care of a lot of herself, but she no longer cooks or anything like that.
SteveHOST
11:28
So I can get worn down with that, right? And so the question is, how am I reacting to that, right? And the perfect thing is when I get irritated, when I feel underappreciated, which I do at times, right? When I feel not heard, which is like when all those things happen and I feel that way, my initial thing really sometimes is still to retaliate, right? right and sometimes i'll retaliate and i just shared these things like i cook my wife breakfast every day and i actually for the most part i like cooking her breakfast i'm like honey what do you want for breakfast and she'll literally give me an order i'll have french toast today i'll have waffles today i'll have this i'll have that whatever and And once in a while, and she eats Raisin Bran when I'm not around and stuff.
SteveHOST
12:15
So, you know, I shared it Friday at the meeting that when I'm pissed off at her, I'm like, screw you, just eat Raisin Bran today, right? Fuck you,
Matt JayHOST
12:22
piece of shit!
SteveHOST
12:23
Right, exactly.
Ken BerryHOST
4:19
I'm gonna give them to you in reverse order and we'll save the one with the highest level for last.
Ken BerryHOST
4:25
So number seven is Raisin Bran.
Ken BerryHOST
4:27
It has 46 milligrams of oxalate per one cup.
Ken BerryHOST
4:31
of cereal.
DaveHOST
47:24
Wheaties.
DaveHOST
47:25
Wheaties and a Raisin Bran.
DaveHOST
47:26
Raisin Bran with the dream team, the basketball dream team on it.
DaveHOST
47:31
Cool stuff, yeah.
DaveHOST
47:32
Raisin Bran from 92.
DaveHOST
47:33
92, yep.
DaveHOST
47:33
Where are you putting that? Up there? I don't know, somewhere.
Elliot SegalHOST
32:11
In a lot of those, you get some good cereals, and then there's always like...
Elliot SegalHOST
32:16
Raisin Bran.
Elliot SegalHOST
32:16
The Raisin Bran.
Elliot SegalHOST
32:18
Or what was the one where it's like garbage on one side and garbage with powdered sugar on the other side? Like oat something.
Elliot SegalHOST
32:26
Yeah.
Dana WrightHOST
136:23
any Mueslix?
Sam Stevi IIIPANELIST
136:27
Raisin bran, extra raisins.
Dana WrightHOST
136:28
What is the most disgusting old person cereal that money can buy? And it's Mucilix, but let's take that off the table.
Dana WrightHOST
136:34
That doesn't count.
Ravi LullaHOST
70:18
Let's see.
Austin JacobsenHOST
70:19
I'm a Raisin Bran guy.
Ravi LullaHOST
70:20
What?
Austin JacobsenHOST
70:20
Yeah.
BrandonPANELIST
70:22
Raisin Bran? Rico, name a cereal.
BrandonPANELIST
70:25
Rico,
Ravi LullaHOST
70:26
name a cereal.
Ravi LullaHOST
70:50
When
Ravi LullaHOST
39:31
Let's see.
Austin JacobsenHOST
39:31
I'm a Raisin Bran guy.
Ravi LullaHOST
39:32
What?
Austin JacobsenHOST
39:33
Yeah.
Ravi LullaHOST
39:34
Raisin Bran? Rico, name a cereal.
Ravi LullaHOST
39:38
Rico, name a cereal.
Ravi LullaHOST
39:39
Lucky Charms.
Ravi LullaHOST
40:02
When
Austin JacobsenHOST
0:52
We were having a lot of cereal conversations.
Austin JacobsenHOST
0:54
I said Raisin Bran was my favorite, and people had a visceral reaction.
Robbie LulaHOST
0:57
Yeah, it was horrifying.
Austin JacobsenHOST
0:58
I like
Mitch ShermanGUEST
0:58
Raisin Bran.
Mitch ShermanGUEST
0:59
Thank you, Mitch.
Mitch ShermanGUEST
0:59
I like most cereals.
Sarah LudmerGUEST
26:36
Larger Kellogg at the time was becoming more of a snacking business and we hadn't taken advantage of talking about these benefits that this category has.
Sarah LudmerGUEST
26:44
And, you know, WK, I think at this point, our WK Kellogg Co., we've really focused on how do we tell that story? How do we bring forward the innovations, the high protein as well as high fiber innovations, as well as talk about the ones that have been there for a long time, like Raisin Bran, And bring them back to the forefront again to help people understand how to use this category to really get what they need in their diets affordably and excessively.
Sarah LudmerGUEST
27:13
And I think those are the two key words I remind most people is I don't buy a fiber supplement.
Sarah LudmerGUEST
27:20
I eat my mini wheats in the morning or I add some all brand buds to some different foods throughout the day.
Marianne Smith EdgeHOST
29:30
And so to your example, and what we have is that even that, that's 10.
Marianne Smith EdgeHOST
29:35
So, you know, that's... a third of your way so makes it um just curious is what would be an average um grams of fiber for for most of the cereals
Sarah LudmerGUEST
29:51
yeah so and i can give a little context to even claim language so if a cereal has three grams of fiber in it that's considered a good source if a cereal has six grams of fiber in it that's considered an excellent source um Majority, I would say, of your whole grain, what we'd call high fiber cereals, think Mini Wheats, Raisin Bran as two examples.
Sarah LudmerGUEST
30:16
Kashi would fit in there as well.

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