How Cereal is Made

How Cereal is Made
Breakfast Cereal is an incredibly popular breakfast food all over the world. It was invented in the 1860s by James Caleb Jackson. The cereal was so hard that it needed to be soaked overnight to soften it enough to eat. It wasn’t until John and his brother Will Kellog improved on Jackson’s formula that the breakfast cereal as we know it today was born. From that point onwards cereals became a household food. In America alone it’s estimated that around 200 million people consume box cereals. But how is cereal manufactured?
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[@alecpajor9273]

Watched this as I ate some cereal 😂 🥣

[@Sugarcomb]

Same high as hell

[@dmc-xr8hd]

​@@Sugarcomb Same lmao

[@oscarmike1131]

As a Mini Wheats lover, this was interesting to watch. Didn’t realize all that went into making cereal.

[@aaliyahrosado7365]

I always eat cereals for breakfast!

[@Vagolyk]

Rice definitely needs pre treatment, the same way as wheat does. White rice is the product of that treatment.

[@alfnan.1988]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@hectorgonzalez5030]

using a Ai video generator. Poor video

[@dannywoods3928]

Wow, dude you sound so bored. Please don't do this job.