by Michael Snyder, The Economic Collapse Blog:

Would you eat Cheerios for dinner?  What about Lucky Charms?  Many years ago when I was a college student, I would often eat cereal instead of a normal meal in the evening.  Needless to say, that wasn’t good for my health at all.  But now “cereal for dinner” has become quite trendy.  Food prices have soared in recent years and millions of Americans are trying to cut costs anywhere that they can.  As the economy continues to implode and more consumers find themselves “under pressure”, the CEO of Kellogg thinks that he will be able to convince even more of us that choosing cereal for dinner is a great way to save money…