On Fri, 3 Apr 2009 15:44:04 -0700, King's Crown wrote:

> "Jean B." > wrote in message
> ...
>> King's Crown wrote:
>>> I know I know... why? I received 4 large boxes and we really don't like
>>> to eat them in a bowl with milk. We don't hate them just don't love
>>> them. So, in this economy I hate to give them away and thought perhaps
>>> there might be some recipes people have liked using corn flakes. I went
>>> to the Kellogg site and there are lots of recipes. I would like one
>>> someone has tried and enjoyed.
>>>
>>> I did make the recipe on the box. haha Corn Flakes, chocolate chips,
>>> butterscotch chips and peanut butter tasty, but really how much of that
>>> can one eat and not go into a diabetic coma.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>>
>>> Lynne
>> Before I send my favorite, are these Kellogg's corn flakes? All corn
>> flakes are not created equal. (And this is unfortunate, because I'd
>> rather eat various other brands.)
>>
>> --
>> Jean B.
> Yes, they are Kellogg's corn flakes. Apparently boxes with Michael Phelps
> on them are being sold cheaply or in my case given away.
>
> Lynne

<snort>

i'd ask if you are kidding, but i'm sure it's true.

Michael Phelps' Kelloggs Corn Flakes Sent to Food Bank

nbcnewyork.com - A month after Kelloggs dropped Olympic champion Michael
Phelps' endorsement contract, a California food bank has gotten a sudden
windfall: two tons of Frosted Flakes and Corn Flakes with the gold medal
winner on the box. The boxes, featuring Phelps flashing his pearly whites,
flew off the shelves at the San Francisco Food Bank.

<http://digg.com/olympics/Michael_Phelps_Kelloggs_Corn_Flakes_Sent_to_Food_B ank>

....nice that some good came out of it.

maybe you could make hash brownies or something.

your pal,
blake