Already have an account? Last box of Kellogg's cereal from London, Ont. Windsor Last box of Kellogg's cereal from London, Ont. Social Sharing. He removed the bag from the box in fear it may have been tampered with. The plant's closure put people out of work. Union officials said the plant was closing because cereal sales were down. Special for people of London Gaudette said he told his kids they were not going to open up the bag, because it "must be special for the people of London.
Clarifications A previous version of this story said in the headline that the box of cereal opened in Timmins, Ont. Over the next several years, Will Kellogg kept experimenting with the recipe, and figured out that corn, rather than wheat, produced even crunchier, crispier flakes. Will Kellogg, meanwhile, saw the opportunity to market the flakes to ordinary people looking for a light, healthy breakfast.
After years of humiliating treatment by his brother—including being forced to take dictation while John was on the toilet—Will bought the rights to the flake cereal recipe and struck out on his own, founding the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company in Among the most successful was C. A cut-throat competitor to Kellogg, Post even bought exclusive rights to manufacture the cereal-rolling machine needed in the cereal production process—equipment that Will Kellogg originally helped design.
With the completion of the transcontinental railroad in the late 19th century, the United States was now linked to an unprecedented degree, creating a mass market for Kellogg, Post and other newly recognizable packaged-food brands to ply their wares.
Despite the sometimes outrageous claims made in their advertising Post, for instance, claimed that Grape-Nuts cured everything from rickets to malaria , the growing variety of brand-name companies promised a certain level of quality and uniformity, especially as Americans began to consume processed foods in mass quantities for the first time.
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