Soaking all night in polyurethane doesn't do a Circus Peanut any good.
Anyway, according to Wikipedia:
In 1963, General Mills vice president John Holahan inventively discovered that Circus Peanuts shavings yielded a tasty enhancement to his breakfast cereal. General Mills formalized the innovation and created Lucky Charms, the first breakfast cereal to contain marshmallow bits (or "marbits").
So there you go.
2 comments:
Speaking of polyurethane, didn't Clark Griswold get a bonus for developing a new cereal shellac?
indeed, he did. i believe it was referred to as a "non-nutrient food varnish."
in other food news:
"it's a floor wax, it's a dessert topping!"
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