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You buy a pack of mini-box single serving cereals with the words "Mystery Cereal" on the front of them. You open it and what do you get? Is it Frosted Flakes? Lucky Charms? Cocoa Pebbles? Fruit Loops? Rice Crispies?Who knows? No more fighting over who gets what cereal.
What cereals you possibly
could get and the chances of recieving them are printed on the side of the box(es). (Thanks sartep)
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This sounds like a game we used to play called "Taco Roulette." At then end of a night of drinking, we would stop by a taco shop and order as many tacos as we could buy with the change we had left. They would put medium hot taco sauce on all the tacos, save one that was spiced with "Fire" sauce. It was great fun, especially when someone with a weak palate got the Fire sauce taco. |
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my luck it would always be shredded wheat without the sugar. |
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I'll trade ya, I got fruit loops. I love
shredded wheat without the sugar.
You may want to put what you could
possibly get from the box or what your
chances are. For example, I would take
a chance with a box where I could either
get rice crispies, shredded wheat and
corn flakes as a one in three chance but
I may not not want anything with a
chance containing a sugar cereal. But I
do like the idea of chance. + |
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//I love shredded wheat without the sugar.// |
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Zuh? That just doesn't make any sense. |
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Some shredded wheat comes frosted
but that frost isn't frost or even frosting
but sugar crap. |
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I kinda like this idea, though I don't know why. Here's a croissant, anyways... |
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I like this idea. I think it would be a good way to market to children. Perhaps the surprise factor would be enough to make them enjoy healthy cereal. Though, this could be a disaster waiting to happen - Little Bobby wakes up early on a Saturday morning while his parents are still sleeping. He tears open one mini box of mystery cereal to find something he doesn't like, so he continues to tear through 8 more boxes until he finds his fruity-crispy-choco's. Still, I think it's a fun idea & I wouldn't be at all surprised if I saw something similar on grocery store shelves in the near future. |
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