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5:08 WAMC's Ian Pickus and resident quizzer Mike Nothnagel swap seats to stay off the NCAA bubble. Last week's challenge Start with the phrase NUMBER, PLEASE. Change one letter to an S and you can rearrange the result to spell a seven-letter word for something a cat often seeks out and a five-letter word for what they might do in it. What are the words? Answer: If you change an R to an S, you can spell SUNBEAM and SLEEP. THIS WEEK'S CATEGORY: N-C-A-A On-air questions: Sunday is Selection Sunday, and a slightly altered NCAA Tournament starts on Thursday. It comes after a season where entire le...

Share this article The fan-favorite cereals have been reimagined for snacking anytime and anywhere. Coming in multipacks with single-serve bags, the Cinnabon Bakery and SMORZ Jumbo Snax capture the flavor of oven-baked cinnamon rolls and freshly toasted s’mores. Designed for real lovers, the upcoming release from Kellogg’s are sure to be new pantry staples. Priced at $5.50 USD, Kellogg’s Cinnabon and SMORZ Jumbo Snax will be available in 12-pack boxes at supermarkets, grocery stores and other retail locations nationwide this April.

Kellogg’s debuts Cinnabon cereal-inspired snacks Courtesy Kellogg's Kellogg’s transformed another cereal into a jumbo snack version. The Battle Creek-based breakfast and snack food brand said it will introduce Kellogg’s Cinnabon Bakery Inspired Jumbo Snax, a Cinnabon cereal spinoff, at retailers nationwide next month. Featuring cinnamon-sugar swirl-shaped pieces, each Kellogg’s Cinnabon Bakery Inspired Jumbo Snax bite is meant to evoke the experience of enjoying a cinnamon roll with the classic Cinnabon taste, at home or on the go, Kellogg’s said. The new flavor will ...

The 25 best breakfast cereals, ranked, for National Cereal Day Updated Mar 08, 2021; Facebook Share Milk, sugar, bowl. The American love affair with cereal dates to the late 19th century, when John Harvey Kellogg, a surgeon and health spa owner in Michigan, and C.W. Post, one of his former patients, developed a version of granola and Grape-Nuts, respectively. Cereal sales dipped in recent years — until last year, when Americans fell in love again with cereal during the quarantine. About $12 billion in cereal — 3 billion boxes — will be purchased this year in the U.S. The most popular b...

I guess it's loaded with essential vitamins and minerals, right?