Kellogg’s tests portable cereal

After removing a plastic overcap, the consumer unsnaps the inner cup that holds just more than 1 oz of dry cereal. He or she then pours milk up to a fill line in the outer cup before snapping the cereal cup back into place. The consumer peels back the foil-based lidding.

After removing a plastic overcap, the consumer unsnaps the inner cup that holds just more than 1 oz of dry cereal. He or she then pours milk up to a fill line in the outer cup before snapping the cereal cup back into place. The consumer peels back the foil-based lidding. A form-fitting, ergonomically designed mouthpiece permits the consumer to tip the tapered cup so that the dry cereal rolls into the mouth while milk flows from a sip hole, preventing soggy cereal. Kellogg’s enlisted Metaphase Design Group for package design. Package graphics tout Drink’N Crunch! as "the ultimate portable cereal," that never causes a mess. While Battle Creek, MI-based Kellogg’s wouldn’t discuss the packaging, it has tested Drink’N Crunch! in different markets. It’s available in different varieties, such as Froot Loops and Tony’s Frosted Crunch.