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Finally, a more convenient way to enjoy Froot Loops, without all of the milk-pouring and spoon-finding.
Carl’s Jr. is here to help with Froot Loops Mini Donuts. The little treats are flavored with Froot Loops and colored just like the breakfast cereal. No mention if a cartoon toucan will help you find a box, but check out a Carl’s Jr. or Hardee’s if they’re in your area.
via chewboom
Brought to us by Kelly of Studio DIY, the Cereal Bowl Cake is here to toy with our minds. First of all, in what appears to be a yummy bowl of Froot Loops, isn’t exactly what it seems.
Although, the end result is actually an awesome cake that tastes like Froot Loops… so we’re going to go ahead and forget that we’d been deceived.
The best part is, with the included recipe, you can make a cake like this with any cereal imaginable. Even Grape Nuts for the self-loathing. Check it out here.
[link, via The Kitchn]
Things Organized Neatly is a single-serve Tumblr blog for obsessive compulsive folk. The site, curated by Austin Radcliffe, consists of nothing but items arranged into neat patterns, creating an art form in organization.
Whether the items are separated by color, shape, or are all part of a bigger unit — the project creates an aesthetic that is pleasing to the eyes, even if you’re not a neat-freak.
However, someone should tell them that separating Froot Loops is waste of time, considering that they’re all the same flavor.
[link, via My Modern Met]
George Duran of the Hungry Channel, in search of the ultimate cereal-inspired donut, recently hit the streets of NYC for some hard-hitting Froot Loops research. The result, with help from pastry chef Katie Rosenhouse, is the Froot Loops Donut.
Follow your nose to this video…
[thanks to Kevin for the tip]