Kellogg

Cornflake company founder

Kellogg is a surname, most famously associated with the brothers who founded the American cereal company: John Harvey Kellogg, a physician and health reformer, and Will Keith Kellogg, who commercialized corn flakes.

The name now appears on breakfast cereal boxes worldwide.

Kellogg also names cities in Idaho and Iowa, and the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University.

cereal

cornflakes

Toasted grain breakfast food

Tony the Tiger · breakfast · cereal box · Special K · Raisin Bran · milk · bowl · snap crackle pop · mascot · Toucan Sam

founder

brothers

Male children of same parents

vegetarian · granola · entrepreneur · philanthropy · Seventh-day Adventist · wellness · legacy · biography · nineteenth century · innovation

company

Michigan

Northern Great Lakes state

merger · stock · revenue · CEO · manufacturing · packaging · marketing · advertising · consumer goods · multinational

pact

treaty

Binding pact between nations

  • 1928A calendar year
  • peaceFreedom from disturbance
  • warArmed struggle between groups

outlawing · diplomacy · Paris · international law · Nobel Prize · Secretary of State · signatory · nations · renunciation · aggression

Categories
Opposites
cereal brand rivalry

KelloggGeneral Mills

Major breakfast cereal manufacturer

Quaker · Malt-O-Meal · Nestlé · PepsiCo · Ralston

breakfast philosophy

Kelloggbacon and eggs

Classic American breakfast combo

slow food · whole foods · unprocessed

health reform ideology

Kellogghedonism

Pursuit of gratification

indulgence · Epicureanism · pleasure-seeking · fast food culture

Phrases
Family

Kellogg's

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Known to kids · Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G