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Jason718
01-29-2007, 10:18 AM
I love Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers and am having an increasingly difficult time finding it in stores. I decided to contact Kellogg's customer service in hopes that they will address my concerns.

Having interned for consumer products companies for two summers, i'm certain that there is someone on the kellogg's side of things whose job is to read letters like these.

Here's the letter that I sent:



Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers (TCK):

WHERE IS THIS CEREAL?!?!?!?

I'm having QUITE the difficult finding tony's cinnamon krunchers in stores. This is really bothersome because TCK is without a doubt THE BEST cinnamon cereal on the market.

It is 100x better than cinnamon toast crunch and yet you guys do not advertise it as such. Why is that?

I recently moved to baltimore from the northeast and finding this cereal down here has proven even more difficult. Are you guys considering halting production of TCK?

PLEASE DO NOT CONSIDER THAT HORRIBLE THOUGHT!!!

I'm a grown man. I don't cry often. I generally only cry when I'm reminded in a powerful way of what jesus christ did for me on the cross (My sin/breaking of God's law merited hell, but his sacrifice perfectly covers my sin and allows me to have a restored relationship with God).

I'm certain that i'll come close to shedding a tear if i'm unable to buy more boxes of TCK.

Please send me coupons so that I can buy TCK at a reasonable price when I actually find it!!!!

eve
01-29-2007, 10:24 AM
u betta slip that Gospel in there, boi!

by the way, the best cereal on earth is actually cracklin' oat bran, brudder!

http://i.bluedot.us/01/6c/556d/bcf64931/6108dcd2233b50df10_5.jpg

clayfilms
01-29-2007, 10:42 AM
you are too much Jason... I LOVE IT!!! LOVE IT!! ayo give me a call @ work when u get a chance...

Shock~Therapy
01-29-2007, 10:47 AM
I generally only cry when I'm reminded in a powerful way of what jesus christ did for me on the cross (My sin/breaking of God's law merited hell, but his sacrifice perfectly covers my sin and allows me to have a restored relationship with God).

HA!! I've never thought about doing that before. Let me start writing up some consumer complaints. :p

CHEMAelMC
01-29-2007, 11:34 AM
I love Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers and am having an increasingly difficult time finding it in stores. I decided to contact Kellogg's customer service in hopes that they will address my concerns.

Having interned for consumer products companies for two summers, i'm certain that there is someone on the kellogg's side of things whose job is to read letters like these.

Here's the letter that I sent:

Yo, the founder of Kellog's was a 7th day adventist:


The SDA church has always taken a special interest in health concerns. They have played a major role in health research into the dangers of smoking and of diets rich in cholesterol and fats. Dr. John Kellog, founder of "Kellogg's" and a major supplier of breakfast cereals was a well known member of the church. (http://www.religioustolerance.org/sda.htm)

Maybe the whole company is... who knows :confused:

shekinahsmoke
01-29-2007, 12:15 PM
aww now thats hot. :D :cool:

dremarshall
01-29-2007, 12:40 PM
Wise as a serpent harmless as a dove:D Yo so that cereal is better that Cinnamon Toast Crunch??? Man I might need to try that!:p

Jason718
02-01-2007, 07:25 AM
:( :( :(


Mr. Atkins,

Thank you for your comments regarding Kellogg's® Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers™ cereal. Consumer satisfaction is important to us, and your interest in our products is sincerely appreciated.

This product is no longer marketed by our company, since consumer demand simply does not warrant its continued production. At this time, there are no plans to reintroduce this product. However, as an alternate, you might enjoy a similar product called Eggo™ Cereal Cinnamon Toast . We are sending you a coupon so that you can try it!

Please accept this coupon from our company. Click on our link to print your coupon.

Enclosure:
1 Dollar off coupon
http://bricks.coupons.com/Bstart.asp?o=7819&c=KL&p=aabbccddeeffgghh

Be sure your printer is on and has paper. If you have any problems, call us at
1-800-962-1413.

While we appreciate your interest in our products and your desire to obtain coupons toward their purchase, we regret to advise that coupons are not available upon request. Our coupon programs are tied to various promotion and advertising efforts, so we typically do not have coupons available to send to consumers. We encourage you to watch for future coupon offers on television, in your local paper or on our product packages.

We appreciate your interest and loyalty to our brands and trust that we will continue to meet your needs for many years to come.


Sincerely,


Laura Cervantes
Consumer Affairs Department

4LEC/cl

012401234A

Kellogg North America
PO Box CAMB
Battle Creek, MI 49016-1986

ps- i appreciate you sharing the gospel with me. I recently joined benny hinn's church.



:( :( :(

Shock~Therapy
02-01-2007, 07:57 AM
:( :( :(

ps- i appreciate you sharing the gospel with me. I recently joined benny hinn's church.


:( :( :(

- I almost missed that part. :D lol. That's when I KNEW this was a counterfeit later.

Jason718
02-01-2007, 08:11 AM
yeah fam...i threw the benny hinn part in there as a joke.

But this cereal has seriously been discontinued.

I'm currently calling up different rite aids in the area as an attempt to buy ALL of the tony's cinnamon krunchers available.

I got a rain check for 8 from a store that no longer has any in stock...i'll see if they can increase it to 16 or something.

jason

clayfilms
02-01-2007, 10:33 AM
Be sure your printer is on and has paper. If you have any problems, call us at 1-800-962-1413.

yo jason..they trying to play you kid...they told you to call them if you have trouble printing...they told you "eat eggo and shut up!!"


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!

:) :) :)

there there boo-boo...i suggest turning over a new leaf and trying kashi's strawberry fields...YUM!!!!

Jason718
02-19-2007, 08:23 PM
just in case anyone cares:

I got my rain check upped from 8 to 50. I locked in a price of $1.79 for a cereal that costs $4.79.

I've purchased about 30 (yes, my tour extended over about 10 rite aids from northern virginia up through northern baltimore) boxes total and have decided that it would be in my best interests to stop buying cereal. Cereal lasts for about a year, but i'm not getting the best dates...and i do not think that i will be able to finish more than 30 boxes before the expiry dates.

i sent a follow-up letter to the laura cervantes. No response as of yet.

The_Expositor
02-19-2007, 08:26 PM
yo jason..they trying to play you kid...they told you to call them if you have trouble printing...they told you "eat eggo and shut up!!"


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!

:) :) :)

there there boo-boo...i suggest turning over a new leaf and trying kashi's strawberry fields...YUM!!!!

That Kashi's Strawberry Fields is no joke, sis. Jason, get down with it, bro

Conviction Music
02-19-2007, 11:34 PM
just in case anyone cares:

I got my rain check upped from 8 to 50. I locked in a price of $1.79 for a cereal that costs $4.79.

I've purchased about 30 (yes, my tour extended over about 10 rite aids from northern virginia up through northern baltimore) boxes total and have decided that it would be in my best interests to stop buying cereal. Cereal lasts for about a year, but i'm not getting the best dates...and i do not think that i will be able to finish more than 30 boxes before the expiry dates.

i sent a follow-up letter to the laura cervantes. No response as of yet.

Yo, for some reason, this was extremely funny to me

Jason718
09-08-2007, 12:07 AM
I'm down to my last box. It was the best cereal in the world and I now mourn because I will never taste its delicious cinnamonny crunchiness ever again.

Was it selfish of me to not share a bite of the ~30-40 boxes that I purchased during its last weeks on the shelves? I think not.

Was it selfish of people to ask me if they could try the cereal? Certainly.

If you saw a man spending time with a dying relative that you did not know, would you ask to spend time with that relative (thus taking away from the time that the man could spend with his relative)? How then could you ask for a taste of a dying a cereal that the owner holds near and dear to his heart? I'm just saying is all.

newchild116
09-08-2007, 12:15 AM
i've gotten like free t shirts from a company for writing them a complimentary letter

Jumpshot7
09-08-2007, 01:13 AM
Hate to say it man, but I find it hard to believe that that cereal is better than cinnamon toast crunch...I mean...I don't think that's possible

Steve82
09-08-2007, 01:50 AM
LOL this topic rocks

Jason718
09-08-2007, 07:42 AM
Hate to say it man, but I find it hard to believe that that cereal is better than cinnamon toast crunch...I mean...I don't think that's possible

it's a shame that you'll never know how delicious TCK really was.

shekinahsmoke
09-08-2007, 08:00 AM
I'm down to my last box. It was the best cereal in the world and I now mourn because I will never taste its delicious cinnamonny crunchiness ever again.

Was it selfish of me to not share a bite of the ~30-40 boxes that I purchased during its last weeks on the shelves? I think not.

Was it selfish of people to ask me if they could try the cereal? Certainly.

If you saw a man spending time with a dying relative that you did not know, would you ask to spend time with that relative (thus taking away from the time that the man could spend with his relative)? How then could you ask for a taste of a dying a cereal that the owner holds near and dear to his heart? I'm just saying is all.
lol... *raises eyebrow* Jason.. just... just... LOL

rsua\/ec
09-08-2007, 04:49 PM
awww man...I was getting ready to go scavenging for some Cinnamon krunchers til i saw you finished 30 boxes and then I was confused and looked at the date of the thread :( I'm too late....I'll never be able to taste and see if these were actually better than Cinnamon toast crunch :(

David L
09-08-2007, 05:03 PM
Hate to say it man, but I find it hard to believe that that cereal is better than cinnamon toast crunch...I mean...I don't think that's possible

take it to the theo boardz son. i smell a debate heating up!!!!

naijagirl
09-08-2007, 05:11 PM
On a somewhat related note, I love Weetabix. Warms the heart of every child that has lived in a Commonwealth country. Either that or regular oatmeal.

JARZJR
09-08-2007, 06:14 PM
On a somewhat related note, I love Weetabix. Warms the heart of every child that has lived in a Commonwealth country. Either that or regular oatmeal.

Ndidi, let me holla at you about Weetabix for a sec. Because i have always lived in america i have never actually seen weetabix before. I first heard about it from listening to WOTMR. It seems Ray Comfort is addicted to it cuz its all he ever talks about. And hearing you mention it has made me curious. i googled it just to see a pic of it and is it ?
http://www.girlalive.com/food/images/weet2.jpg
Please explain to me what is so great about it that everyone outside of the u.s. is crazy about. It's huge and it looks nasty... Please explain

naijagirl
09-08-2007, 06:41 PM
Ndidi, let me holla at you about Weetabix for a sec. Because i have always lived in america i have never actually seen weetabix before. I first heard about it from listening to WOTMR. It seems Ray Comfort is addicted to it cuz its all he ever talks about. And hearing you mention it has made me curious. i googled it just to see a pic of it and is it this (http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://home.uchicago.edu/~nmchang/Weetabix%25208.jpg&imgrefurl=http://home.uchicago.edu/~nmchang/&h=960&w=1280&sz=308&hl=en&start=1&tbnid=f6DjxVeEoytpyM:&tbnh=113&tbnw=150&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dweetabix%26gbv%3D2%26svnum%3D10%26hl% 3Den)?

Please explain to me what is so great about it that everyone outside of the u.s. is crazy about. It's huge and it looks nasty... Please explain

2 biscuits of Weetabix + icecold milk = pwnage. I think it's an acquired taste, if anything. I grew up eating lots of cereal with lots of fiber - other kids stuck with their corn flakes.
And yes, those are the pics of Weetabix. And whoever reviewed it was obviously one ignorant American. :mad:

rsua\/ec
09-08-2007, 08:58 PM
Wow, I clicked on the pic...weetabix looks and sounds disgusting, I can't see how someone can eat that....on purpose. I am only playing but I have never seen anything like that.