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John Harvey's science knowledge might not have been the most accurate, but he and his brother became breakfast hereos.

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In this podcast, the history of corn flakes and its impact on breakfast is discussed. Prior to cereal, Americans ate a meaty and high fattening foods which resulted in the constipation outbrake.

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Monsanto: The Monolopy of all Monopolies

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Monsanto: The Monolopy of all Monopolies

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How will Monsanto's corn impact Kellogg's brand? Will corn flakes cereal lose their value if the corn used is genetically modified? In this Forbes article, it exposes how Monsanto has dominated the market and its impact on the environment.

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In the Kellogg's website, they attempt to describe what the company stands for. Kellogg's owns several cereal brands.

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Breakfast is the Most Important Meal of the Day 

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Breakfast is the Most Important Meal of the Day 

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In this book, Breakfast: A History Anderson uncovers the history behind breakfast, and where does corn flakes impact on American culture. Corn flakes became America's preferred breakfast meal.

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John Harvey accidently left a pot of boiled wheat to sit. When he returned, he found that the wheat had gone stale but decided to continue the proccess. The end result was what is now corn flakes.

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Eating a bowl of corn flakes is the right way to start the day. Just ask Cornellius the Rooster. The corn flakes got him crowing.

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In this 1964 commericial, a young boy goes on an attemot journey with Corny the rooster, the mascot of corn flakes cereal. Corny falls off the boat and realizes that he is not meant to going on these adventures. Corny's place is at the breakfast table with the boy, his loyal friend.

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Dr. John Harvey experimented with a number of grains and used these recipes as part of a strict vegetarian regimen for his patients. His goal was to create a remedy that would cure constipation and masturburation (he believed to be a sin).

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John Harvey and William Keith belonged to the Seven-Day Adventist religion. They both worked in a sanitarium in Battle Creek, Michigan. John Harvey's practice of clean living was the inspiration to create a life-changing remedy.