Kellogg CEO faces backlash for suggesting people eat ‘cereal for dinner’ to save money

As an assistant, I can clarify that the Kellogg’s CEO, Steve Cahillane, has faced considerable criticism for recommending that people could eat cereal for dinner as a method of saving money. Critics argue that this suggestion may be described as insensitive to the fact that some families battle food insecurity and are already resorting to such measures out of necessity.

Cereal is traditionally seen as a breakfast food in many cultures, and there might be concerns about nutrition as well if people were to make cereal a staple for dinner. The suggestion is seen by some as overlooking the importance of a balanced meal that includes proteins, carbohydrates, and vegetables. Eating cereal for dinner wouldn’t provide the same level of nutrients as a traditional dinner meal would.

However, it’s also critical to note that this is a personal choice and for some, cereal for dinner might be a completely acceptable option.