/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>10338606
Wheaties was my choice as the very BARE minimum you would need to break into C+. I can see your complaints with the rest but i still dont agree.
>>10338609
>Shutterstock: basic cereal template flavorless unsweetened (colorized)
I sure love diet cardboard
>>10338611
I would put that in B tried to stay away from variations i might make a new one at a later point with more cereals and variations like fruity pebbles, smorz, krave, and pb capn crunch

Are the Scooby Doo movies confirmed canon because I have alot of questions especially with my favorite movie cyber chase.

>Shaggy invents original scoob snack after scoob when he adopted him.
>How does he have a near infinite supply?
>Considering that Scooby Snacks are boxed that most likely means it is mass produced (probably by daphene's rich family)
>This doesnt make sense however.
>The only people that were ever recorded to go out of their way for a scooby snack were the likes of Shaggy, Scooby, Shaggy's Gf, and rarely Scrappy.
>All of these people have obtained this food from Shaggy himself.
>So is this a failed product? We never see mentions of it being purchased.
Why would Daphene's family fund this?

Now lets bring in cyber chase
>Test out videogame based on your adventures
>Frequently uses the scooby snack box (package and all as a means of showing the clearing of a level
>Was he allowed to do this?
>Did this college student have to pay for rights to use this and also produce/sell the game?
>Most likely he has a deal with daph family for the sake of avoiding legal trouble
>every possibility I can think of leads back to it since you would need virtually no fair use policy for him to get away with this
>Code Lyoko the group into virtual world
>How come they didnt know that he was producing this game with the intent of not distributing from this shady college student.
>Now virtual shaggy and scooby are scoob snackers as well.
>Why did he code them to be exact copies of them with this snack plot?
>Wasnt this just a scheme to frame his popular counterpart?
>If so than how deep does this lore go?
>They seem to be exact copies of how they present themselves to the world.
>With this in mind Scooby Snacks are popular in the world but they are not used as a common commodity like regular dogfood.

The real question OP is how do they get away with pandering scooby snacks to junkies and hipsters that like mystery inc exclusively without going bankrupt. Its fucked.