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A movement is starting online to boycott Kellogg's products in support of Michael Phelps. If you intend to join with that group of mellow citizens, you're going to have to give up a lot more than corn flakes. Check out a list of Kellogg's products, after the jump.All-Bran® Products
Apple Jacks® Cereal
Austin® Cookies and Crackers
Carr's® Products
Cheez-It® Crackers
Chips Deluxe® Cookies
Club® Crackers
Crunchmania™ Products
Eggo® Products
EL Fudge® Sandwich Cookies
Famous Amos® Cookies
Fruit Flavored Rolls
Fudge Shoppe® Cookies
Gripz®
Hydrox® Cookies
Jack's® Cookies
Jackson's® Cookies
Keebler® Cookies and Crackers
Keebler® Grahams Crackers
Kellogg's® Cereals and Snacks
Kellogg's™ Cereal Straws
Kellogg's™ Cocoa Krispies® Cereal
Kellogg's® Corn Flake Crumbs
Kellogg's® Corn Flakes Cereal
Kellogg's® Corn Pops® Cereal
Kellogg's® Cracklin' Oat Bran® Cereal
Kellogg's® Crispix® Cereal
Kellogg's™ Crunchy Nut™ Granola Bars
Kellogg's® Froot Loops® Cereal
Kellogg's® Frosted Flakes® Cereal
Kellogg's® Honey Smacks® Cereal
Kellogg's® Keebler Cookie Crunch™ Cereal
Kellogg's™ Live Bright™ Brain Health Bars
Kellogg's® Low Fat Granola
Kellogg's® Mini-Wheats® Cereal
Kellogg's® Mueslix® Cereal
Kellogg's® Nutri-Grain® Products
Kellogg's® Product 19® Cereal
Kellogg's® Raisin Bran® Cereal
Kellogg's® Raisin Bran Crunch® Cereal
Kellogg's® Smart Start® Cereal
Kellogg's™ Smorz™ Cereal
Kellogg's® Special K® Products
Kellogg's® Stuffing Mix
Kellogg's® Yogos® Snacks
Krispy® Saltine Crackers
Morningstar Farms® Veggie Foods
Morningstar Farms® Natural and Organic Veggie Foods
Murray® Cookies
Murray® Sugar Free Cookies
Pop-Tarts® Toaster Pastries
Ready Crust® Pie Crusts
Rice Krispies® Cereal and Treats
Sandies® Cookies
Scooby-Doo!® Crackers
Soft Batch® Cookies
Themed Snacks
Toasteds® Crackers
Town House® Crackers
Vienna Cremes® Sandwich Cookies
Vienna Fingers® Cookies
Wheatables® Crackers
Worthington® Loma Linda® Veggie Foods
Worthington® Veggie Foods
Zesta® Crackers
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Saturday 07 February
By Shamare
This just so stupid. Phelps is a "kid" and as such, has a right to make stupid mistakes without having all this negative response to it.
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Monday 09 February
By Wellstone's Ghost
Don't forget to boycott KASHI, who was UNFORTUNATELY bought by Kelloggs in 2000. BARENAKED Granola, Morningstar Farms and Gardenberger have been purchased by Kashi.
You will NOT see Kelloggs name on any of these Kellogg owned products.
Be sure and Goggle Kellogg founder John Harvey Kelloggs wiki. In his time he treated deadly masturbation with a little surgery for the boyz and carbolic acid for the girls. Now HE'S a model!
Sunday 19 April
By Wasted Space
In what world is smoking weed a "stupid mistake"?
Saturday 07 February
By donna
people are upset because they have nothing else, ro talk about.people sure just worry baout what they do.
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Saturday 07 February
By donna loomis
how do they knoe what was in the bong...
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Saturday 07 February
By donna loomis
how do they know what was in thw bong.
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Saturday 07 February
By Donna M
I have no judgement about Mr. Phelps. His 8 gold medals speak for his skill. But just like Pete Rose of baseball, society judges those in the public 'eye' ~ except those in the financial or political or corporate eye. The consequences have not kept up with the outrageous suffering going on with American society in general. Mr. Phelps fell off the sports pedestal, he is remorseful, this is a personal issue. The others affected billions of people throughout the world and we Americans sit here like zombies no demanding retribution. So Phelps fell off the pedestal, he has not interfered with the living of others, except he tarnished his halo as an 'idol.' So what? He proved to be human.
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Saturday 07 February
By Dee
I'm a 56 year old grandmother and even I can see how ridiculous this is. He admitted that he did it. He's been suspended from his sport. I actually think it's a great lesson for kids to see, but since Kellogg's is going to such an extreme I guess I'll have to also. I will boycott all their foods and I hope others do the same.
It's not for people or Kellogg's to judge him. Only God can do that and as soon as he asked for God's forgiveness, God threw it in the sea of forgetfulness. He made a huge mistake and he admitted it. I wonder how many others that Kellogg's has had on the boxes that just didn't get caught.
Disgruntled Granny
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Saturday 07 February
By Dee
I'm a 56 year old grandmother and even I can see how ridiculous this is. He admitted that he did it. He's been suspended from his sport. I actually think it's a great lesson for kids to see, but since Kellogg's is going to such an extreme I guess I'll have to also. I will boycott all their foods and I hope others do the same.
It's not for people or Kellogg's to judge him. Only God can do that and as soon as he asked for God's forgiveness, God threw it in the sea of forgetfulness. He made a huge mistake and he admitted it. I wonder how many others that Kellogg's has had on the boxes that just didn't get caught.
Disgruntled Granny
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Saturday 07 February
By Oscar
Good for you. I will Boycot Kellog products. I'm glad to hear that such a movement is on!
Saturday 07 February
By Mehmnet
ENOUGH OF THIS BIKINI-CLAD LUNKHEAD! CAN WE MOVE ON TO SMARTER - AND PRETTIER - PEOPLE???
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Saturday 07 February
By Donna
If Michael Phelps plan was to win at the Olympics so he could earn serious bucks in endorsement monies, did he really think he could do something unlawful in a very public setting and not pay a price for it? He forgot the reason for his newfound millions and thumbed his nose at his endorser. Kelloggs sent the right message to him and all up and coming Olympians that more is expected of them. Yes, he's young ...the best time to learn a very valuable lesson, one which will serve him well in life's journey. And for you folks who think this is "judgemental" ...please stop making excuses for Michael Phelps because of his age or whatever, he now has an opportunity to see what happens in the real world when one bites the hand that feeds one. P.S. I loved watching him win ...he should keep going.
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Saturday 07 February
By Raechele
Kellogs sells products that wind up in homes with children. If they don't feel that they want to have a KNOWN pothead fronting for them, that's their prerogative. If the public isn't aware of the habits of some of the reps for different companies, than the companies need not take action, but when it's made public because some retarded stoner thinks it's a good idea to post pictures of himself doing the drug, then he gets the boot from sponsers. Guess it just sucks to be him! Oh well! If he wasn't a retarded stoner, maybe he wouldn't be in this mess in the first place. This is just further proof that drugs make you unable to think straight. My kids see that some idiot thought that he was above the law and could do what he wanted without consequences, just like a lot of idiots out there. He found out he wasn't above consequences, and my children have learned that even heroes can fall from drugs. That's what they've taken from this. Kellog forgiving him would make what my children and others got from this irrellivent. We all make mistakes, but hopefully, we don't all BREAK THE LAW. Let's not forget that this is a criminal act. GO KELLOG!!! For every one of you morons out there who are boycotting them in support of criminals, losers, potheads, druggies, or other parasites of society, I will start my own campaign to support Kellog in doing the right thing! I will buy nothing but Kellog and encourage others to do the same. Maybe this could be the best decision Kellog has made, and for once, the dregs of society will lose!!!
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Monday 09 February
By Anne
I believe his position in the public sector does not absolve him from this stunt. We do not know that this was his first time, yes he is a public sports person, supposedly setting an example for other young people. I believe we, as a nation, need to begin to set better standards and priorities for our youth. Kellogs did the right thing.
Monday 09 February
By jimbrown
because when i think of michael phelps, i think of "criminals, losers, potheads, druggies, or other parasites of society". your argument fails, sir, unless you've managed to get nine golds yourself.
Tuesday 10 February
By auntie arkley
You think as well as you spell! Marijuana is SO bad that it makes you win lots of gold medals at the Olympics! C'mon you christian idiot, pot is WAY less harmful than the legal drugs: ALCOHOL, nicotine, otc drugs, prescription drugs, RELIGION, etc.
BOYCOTT KELLOGG!!!!! (All their products are unhealthy crap, anyway.)
Friday 13 February
By Auntie Arkley
You sound like a retarded non-stoner! Get a brain.
Sunday 08 February
By jtace87
I'm sorry what did any of you people who are so angry manage to accomplish at 22? How many gold medals and what not do you have? That's what I thought. Give the guy a break. Stop being so damn righteous.
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Sunday 08 February
By Jake
Who does Kellogg think sits around eating Cocoa Krispies and Cheez-Its? Sign me up for the boycott, I can do without Kellogg's, can they do without customers?
So someone is in the "dregs of society " if they smoke a little pot, give me a break. So how about our last three Presidents? Are they "parasites of society" too?
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Sunday 08 February
By John
Kelloggs has great products, I will continue to buy and support the company, why should we care if "they" drop a spokesperson for any reason. All you whinners, "Boo Hoo, what a terrible thing to do to Phelps"
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