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Kellogg’s Serves Nickelodeon Nostalgia With Cereal That Turns Milk Into ‘Slime’

By Nicole Rodrigues, 12 Jul 2022

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Composite image Kellogg Company / PR Newswire

 

Is there anything more nostalgic than the Nickelodeon Slime? On the network’s shows, thick oozy green sludge was famously poured over contestants and Nickelodeon stars. So, if you’ve ever wondered what green slime tastes like, we have the answer: green apples! 

 

This 90s kids’ nostalgia is being served up for breakfast thanks to Kellogg’s, as Nickelodeon teams up with the cereal brand’s iconic Apple Jacks to bring Apple Jacks Slime for breakfast.

 

The classic cereal sees the addition of green flecks, which turn the milk into that unmistakable slime green. 

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Because the orange and green loops also match Nickelodeon’s color scheme, this playful tie-in is a no-brainer.
 

Kellogg’s Apple Jacks Slime will be stocked on shelves nationwide for a limited time.

 

 

 

[via Food Business News and Kellogg Company / PR Newswire, cover image via PR Newswire]

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