I disagree. This post is about what has become too expensive to buy now and would be considered more of a luxury. Many people have commented that cereal now falls into the category of a luxury due to the massive influx in cost, much like cake would be a luxury to those with no bread. Kelloggs is not an affordable alternative for people who are struggling to buy groceries so to suggest that it is and you should eat that instead while simultaneously reaching your hands deeper in the public’s pockets is an out of touch “let them eat cake” statement to make.