Here are the Kellogg products. [they will replace about 1,400 union workers}

[riversedge]

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[fierywoman]

1. We'd all be a lot healthier anyway not eating their products!

[Earthrise]

12. MorningStar farms (veggie burgers) and Kashi GoLean are healthy

and on the list.

I ate Frosted Flakes and CoCo Puffs as a kid - the last time I tried a cereal like these as an adult it was as sugary as candy. Way too sweet!

[jimfields33]

2. I only use 5 of their listed items. I'll get rid of four.

One I have to as there is no replacement. They will still lose Monet from me.

[whathehell]

3. Thanks for the list.

No more Cheez- its for me..That's the only
product of theirs that I use.

[crickets]

43. Same. I do love Cheez-its on occasion.

It's the Pecan Sandies I'll miss. Ah well, there are alternatives out there and I'll be buying (or making) those instead.

[whathehell]

50. Yep..I do see some interesting alternatives down thread..

You might want to check them out. Goldfish is one.

[crimycarny]

4. Dang--no more Cheezits for me

Only product on that list I ever buy are Extra Toasty Cheezits (and not often, 1x a month at the most). Looks like I'll have to abandon that guilty pleasure, but well worth it.

[we can do it]

8. If you have an Aldi nearby their brand is superior.

[crimycarny]

54. No Aldis unfortunately

Looks like the closest Aldis from Sacramento is Fresno

[Auggie]

21. Annie's Homegrown

[crimycarny]

55. Thanks

I've seen Annie's brand before, I'll give them a try.

[Auggie]

56. More expensive but made from better ingredients

[snowybirdie]

5. All those

Michiganders are going to be out of work. State used to be a strong union stronghold.

[Deuxcents]

6. Ty for this info..

Back in the 80’s, my Local had workers from Hormel come to our monthly meeting. What I heard about what was going on and the treatment of the Employees had me so pissed off that ever since then.. to this day, no Hormel products in my home. Kellogg's will be next if they continue this action. It’s my way of showing solidarity even tho I’m retired Union

[regnaD kciN]

7. I agree with "Gwion Bach"...

…the only way this is hurting me is having to find a replacement for Morningstar Farms meatless breakfast sausages. As to everything else, I don’t eat a lot of cereal, and there are other equivalent brands out there.

[left-of-center2012]

9. Explain why Kellogg cannot replace striking workers?

[WhiskeyGrinder]

10. They can.

If the PRO Act ever was enacted, they would not be able to.

[Sanity Claws]

14. But that is not the question

The question is why won't Kellogg recognize that their workers helped Kellogg through the pandemic by working incredible hours and pay them decent wages when Kellogg realized such profits? Keep in mind that just because a person or a company can do something doesn't mean it should do that something.

[Sanity Claws]

30. Nobody said Kellogg shouldn't make a profit.

The tweet that started this thread said that Kellogg made record profits and wanted to CUT workers' pay and benefits. So not only were they making record profits, they wanted to increase them on the back of the workers.

[appalachiablue]

31. ++

[Hekate]

41. +100

[kcr]

40. Seriously?

[Mariana]

46. Whoever said they cannot replace striking workers?

They can. And we can refuse to buy their products.

[Liberal In Texas]

11. Don't use a one of their products anyway.

[Scrivener7]

13. Thank you for the list. I DO use some of their products but won't any more.

[WaterSong1951]

15. Both parents were in Unions

Our family will not buy any of these products until the Union workers get what they deserve

[whathehell]

48. My dad was a union organizer back in the 1950's

and then a union steward for most of his working life..I won't buy any of their products either.

[JanMichael]

16. Kashi too??? FUCK! I have been eating the high fiber high protein (low sugar) GO for months.

Love it. I don't think there are many like it.

[RandomNumbers]

47. Yeah, I"m not happy about Kashi either. BUT have you considered an unprocessed option?

Steel cut oats, topped with nuts and seeds, including perhaps some walnuts, chia, and hemp? (especially the hemp, will add protein)

Toss in a few raisins (few!), or some chopped apples, if you can handle the sugar.

Beats anything out of a box, by miles.

Bob's Red Mill has organic quick-cooking steel cut oats. Fix up the bowl the night before (oats plus whatever plus water), put in the fridge, in the morning pop in the microwave at half power for 7-10 minutes, you're good to go.

I like the Kashi cinnamon cheerio knock-off as an occasional alternative, but I've found my oatmeal recipe really works better in my diet as a standard.

[GoCubsGo]

17. Well, been wanting to try Aldi's breakfast fake sausages...

No more Morningstar Farms for me--which I've only been eating because Quorn stopped making their version of them. As for the rest of it, not a problem, since I don't eat that stuff anyway.

[applegrove]

18. I'm trying to eat low carb anyhow.

[Celerity]

28. good move, and here is a great documentary I think you might enjoy

Fat Fiction - Full Movie - Free

[applegrove]

34. Thank you. Looks great.

[Celerity]

36. yw

[WVreaper]

19. How can you boycott

when there is not one product from Kelloggs that we buy .

[scipan]

38. You pre-emptively boycotted.

[OldBaldy1701E]

20. The only thing I have is PopTarts.

And that is because I had my bi-yearly breakdown and had to get some. I won't get any more though. Kelloggs can kiss my Muslix if they think I will support them after this debacle.

[Auggie]

22. Been boycotting that stuff for years because I don't care for it

[2naSalit]

23. I don't use/eat any of that stuff.

[UGADawg]

24. Goodbye K

K

[AllaN01Bear]

25. boycott table grapes, kellogs and denneys pernamanty.

[Stuart G]

27. Kellogg's leaders are much too stupid to know 20 to 25 percent of sales will be forever gone.

But............. Stupid is Still Stupid..................................................

Twenty to twenty five is a whole lot of sales. Of course, what the bosses are think is .................................
..................................."I can get away with it. " .... Just like Trump

Twenty to twenty five percent is a whole lot of sales. And I do like Kellogg's foods, but if the leaders do
fire all union workers, ...............I will never buy that brand again.......................................

AND NEVER...MEANS NEVER...AND NEVER IS NEVER EVER...

[aocommunalpunch]

29. Federal contracts for school breakfasts should be nixed yesterday.

Stop feeding these ghouls with public money. See how that affects the minds of TPTB at Kelloggs. I'm guessing they'll fucking notice.

[appalachiablue]

32. Tx for posting, shame on Kellogg for anti labor action.

[SergeStorms]

33. Not a problem for me.

I liked an occasional bowl of Fruit Loops, but I can live without them.

Kellogg's can go straight to hell.

[Sherman A1]

35. No Kelloggs in my house until they settle with the Union

I have emailed them and posted on their Facebook page.

[eppur_se_muova]

37. No more Famous Amos cookies ! Other than that ...

it's hard to boycott a company when you don't buy any of their crap anyway.

[scipan]

39. Goodbye Cheezits! Goldfish are better anyway.

[senseandsensibility]

45. Thanks for the suggestion!

[senseandsensibility]

44. This needs to be covered on the news

Most people don't know about it. Shame on them.

[whathehell]

49. Yes, definitely. .n/t

[GoodRaisin]

51. Changed my Raisin Bran to HT Raisin Bran

Tastes just as good and way cheaper than Kelloggs. Think I’ll just stay with this one.

[radius777]

52. F'in greedy ass company - corporate America earns its bad reputation.

We're in the middle of a pandemic where alot of these companies made record profits while regular people wound up on bread lines, ie a K shaped recovery. It is the workers who risked getting covid, who worked long hours, who kept this economy running - and it is the workers who deserve to be paid and treated properly, full stop.

[mcar]

53. Not Cheez-its!

[Generic Brad]

57. Brand loyalty ain't happening with Kellogg's

I'm never buying one of their products ever again. No doubt most consumers feel the same way.

Hope they enjoy their eventual bankruptcy.