Found at Value Village in Richfield, MN. Currently hanging in my kitchen.
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October 14, 2009
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October 15, 2009
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October 15, 2009
[...] Cereal Taxonomy Found at Value Village in Richfield, MN. Currently hanging in my kitchen. [...]
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October 16, 2009
[...] 16, 2009 · Leave a Comment The Kitchen Bitch has this amazing display of various cereal hanging in the [...]
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November 11, 2009
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December 31, 2009
[...] I actually do love this: Cereal Taxonomy. [...]
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this is my favorite thing, i’m so glad you bought it.
that corn pop is turning into dusttttt.
GOD I FUCKING LOVE WEIRDOS.
Damn cool!
This looked familiar to me, so I went back digging through my art books. Check out Tom Friedman’s book “oh too o three.” He does the exact same thing with mounted cereal, but doesn’t label the names. I don’t think you’ve got one of his pieces, but the creator was probably familiar with his work. Awesome find!
Quirky and wonderful! Just imagine how many of these you could make yourself!
I want one. What a great find.
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that is coool
Oh the humanity! I guess if you ever get hungry enough you’ve got enough kibble there for a single spoonful!
what does the fine print say?!
It’s the companies from which that particular type of cereal originated, i.e. General Mills, Kelloggs, etc. Underneath that are probably the dates of their creation.
that’s so COOL! daaaaaaaaamn
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I am extremely interested in this piece, as my late father had one. Any chance you’d be willing to sell it?
Hi Michael,
While your offer is tempting, it would probably take an act of heaven for me to part with this. Sorry!
I have this! ! I bought it years ago in an LA thrift store. For years I assumed it was a home made piece until I saw it in a home design magazine. A Northern CA family had it in their kitchen, of course! It’s awesome!
Congrats on being excellent
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