If there is one thing that is always included in our family's grocery list, it would be corn flakes. Together with milk, it is our preferred starter for the day. That is why I was especially excited in seeing the Kellogg's Corn Flakes being sold in the supermarket with free Heritage Tins.
The designs of the Heritage Tins bring back memories of old. Though obviously depicting American culture, it stirred in me memories of my father who would bring home imported goods when he had extra money, including the small boxes of Kellogg's cereals that usually come packed in tens. During that time, these goods were not widely available like now and having them is always a special treat. It is only when I grew up that I realized that those treats came with a sacrifice on his part.
I would probably try to complete this special collection, depending on the availability. One down, three more to go. It is very difficult to resist such beautifully-designed tin containers especially when it comes for free with food that I regularly buy anyway.
The designs of the Heritage Tins bring back memories of old. Though obviously depicting American culture, it stirred in me memories of my father who would bring home imported goods when he had extra money, including the small boxes of Kellogg's cereals that usually come packed in tens. During that time, these goods were not widely available like now and having them is always a special treat. It is only when I grew up that I realized that those treats came with a sacrifice on his part.
I would probably try to complete this special collection, depending on the availability. One down, three more to go. It is very difficult to resist such beautifully-designed tin containers especially when it comes for free with food that I regularly buy anyway.