Jersey Proud: Students get chance to design cereal box for Kellogg’s
There were 65 entries from students in pre-K through eighth grade. It was narrowed down to three finalists.
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Sep 24, 2025, 2:23 AM
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249ds agoThe Kellogg’s Company asked students in Lebanon Township to design a new cereal box.
There were 65 entries from students in pre-K through eighth grade. It was narrowed down to three finalists.
Kellogg's will now be working with these designs to come up with a new box of Frosted Mini Wheats.
