This is not a joke.
There is a breakfast cereal named Ezekiel 4:9. It is produced in the State of California (USA) by the
Food for Life Baking Company.
The cereal is multigrain (wheat, barley, millet, lentils,
soybeans, and spelt). I bought a
box of the Ezekiel Almond Cereal to test it. If you eat this cereal, expect that it will have little
inherent taste and will be highly crunchy. The fiber count is 6 grams per a ½ cup (57 grams)
serving. This is 24% of the
recommended daily human fiber intake.
Total fats are 3 grams.
Cholesterol is 0 grams , so this may be an option for those who need to
restrict their lipid intake. The
sodium and potassium levels are 190 and 220 milligrams respectively. The sugars are less than 1 gram but
this is counterbalanced by the 38 grams of total carbohydrates.
I personally found the cereal to be mostly inedible by
itself but, with added bran flakes and cut fresh strawberries, I could eat it. It would not be one of my favorites.
The included grains were used mainly to feed cattle; they
were used to make bread by people who were extremely poor or during a time of
famine. The Israelites considered
it to be a humiliating defilement to be forced to mix these grains together and
eat them.
A sarcastic response. Be warned that it contains vulgarities.
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