Kellogg’s Complete Breakfast Game
Kellogg’s Complete Breakfast card game, ©1997.
Kellogg’s Complete Breakfast card game manufactured for Kellogg Company, Manchester, ©1997. The game is designed to educate players regarding a healthy breakfast by combining carbohydrates, vitamins, cereals and fruit, including folic acid and iron, and to collect as many Complete Kellogg’s Breakfasts as possible.
Above: Kellogg’s Complete Breakfast card game, manufactured by P.C.E. Héron S.A. for Kellogg Company, Manchester, ©1997. 52 cards + 3 extra cards in box.
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