You Can Eat Cereal for Dinner For Your Chance at Cash

One Of My Favorite Guilty Snacks is Cereal.

Every year when my family and I go to the beach we buy cereal. Yes, grown adults make sure we get some cereal to satisfy our cravings at midnight. I only get cereal once a year and it's in Florida on vacation.

The Last Time I Had Cereal for Dinner I was Waiting on Payday.

I remember looking in my fridge and seeing milk and realizing I had cereal in my pantry was like striking a gold mine. I was stoked and I remember thinking why did I wait until the end of the month to have cereal for dinner? It's a guilty pleasure that I wish more people enjoyed. Maybe it's nostalgic? Maybe it's just super easy and cheap, but it's delicious every time.

Kellogg's Wants Us to Enjoy Cereal for Dinner And They're Willing to Pay Us for It.

National Breakfast Day is on September 26th, so Kellogg’s had the bright idea to pay us to do something we love. They will pay one lucky person $5,000 for eating one of their delicious breakfast cereals for dinner. All you have to do is take a picture of your cereal bowl and post it online. You do have to add the hashtag #kelloggscerealfordinnerentry! so the crew at Kellogg's spots your entry.

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"Dinner is served! Turn that weekly dinner dread into cereal for dinner instead! We are providing you and your family with a chance to win $5,000 and a year’s supply of iconic Kellogg’s cereals, including Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops and Frosted Mini-Wheats. For the next five weeks up until Sept 26th, share a photo on Instagram of your family enjoying your favorite Kellogg’s cereal for dinner with #kelloggscerealfordinnerentry! Each week one winner will be randomly selected, and the entry pool restarts. No Purchase Necessary. Visit the link in our bio or www.kelloggs.com/en_US/Giveaway.html for official rules for how you can enter each week. Must be a legal residents of the United States and 18 years of age or older at the time of entry."