Fruit Loops Complaint: "Build Up of Ingredients

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A complaint was made after finding small black cylinders resembling rodent feces in a box of Fruit Loops. The company's response claimed these were "a build up of ingredients" and offered coupons, which were deemed inadequate given the situation. The discussion raises questions about the nature of the cylinders and their smell, with a reference to the distinct odor of mouse droppings. Additionally, a personal anecdote about a near-accident on a Ferris Wheel at a state fair highlights the absurdity of receiving free ride tickets after a dangerous experience. The conversation touches on food safety concerns and customer service responses in the food industry.
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My girlfriend found several little black cylinders that looked like rodent feces in her Fruit Loops the other day, so she sent them a complaint about it. They replied back saying that the cylinders were "a build up of ingredients" and a couple of coupons that nobody who got mouse poop in their cereal would ever want to use. I don't even understand what they're trying to say this was made out of, does anybody here have any ideas?
 
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Hard to say. This may sound gross (but hey we're all scientists here, right?) - how do they smell? Mousy dung has a distinctive aroma .

Reminds me of the time I went to the state fair and went on the Ferris Wheel. It had a near-catastrophic failure. It took a while for the carnies to get us down, but once we were on terra firma the carnival company "rewarded" us with dozens of free tickets, for more rides. Because when you nearly die on a carnival ride, the first thing you want when you get off is...more carnival rides! Yay!

So...your gf eats Fruit Loops.
 
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