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ELI5:What the hell is the difference between real Kellog's corn flakes and the really cheap ones

The cheap ones here in Sweden cost a third of the price. Is there any difference? Can there actually be differences in quality in such a simple product?
gpt
The difference ONLY lies with someone who has actually tried the Kellogg's Cornflakes brand. If you have than you will notice that:

- They taste better.
- Take more time to get soggy.
- Have less small fragmented pieces (dusty bits).

However, if you have only ever eaten the cheap knock-off version - Well then it's all good. They do the job, cost less and taste fine.