The world's largest bowl of cereal
Plenty of people tuck into a bowl of cereal for breakfast, but Kellogg's decided to take things one step further with the world's largest cereal bowl. Their record-breaking bowl of cereal was a whopping 2.6 metres wide, 1.5 metres deep and was filled to brimming with 1 tonne of milk-drenched cornflakes. This stunt was all in aid of National Breakfast Week in South Africa, to highlight how important the first meal of the day is.
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