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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2025 · 56 MIN

We Ate Rabbit Poop Cereal in the 90s (And Called It Breakfast)

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Send us Fan MailRemember when breakfast was just sugar-coated sugar with a side of sugar?Jack Austin and Adam Garcia take a hilarious journey through decades of terrible food choices, failed diets, and the shocking truth about what we fed kids in the 90s. From Nesquik cereal (yes, the rabbit poop one) to modern carnivore diets, we share what actually worked for our health - and what definitely didn't.In this episode, we reveal:✓ Why 90s breakfast cereals were basically dessert in a bowl✓ The Victorian diet that conquered empires (spoiler: just bread)✓ Our honest reviews of keto, paleo, and intermittent fasting✓ The 7-egg-a-day diet that actually works✓ Why vegetarianism lasted exactly 7 years (then steak happened)✓ The candida detox that made cabbage taste amazing✓ What we actually eat now (boring but effective)✓ The plastic problem nobody wants to talk aboutHighlights that killed us:Banana Bubbles: "The cereal that thinks it's a milkshake"Car sickness stories you can't unhearWhy British soldiers were fed beef to beat NapoleonThe intermittent fasting dizzy spell confessionsThat time vegetarianism ended with a £30 steakFrom childhood sugar addiction to middle-aged egg obsession, we share the unfiltered truth about every diet trend we've survived. Plus: why modern food is simultaneously better and worse than ever.Warning: Contains discussions of questionable 90s parenting and excessive egg consumption.Timestamps:00:00 The golden age of chemical breakfast05:00 Nesquik and the rabbit situation10:00 Sugar-coated Weetabix technique15:00 Why the British Empire ran on breakfast20:00 Intermittent fasting reality check25:00 The keto energy crash30:00 Candida detox revelation35:00 7 years of vegetarianism40:00 Why McDonald's got smaller45:00 What we actually eat now50:00 The microplastic apocalypse55:00 Final diet advice🎧 New episodes every week💬 What 90s food do you miss most?🔔 Subscribe for more honest health talk#Diet #Nutrition #90sKids #Keto #IntermittentFasting #Paleo #Health #Food #Breakfast #Cereal #Nostalgia #WeightLoss #Carnivore #Vegetarian #PodcastSubscribe to our channel on YouTubeCheck out our website at temporallyscripted.comFollow us on X, too!

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Send us Fan Mail Remember when breakfast was just sugar-coated sugar with a side of sugar? Jack Austin and Adam Garcia take a hilarious journey through decades of terrible food choices, failed diets, and the shocking truth about what we fed kids in the 90s. From Nesquik cereal (yes, the rabbit poop one) to modern carnivore diets, we share what actually worked for our health - and what definitely didn't. In this episode, we reveal: ✓ Why 90s breakfast cereals were basically dessert in a ...

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