Post Holdings Inc - St. Louis, Missouri

M P.

So..... here is a hypothetical question.

Who would be financially liable if two women were injured while riding their horses next to a wind turbine?

A) the wind turbine company
B) the landowner
C) the faceless horses
D) Trump
E) the faceless women themselves
F) the cereal company that decided it was a good idea to market their raisin bran by showing one Caucasian female and one female that could possibly be viewed as any or a mixture of the following... African American, Native American, Latino American, and Asian American... riding horses close to a wind turbine.

Lastly, without faces or detectable feminine development, it is difficult to judge the age of these women.... perhaps they are minors with parental neglect factoring in.

I am only going to say this once, intrigued reader.... educate yourself.

Honest review of the cereal.... it tasted like raisin bran.

Nothing special.... RAISIN BRAN!!!!

If you want to pay for non-GMO cereal made using renewable energy, who am I to stop you, I just recommend that you don't eat it with your dog on your lap while driving your Subaru.

The liability for catastrophe is exponentially clearer in that instance.

Kyle

Before getting married we rescued an older dog with lots of medical issues which helped us be better parents with regard to nutrition. Our Emma made us a family and helped us realize marriage was what we wanted and we could never repay that gift but we tried. I purchased this product when availability of alternatives were low and the first thing I saw was LONG LASTING. I thought great that's perfect to keep our dog busy since she has been anxious lately. We took a Christmas vacation and then moved as soon as we returned and we found long lasting chews really helped her reset and perk up. These chews however are gone within 15 seconds of giving them to our dog. I feel so horrible since she loves chew treats and she looks at me like why can't I have more. She doesn't understand that we can't justify giving her treats in excess and we felt horrible until we could find another type that lasted. I realize to some it wouldn't be a big deal but to us she is our everything and we feel like we let her down. This product is most definitely guilty of false advertising which technically is theft by deception. Class action in the making.

David D.

Post Foods Inc manages some good companies but sadly the negatives stick out. I love premier but had two different cases bought at a Costco club thad had defects due to the lid design. I got competition for 1 but not the other, or Michael's food owned by Post holdings has multiple unethical events and Post doesn't step in however Post claims to have high standards. To those companies ran by Post that keeps getting high reviews keep it up for those that dont such as Michael's maybe some change is needed. Until i see change I wouldn't recommend anything but to stay away from the Post brands until they promote a standard across the table for each of their operations

Albert F.

googel wants me to write longer reviews to make them more better and helpful to the readers. let me tell you about honey bunch of oats from the wondeful company post holdings. honey bunch of oats is my second favorite serial of all time only second behind my favorite waffle crisp which post retired/destroyed. that made me very angry. post holdings will still have my business however because honey bunch of oats is so so good it has everything me and my wife agnres love such as. the following honey, crunch, almonds, hole grains, and, sugar. it is truely a trifecta of flavors that come together so much

Gareth C. E.

Stealing the name of a band to market a new cereal product, and then trying to sue the band so they lose their name... just terrible behaviour.

Danka B.

Renee J.

Bernie M.