Well well well.

The donut vs donut hole debate is a trap, though, that even the most brilliant breakfast-savvy mathematician fall into.

Truth is, the original flat flakes had infinitely more glaze than either the donut hole or the donut, mathematically speaking.

But because Kelloggs compared the donut hole to the donut, people are easily tricked into settling for the most optimal of these two shapes, while completely ignoring that either shape is a massive step backward for any cereal lover out there.

This is blatant case of enshittification, Kellogg's. It's not Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrreat.