Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2018/07/02/its-not-easy-to-make-lucky-c.html
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If you wish to make some Lucky Charms from scratch, you must first invent the leprechaun.
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How I miss Carl Sagan…
I regret I have but one like to give.
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I always thought it would be fun to own an industrial grade cereal extruder, but sadly I don’t have 200A service going to my home.
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this is INSANE – and i watched the whole thing. ain’t no way i’m going to try to replicate that recipe. i feel for her.
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The marshmallows are easier to make:
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I stipulate the headline is correct.
But why would you want to 
Just because a thing can be done does not mean it should be done.
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Im guessing this video series is looking great in the marketing department’s pie charts, even though it isnt as practical as the mashed potato video.
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If you want something that’s easier than this process, and tastes better than Lucky Charms, give the store brand knock-off a try. They’re usually called something like “Magic Stars” or “Hidden Treasures.” The oat pieces are far superior to the General Mills oat pieces; the squeaky bits are about the same. All this, of course, IMHO.
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It’s easy peasy for me. I just tell my leprechaun to whip me up a bowlful of something magically delicious. Invariably, it’s always a bowl of Lucky Charms. Why can’t my leprechaun make something else? Surprise me leprechaun!
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I concur. It’s what I used to buy for my boys. I just told them a wood fairy made them. They couldn’t tell the difference.
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One of each please… I meant one whole pie of each. Thank you! 
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That there is just frightening.
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Real life pie chart.
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The tablecloth after you put that near me, sure would be
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Not sure we have these in the UK. Probably, but never seen 'em. How much sugar per 100g? 99g? They look almost pure sugar like most cereal.
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They are composed of 90% sugar and 10% Elder Gods
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