Papageientaucher lieben Frühstücksflocken.

So this proposal goes to the people at Puffins incorporated. The German words don’t exactly flow off the tongue. However, I think eating Puffins in the morning in Germany can be an experience to start your day off, just right.

Guten Morgan Papageientaucher isst etwas Frühstücksflocken.

5 responses to “European Cereal Rebrand”

  1. vermavkv Avatar

    That’s fascinating, 🖼️✨ The title itself — European Cereal Rebrand — sounds both playful and thought-provoking, and the line “Papageientaucher lieben Frühstücksflocken” adds such a delightful, whimsical touch. Beautiful painting.❤️

  2. K Mark Schofer Avatar

    I was just talking to my daughter in Germany, and she didn’t even realize the word for puffin existed in German.

    And this, the word for cereal is another German monstrosity

  3. vermavkv Avatar

    Nice painting.

  4. vermavkv Avatar

    I think, that’s such a delightful little linguistic discovery! 😊 It’s always amusing how some words simply don’t make their way into everyday use, even in one’s native language. And yes — German compound words can be quite the adventure! They manage to turn even the simplest things, like “cereal,” into something that sounds like it belongs in a science lab. 😄 Language never fails to surprise and entertain!

  5. Stephanie Avatar
    Stephanie

    Dignified stand. 🙂

I would love to hear you opinion as well

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