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Kellogg's Ltd
The Kellogg Building
Talbot Road
Manchester
M16 0PU
Dear Kellogg's
I attach a letter I recently sent to Interpet, which I would like
you to read before continuing.
It occurred to me that if my son Henry preferred Floating
Food Hoops to your Honey Nut Loops then my collection of
Japanese Koi fish might prefer Honey Nut Loops to Floating
Food Hoops. I decided to find out, for if this proved to be
the case I could save myself quite a bit of money, Floating
Food Hoops being five times as expensive as Honey Nut Loops.
Sadly the experiment was not a success. Not only did most of
the Koi shun the Honey Nut Loops completely, but the only one
that ate them died the following day.
The exercise wasn't a complete disaster, however, as my wife
and I had the Koi for supper with some oven chips, and very
nice it was too, but as it had cost me over £200 not so long
ago it isn't a meal I want to eat too often.
Why the fish died is something of a mystery.
I have looked at the list of ingredients on
the Honey Nut Loops packet and they aren't
a great deal different to the ingredients in
Floating Food Hoops. Where they do differ is
that you use niacin and folic acid. Could it
be either of these two substances which caused
the demise of my Koi?
Yours faithfully 
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