Jason Kelce Fires Back at Critics of His New Cereal Venture
Former NFL player Jason Kelce, 36, is speaking out against critics of his latest business venture – a cereal mix created in collaboration with his brother Travis, 34, and General Mills.
The cereal mix, dubbed “The Kelce Mix,” combines three classic cereals: Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, and Reese’s Puffs. While many fans are excited about the new product, not everyone is a fan. One critic, former food and pharmaceutical consultant Calley Means, took to social media to express his disapproval.
Means argued that athletes like the Kelce brothers should not be promoting unhealthy foods that can harm children’s metabolic health. However, Jason Kelce was quick to respond, sharing his own experience with the cereals as a child.
“I grew up on these products, Calley, and I was a perfectly healthy, fit child, because I enjoyed them in moderation and when on the go for quick meals when both my parents didn’t have time to cook,” Jason explained. “I appreciate you spreading information on what is healthy for people and kids, and I take the obesity epidemic as a country and for kids seriously.”
Jason also emphasized the importance of balance, saying, “But there is also room to eat cereal and ice cream and candy in the right quantities in conjunction with a healthy lifestyle.”
Jason, who shares three daughters with his wife Kylie, also recently revealed that he has lost nearly 20 pounds since retiring from the NFL in March. He hopes to continue his weight loss journey to improve his overall health and be more energetic for his children.
When asked about expanding his family, Jason said that he and Kylie are focused on raising their three daughters for now, but they do have their hands full. He added that Kylie has always wanted a big family, so they will see what the future holds.
Jason Kelce’s response to criticism of his cereal venture showcases his commitment to promoting a balanced lifestyle and defending his business endeavors.