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"There comes a time in the history of every great nation when its citizens must pull together in the face of adversity. My fellow Americans, this is one of those times. Eggo waffles are in seriously short supply.  Kellogg, which makes the popular fr   ozen waffle and its assorted varieties, announced this week that due to various mechanical and situational problems, they will be forced to ration their waffles based on sales of the product in markets around the country. Actually, this is just the latest in a string of stumbles for Eggo.  &amp;quot;We are experiencing temporary Eggo product supply constraints caused by a confluence of events,&amp;quot; said Kellogg spokesperson Kris Charles in an email. Flooding at Kellogg&amp;#039;s Atlanta plant in September as well mechanical problems at its Rossville, Tenn., plant have been adding to corporate headaches going back almost three months.  In September, tests also found traces of the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes in waffles in their Atlanta plant. Kellogg recalled a limited number of waffles but no illnesses were reported. Flooding in northern Georgia this past week has only added to the problem, forcing the company to close the plant yet again. The shortage is expected to continue through the first half of 2010 but Kellogg has set up an Eggo mailing list to update customers on their progress. In the meanwhile, may I suggest toast?  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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