The company this week said that it plans to churn out several trial batches of monogrammed flakes to test the new technology, which involves a complex process that projects a concentrated beam of laser light onto a small spot on each flake.
From there, the company says, mirror galvanometers steer the beam to create multiple vectors that reflect the laser from different angles, ultimately creating the signature image. All that concentrated energy from the laser impart a darker, toasted appearance to the word \"Kellogg's,\" but without affecting the taste, officials insist.