Why cereal bowls are not shaped like a cone?
Cereal bowls are not typically shaped like a cone because they would not be as functional as a bowl with a wider base and rounded sides. A cone-shaped bowl would make it difficult to eat cereal, as the cereal would tend to slide down the sides and pool at the bottom. Additionally, there would be a higher chance of spilling the cereal when eating from a cone-shaped bowl.
For these reasons, most cereal bowls are designed with a wider base and rounded sides, which makes them more stable and easier to eat from.
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