Pouring a big bowl of breakfast cereal only to find out there’s no milk left can be frustrating.

Whether it’s dairy or plant-based, many wouldn’t think of diving into a bowl of cereal without some milk. However, a study conducted by Kellogg’s in 2015 found that up to a fifth of Americans eat their cereal with OJ instead of milk. But breakfast cereal isn’t typically made with orange juice in mind, and some combinations would be plain weird, like Peanut Butter Crunch and OJ, for example.

Still, they persevered. Tropicana heard of this cereal and juice phenomenon and went to work formulating a breakfast behemoth best accompanied by orange juice.