The Grand Prize of the 1999 Demented Breakfast Cereal Treat Extravaganza was created by Lori, John, and Peter, and was constructed with Smacks, Cheerios, Cocoa Puffs, Cinnamon Chex, and Shredded Wheat.

Panorama of Moses, the Ten Commandments, the Children of Israel, and the Molten Calf

Exodus 32: 7-8. "And the Lord said unto Moses, go get thee down; for the people which thou broughtest out of the land of Egypt have corrupted themselves. They have turned aside quickly out of the way which I commanded them; they have made them a molten calf, and have worshipped it, and have sacrificed thereunto, and said, these be thy gods, O Israel, which have brought thee up out of the land of Egypt."

The Big Scene

Moses Atop Mount Sinai with the Ten Commandments

Worshipping the Molten Calf

Idolatrous Israelites

Most Geographic DBCT

"Wisconsinite's Crispy Delight," by Mary Terselic
Recipe: 60 mini-marshmallows, 1 Rand McNally map, 4 tbs butter, 7 cups Rice Crispies, 1 pkg Tootie Fruities. Mix basic Krispie Treat concoction. While warm, shape into facsimile of Wisconsin. Sort blue Tootie Fruities from package and crush. Use blue mixture for lakes and river. Garnish with major cities in Tootie Fruitie colors of your choice.

Most Edible DBCT

Cocoa Puff chocolate cake by Brian
Yum. Yum.

Most Historic DBCT

"Portrait of Andy in 1970" by Chris and Amber
Rice Krispies, chocolate and cherry icing flavors, gold foil, plastic tape, and original  button acquired at anti-war movement conference in 1970 on occasion of Chris' first meeting with Andy.

Most Bizarre DBCT

Rendering of copper etching by William Blake from "The Book of Urizen," by Timothy Harris
Oatmeal flakes and sweetly polychromatic Froot Loop cereal fragments.

Silliest DBCT

Cereal Killer, by Stella and Steve

Featuring the Corn Flake Chicken, Tony the Tiger, Snap, Crackle and Pop, the Lucky Charms Leprechaun, the Trix Rabbit, Sugar Bear, Captain Crunch, and Quisp.

Most Globally Significant DBCT

"Lifeffel Tower" by Craig and Jessie
Constructed with Life cereal and Elmer's glue.

Birthday Card, by Cynthia
Pop Tart and AlphaBits

"Andy 49" necklace, by Mike and Beth
Rice Krispies and Fruit Loops

Cocoa Puff Flambé, by Miriam and Harold

Fortune cookies, by Dora and Dave
Rice Krispies and genuine fortunes on tiny paper slips

Grits gift, by Joannie

Pancake Hat, by Jude
Cherry Jello with organic multigrain cereal and whipped cream

"The Face of Kenji", self-portrait by Kenji as his face looks when he has lost his keys
Froot Loops and pretzels

Monica Trix, by Jim and Bob

Monogrammed Ping Pong paddle, by Johnny and Nancy
Lucky Charms

Pingpong Table, Ball, and Paddles, by Daj
Pop Tarts, icing, and Rice Krispies, with cardboard substructure

Oscar the Poodle, by Daj
Rice Krispies and chocolate icing

Little People by Sarah
A Froot Loops Family

Trix counting contest, by Nancy
Approximately 586 Trix components (only Nancy knows for sure, but Lori was closest guesser)