I feel the need to point out that this product is probably not intended to "imitate the taste of breakfast." The Japanese don't eat pancakes for breakfast, they consider it a desert. Same goes for donuts. I think most Japanese people would be really surprised to discover that anyone ate these sweets for breakfast. Frankly, I think it's pretty weird myself.

Akira had spectacular animation for its time, and the fact that it still looks great today is a testament to that, but I dispute the idea that it was "the last completely hand-created animated feature." I'm fairly sure that Hayao Miyazaki continued to make all of his movies completely hand-drawn until a decade after Akira, when a very small amount (on the order of 10%-20%) of the animation in Princess Mononoke used some computer aid. As to the claim that "No other animation in history... focused so much attention to detail in every single aspect, on every single frame and background," again I would point you to Miyazaki's films of the '80's and '90's: during the production of each film he checked every single key frame himself (I think Princess Mononoke had on the order of 40,000 key animation cells) and personally redrew them if they weren't up to his standards.