A group of friends are deciding what to eat for dinner. One of them, Junior, suggests cereal, which is against the "rules" as stated in the "Eat Handbook." Despite this, they decide to eat cereal anyway, fearing the "Food Police." They then discover a magic wand in a box of cereal that actually works, leading to a series of mishaps, including turning one of the friends, Joseph, into a frog and then a hand, and turning Chef Pee Pee into a girl. Eventually, the Food Police arrive, but the friends use the wand to turn themselves into pigs and escape. In the end, they discover that the wand's magic can be activated by simply saying what they want, rather than using a specific phrase or rhyme.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A group of friends discuss what to eat for dinner.
2. One of them, Junior, suggests eating cereal, which is against the rules according to the "Eat Handbook".
3. They decide to eat cereal anyway and grab their favorite cereals.
4. Cody finds a magic wand in his cereal box and uses it to cast spells.
5. The wand appears to be real, and Cody uses it to give Joseph a third eye.
6. Cody then uses the wand to turn Junior into a frog and later back into a human.
7. Cody also uses the wand to change Chef Pee Pee's voice and later turns him into a girl.
8. The group decides to use the wand one more time before breaking it.
9. Cody uses the wand to give himself a bigger wiener.
10. The Food Police arrive and arrest the group for eating breakfast for dinner.
11. Cody uses the wand to turn himself and his friends into pigs to escape the Food Police.
12. The group discovers that the wand's magic is not limited to the wacky phrases Cody was saying earlier.