If POST & SCHICK merged and became a kitchenware company, they would sell ___

CHOPSTICKS

Think of a utensil that combines the first half of one brand with the last half of the other.

The clue plays on combining the names of two brands—POST (as in Post cereal) and SCHICK (the razor company)—to form a new word. When you merge "post" and "Schick," you get "post-Schick," which sounds like "chopstick." The joke is that if these two unrelated brands joined forces as a kitchenware company, their product would logically be chopsticks, blending the words in a punny way.