Frosted Flakes: This is another sugary cereal on the long list of my childhood favorites. It was first introduced in 1952 and is still going strong today. There have been numerous varieties through the years, but there are currently five or six different varieties actively available from Kellogg's depending on when I post this. Tony the Tiger has been the cereal's mascot since its inception and is often heard delivering his iconic phrase "they're gr-r-reat!". The concept of the cereal is fairly basic as it is crunchy corn flakes covered in a sparkling sugar frosting. I enjoy eating this cereal with milk or dry, but a word of caution when eating dry as the crunchy corn flakes can cause havoc on the mouth. It was good with Saturday morning cartoons back in the day and today I still think they taste gr-r-reat! Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews My Favorite Sugary Cereals: 1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch) 2. Waffle Crisp 3. Frosted Flakes 4. OREO O's 5. Cap'n Crunch read more

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Who doesn't love a bowl of cereal of one of the beloved flavors made by the Kellog Company? Heck, I enjoy so much that I have Kellog branded bowls in various designs. They have a line to measure one cup, which I love for portioning out. Nothing beats a weekend at home with a bowl of cereal while cozy in the recliner! Recently, I enjoyed watching a nostalgic cartoon (X-men Evolution) with a bowl. Yum! read more

Kellogg Company - Love my Kellogg's cereal bowls - Grocery Near Me - Battle Creek, Michigan

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Although in my senior years I eat very little cereal, great childhood memories of Kellogg's Corn Flakes is something that's hard to forget. This was more of a snack item than a breakfast one for me. I remember how those corn flakes turned magical in a bowl with added ice cold milk and sugar. read more

Ran into Unfrosted on Netflix which for the uninitiated, is Jerry Seinfeld's farce about the origins of Kellogg's immortal Pop Tarts breakfast pastry in 1963. I can't say the film was particularly good but the jokes and gags just kept coming making this silly enterprise eminently watchable and extremely entertaining. Special mention to Bill Burr as a discombobulated JFK and Hugh Grant as Frosted Flakes icon Tony the Tiger who does a hilarious take on the Viking clad marauder who attacked the Capitol on January, 5th. A mediocre film but an extremely fun watch. As Jerry says, Pop Tarts have no expiration date because they were never fresh. Five Frosted stars. read more

It was a beautiful building but not welcoming to visitors at this location. I could not even get a cup of coffee in their cafeteria! The young lady that was working at the desk when I first came in, was very nice. She was new on the job, but was trying very hard to help me as I was new to the area. She and her coworker were very kind and helped me with a recommendation for a donut shop in the area. And they were spot on!! Very grateful! read more

Who doesn't love a Cheez-It or an Eggo? I can't think of a single American who hasn't downed a few Pop-Tarts during his or her lifetimes. Jif Peanut Butter was the "high end" peanut butter when I was growing up, and we often had to substitute store brand or generic peanut butter for our peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and peanut butter crackers in our school lunches. Special K was also a favorite cereal growing up and we would top it off with powdered milk reconstituted with water in lieu of more expensive milk purchased at the grocery store. I did not know the Kellogg Company is now "Kellanova." Kellogg had some iconic mascots over time, such as "Snap, Crackle and Pop" for Rice Crispies, "Toucan Sam" for Froot Loops cereal, and "Dig 'Em Frog" for Honey Smacks. And who doesn't fondly recall the slogan "L'eggo my Eggo" developed in 1972. Oops, I almost forgot "Tony the Tiger" the mascot for Frosted Flakes" (or "Froosties") cereal. Tony always said the familiar "They're gr-r-reat!" catchphrase. I recall consuming a lot of (likely store brand) Eggos during my college years and after, that were whole wheat based. Maybe I dreamt that because I don't see any current whole wheat Eggos offered. Thanks, Kellogg for being iconically American and providing the core of countless American breakfasts and snacks!! read more

My fondest early Dad memories are sitting on our front porch, at night, after he got home from 2nd shift at the mill. We would sit, mostly on silence, while we ate a big bowl of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, it was a pretty regular ritual and I cherished those special moments. While I have been a consumer of so many Kellogg's products for my entire life. The aforementioned Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Special K, Cheerios, Raisin bran, Apple Jacks, and more, plus the occasional Pop-Tarts or Eggo or Nutri-Grain or Special K bars have found their way into my breakfast diet over the years. Then snack wise who doesn't dig some Cheez-It crackers, Famous Amos cookies, or Pringles? Seriously ;-) I've probably tried about everything the make, well maybe not the MorningStar Farms veggie burgers, but if I put them in a couple Eggo waffles, who knows what might happen. LOL But the reason for this review is to rave about my latest Kellogg's discovery. Thanks to spending nearly 5 days in the hospital, with my sweetheart, I made multiple trips to the vending machines where, by chance, I hit the button for Cheez-It Snap'd chips. I saw baked, Cheddar Sour Cream & Onion, and 100% real cheese and thought why not. Sure, I will admit to eating an entire box of Cheez-It's in one sitting, and I've had the Puff'D, Grooves, Duoz, as well as Extra Crunchy and the Snack Mix but there's something special about Snap'd. They've definitely found my sweet spot with light, crunchy, cheesy goodness that will no doubt be my future favorite cracker of choice. Bottom line: Kellogg's has been a household name for over 100 years, and next 100 are looking pretty good. I will be Cheez-It Snap'd customer for years to come!! Try 'em, bet yo can't eat just one :-) read more

Kellogg Company - Now I've found them at my local grocery store, so my new addiction is safe for now :-) - Grocery Near Me - Battle Creek, Michigan

In 1876, John Harvey Kellogg became the superintendent of the Battle Creek Sanitarium. By the time Covid-19 gets through with me sanitarium food will be my norm! The two Kellogg Brothers wanted to improve the patients vegetarian diet. That's how the corn flake was born. Maybe that's where the term flakey came from! The list of Kellogg Cereals and products is astronomical. I love frosted mini wheats. I don't eat a lot of their products in my old age. Way too much sugar. I enjoy Cheez It's now and then. This company is noted for misleading advertising in the past. All I need to do is read the labels to know it's not good for me! There's plenty of documentaries about the Kellogg's and the Company. About two months ago I watched one on CUNY TV. That's City University of New York for those of you that don't live here. I've said it before but I'll say it again. Healthy or not Kelloggs has your attention and your grocery money. Do your homework before you put it in your families kitchen. If they're not keeping us fit nutritionally let's make them adapt! read more

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Everyone enjoys a snack and one of mine has always been "Cheez It's". They are made by the Kellogg Company. The original founders of Cheez It's was Green - Green Company in 1921. Then they were acquired in 1932 by Sunshine Foods. Then in 1996 Keebler Company acquired them from Sunshine Foods. Then in 2001 Kellogg company acquired them from sunshine. Quite a history with Cheez It's. Kellogg Company has several manufacturing plants in 180 countries. We all remember Cornflakes and many other cereals they manufacture. I always liked Cornflakes, "they're great". LOL We all like chips, pretzels, etc., but 1 of my favorites is Cheez It. They come in 14 varieties. There's no Trans Fat no Cholesterol or Sugar. 1 gram dietary fiber, 3 grams of protein. So if you like cheese, give "Cheez It" a try. read more

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I like corn flakes I cannot lie pour in some almond milk and it sure to satisfy. A few weeks ago I was watch Netflix's Stranger Things and all of sudden hunger it brings so down the street I drive to Kroger got stuck behind some ole lady croaker who shouldn't be allowed behind a motor... So I went to the back towards the frozen aisle I also figure I should pick up some toothpaste and Dial Walked all around until I found my blueberry eggos where the front of box has a photo that show a round waffle thingie with butter and syrup overflow Went through the self check out line near the right seemed the quickest since it was nearly midnight talked to the dude cashier who has great wit also cause he looks like Doctor Who's David Tennant. When I got home in the toaster my eggos goes I made sure the dial was turned onto medium toast cause burnt eggos would be totally gross. So Thanks Kellogs for my midnight snack I also like coco puffs, Cheeze it and Apple Jack. read more

Kellogg Company - Blueberry eggo to go with Stranger Things 3...Eleven for President! - Grocery Near Me - Battle Creek, Michigan

Kellogg Co. was started by Dr. Kellogg in 1901 with an emphasis on health products ala corn flakes, granola. Kellogg's is now a multinational food company selling a wide range of food products. unfortunately, these same products are seldom made of healthy ingredients. to wit, most are filled with food additives, sugar, salt, oils, fats, corn syrups, colors, processed flour, chemical compounds ad nauseum. bon appetit! read more

In regards to HONEY SMACKS! I have to double check the expiration date to make sure they weren't old! The taste stale & no honey taste! I gee why they had to change the recipe because of the salmonella incident but WHO CARES!! I won't be buying these again unless they go back to the old guy recipe! read more

Kellogg Company - Honey smacks - Grocery Near Me - Battle Creek, Michigan

I am looking for a Doane who was a founder of Kellogg Cereal Company. I'm with y'all in the respect that I don't think the majority of their food is healthy. It's laced with sugar, artificial flavoring, artificial coloring and stuff that I've never heard. No wonder cancer and other diseases are on the increase. We were healthier eating a Cave Man's Diet, I have Celiac and Microscopic Diseases and the only cereal I can eat is Kellogg's Rice Krispies. I am a Type 1 Diabetic along with my autoimmune gut diseases. I am related to this Ms. or Mr. Doane, and I find nothing on this person in the Kellogg pages. Would y'all know anything? read more

The hidden inflation tax is alive and well, I just opened this box of crackers and noticed how low the cracker stacks are. This is way more than the space used to be, and besides, the crackers are broken anyway. Not happy... read more

Kellogg Company - Grocery Near Me - Battle Creek, Michigan

0 stars. the ingredients are of very poor choice and quality. i wouldn't recommend a single thing this company sells to anyone. bad.

It's a garbage company that has made billions selling garbage products. Their products are mostly white flour and sugar which has a has killed millions of people and Kellogg's doesn't care. Also they don't give a damn about their employees, so they are blight on our society. Kellogg's will leave a legacy of being users and selling out for some money. read more

If you try to upload receipts for Keurig coffee cup giveaway, you better try again, and again, and again, and again. This site sucks, not worth the time and aggravation. I will no longer buy kellogg products or any company they own. read more

All I gottta say is Rice Krispies y'all!! Edit: in responce to my first review. Another word. CRISPIX !! read more