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I’m able to taste some of it, but it’s more accurately a less-sweet Frosted Flakes or a more-sweet Honey Bunches of Oats (apparently Kellogg’s is spraying it everywhere and bringing Post into this mess).
I noticed last week that Cinnamon Frosted Flakes don't have the peanut warning. To keep up with all of our product finds and Junk Bantering in real time, follow us on social media at the links below! Considering that General Mills completely EVISCERATED Tony with the Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes, Kellogg’s punch back doesn’t have much force behind it. Good news is they confirmed that the Corn Flakes are safe for me to eat because they are not made on the same production line than the other two. Frosted flakes says that they may contain traces of peanuts because of the Honey nut Corn Flakes. What's the most outdated thing you still use today? I am holiday so I called Kellogg's today. If you’re one to give General Mills the benefit of the doubt, they originally chose the exact same shade of blue and a damn similar white typeface that Kellogg’s uses for the box, which they changed soon after, possibly to avoid (or in response to) the threat of any potential litigation. Copyright © 2020 Multiply Media, LLC. I wrote a letter to Kellogg’s and they told me “there are no nuts in the cereal, “Honey Nut” is just a flavor description, the flavoring contains no nuts, and these are not made with the same equipment as products that contain nuts. Those belong to Kellogg’s. Facebook: www.facebook.com/junkbanter Now, I wonder what of the Corn Flakes? The only problem I had with it is the name: There are no nuts in Kellogg’s Honey Nut Corn Flakes, no nuts at all. Eat oatmeal with brown sugar and a pound of cheese. Neither. I know Kellogg is a responsible company but I can't help wonder if it would be safe for me to eat Corn Flakes. Or maybe you just wanted to create a new flavor of Frosted Flakes. I tend to agree with AnnaMarie. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. They are putting in artificial flavor. Just wondering about Special K cereal...... Well, apparently Kellogg's didn't get back to me. (I wrote to Kellogg’s asking why the word “nut” is in this variety of Frosted Flakes when the product does not contain nuts and they …
Kellogg's honey Nut Frosted Flakes also makes a great addition to your favorite yogurt or as the base for a fun homemade trail mix—the mouthwatering options are endless. Youngvader, if Kellogg's can guarantee that there are no peanut or nut-derived ingredients in the artificial flavouring I think it should be okay. Considering that General Mills completely EVISCERATED Tony with the Lucky Charms Frosted Flakes, Kellogg’s punch back doesn’t have much force behind it.
Whatever. Folks, we are in the midst of one of the greatest junk food wars of all-time, or maybe I just made it up. a gallon of strawberry quik.
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