Kellogg's Hot Oat Krumbly Fruit Reviews

Kellogg's Hot Oat Krumbly Fruit Breakfast

Product Type: Kellogg's Breakfast

Newest Review: ... Hot Oat Krumbly comes in quite a small box, which is a dark reddish colour with the standard Kellogg's trading logo and an ... more

 ... image of a spoonful of the cereal on the front. The rear of the pack gives nutritional information, ingredients, dietary/allergy advice, heating/serving instructions, recycling information and Kellogg's contact details together with their quality claim. Inside the box, as with most cereals, the contents are inside a sealed white plastic bag. The instructions on the box recommend heating up 125ml of milk in the microwave, then carefully removing then stirring into a single portion (45g) of the cereal. The ...more

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GentleGenius
Kellogg's Hot Oat Krumbly Fruit: A bowl of mush (915 words)
by - written on 13/05/11, updated on  13/05/11 (Very useful, 144 readings)
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PRICE: Normally £1.99 for 350g at my local Sainsbury's but currently £1 on special offer NUTRITIONAL INFORMATON (per 45g serving with 125ml of semi-skimmed milk):- Calories: 273 Protein: 7g Carbohydrate: 34g (of which sugars): 19g Starch: 15g Fat: 12g (of which saturates): 7g Fibre: 2.5g Sodium: 0.15g Salt: 0.45g Thiamin (vitamin B1): 0.4mg Riboflavin (vitamin B2) 0.7mg Niacin: 4.7mg Vitamin B6: 0.6mg Folic acid: 58µg Vitamin B12: 0.77µg Iron: 2.4mg INGREDIENTS:- Rolled oats, raisins, coconut, banana chips, banana vegetable oil, sugar, cranberry ...  Read the complete review

ImVeryNice
Kut out the jaw ache! (610 words)
by - written on 26/02/11 (Very useful, 77 readings)
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Have you ever given up eating a bowl of tasty-looking, crunchy muesli because it made your jaw ache so? Well I have. Not only ache but set the joints cracking and popping so much I thought it would dislocate. Not the best way to start the day. If only I could find the time to do those jaw strengthening exercises! It seems Kelloggs have come up with the answer to my problem by marketing a muesli to be eaten with warm milk, which is effectively what Hot Oat Krumbly is. There are two versions, Fruit and Original, which apart from some dried coconut means without the fruit pieces. My encounter with Krumbly was as a half-price offer in my local Co-op. At ...  Read the complete review

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