When I was much younger my mom was always stingy with regards to buying us branded breakfast cereals, as opposed to the supermarket versions. However she has no such qualms with buying Kellogg's Variety Packs when they were on offer, even though all of us are now grown-ups with much bigger stomachs! The Kellogg's Variety Pack is a selection of 8 popular Kellogg's cereals in bitesize (25g) boxes, essentially providing a daily bowl with each box. The current cereals in a variety pack include 'Coco Pops' (x2), 'Rice Krispies', 'Corn Flakes', 'Frosties' (x2), 'Rice Krispies Multigrain' and 'Coco Pops Moons and Stars'. The lineup des change with the newer cereals ...  Read the complete review

Kellogg's Variety Packs contain eight small boxes of Kellogg's cereals, held together in a cellophane wrapper. Although the contents of variety packs tend to change over time as new cereals are introduced by Kellogg's, the current variety packs on offer in supermarkets appear to contain Rice Krispies, Ricicles, Coco Pops, Coco Pops Munchers, Frosties, Cornflakes. Other cereals that I have previously seen featured in these packs include Rice Krispies Multigrain, Honey Loops and various others. Because the pack includes lots of different cereals, they are often taken on holidays where a group or family all like different ones but do not have the space to take ...  Read the complete review

When I do my grocery shopping I usually spend my time looking for special offers and shop's own brands that are cheaper than the branded items. However we went on holiday recently and I wanted to bring some breakfast cereals for the children to eat when we were away. I had decided in my mind to get the Kelloggs Variety Pack, I don't usually buy these as I find they are very expensive for what you get, however as luck would have it Asda had them on offer at £1.00 per packet. I find that if you shop around one or other of the big supermarkets usually have these packs on some sort of special offer. I bought three packets, two to take with me and one for home. So ...  Read the complete review

Whenever I go shopping, my children always pester me to buy a Kellogg's Variety Pack and normally I refuse on the grounds that a) the pack is too expensive, b) the cereal volume to cost ratio is uneconomical and c) nobody will eat the Cornflakes. However, whilst shopping in Asda last week, my eagle-eyed children spotted the pack on offer at £1 instead of the normal price of £1.89, which blew two of my arguments out of the water straight away - needless to say I ended up buying one. Everyone is familiar with Kellogg's Variety Packs as they have been around for years and despite the fact you don't actually get a lot of cereal for your money, they still remain ...  Read the complete review

There's something a bit special about Kellogg's variety packs which are a definate treat in our house. I remember years ago having a small selection of these little boxes on the breakfast table of a little b&b which I stayed in as a child. They must have been around for some time now! About 10 days ago I saw these variety packs on offer in Iceland for £1 and couldn't resist buying a pack. there are 8 boxes of 23g of cereal which worked out at 12.5p. this particular pack contained: 1 x rice krispes 2 x cocopops (megamunchers) 2 x cornflakes 1 x rice krispies (multi grain) 2 x ...  Read the complete review