Kellogg's Frosties Reviews

Loving cereal the way I do I get through tons in a week as I truly do believe the motto that breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Without it I always feel weak and lethargic and as a regular gym user I need all the energy and help I can get! I do like a sweet cereal me and if a cereal hasn't got sugar on it I'll add it! This ...  Read the complete review

Ok so frosties are getting a lot of bad press at the moment but is all this so called new information about them really anything new to us. Yes ok they have sugar in them but haven't we really been told this a number of times already and in all fairness I personally expect to find added sugar in a sweetened cereal. I'm classed as a adult and ...  Read the complete review

Every evening when I settle down to watch TV I find I have a craving to nibble or crunch on sweet things but as both my daughters have now left home I refuse to buy biscuits as I know I'll eat them all myself. Last night I felt the need for something sweet & was pleased to find some Kellogg's Frosties which looked as if they'd do the ...  Read the complete review

Mmmmm, sugar coated Frosties. The cereal I loved as a child, but wasn't allowed to have too much of. I always hated corn flakes, finding them far too bland and boring, which not much substance to them, but Frosties were kind of like cord flakes dressed to impress, with a sort of suguary glaze coating that made them sweeter, and feel more ...  Read the complete review

As a treat for this week the healthy wholemeal toast has been put to one side and I have purchased an old school favourite, Kellogg's Frosties! The box I have is the 750g pack and is predominately blue with the familiar face of Tony the Tiger on the front. Items detailed on the box include the ingredients (maize, sugar, barley malt ...  Read the complete review

Cereal is usually what I plump for in the morning, really because it is quick and easy. However, after getting stuck in a rut, I felt that breakfast was getting to be the most boring meal of the day. So I switched to Frosties. Retailing at about 1.80 per box, it is available at pretty much all supermarkets as it's a pretty popular ...  Read the complete review

I find cereals quite hard to pick as I'm very fussy about what I eat in the morning and to be honest I just think that most the cereals out there taste a bit bland and boring. Well frosties are basically exactly the same as corn flakes however they have a frosted coating of sugar already on them as well. I quite like my cornflakes, and ...  Read the complete review

Kellogg's Frosties are a cereal that has been around for a long time, with its long standing marketing campaign based around Tony the Tiger, who many will recognise him from his catch phrase, 'They're Grrrrrreat.' Frosties come in a blue box with Tony prominent on the front, the packaging hasn't changed much over the years and I think ...  Read the complete review

I recently bought some Frosties cereal as it used to be one of my favourites and after having a bowl this morning, it brought back good memories, however it wasn't as special as I had thought. It contains cereal similar to Kellogg's Corn Flakes or the original Kellogg's cereal. The flakes are flavoured with sugar and have quite a nice flavour to ...  Read the complete review

Frosties are a cereal made by Kelloggs. Frosties come in a rich blue cardboard box with the colourful striped mascot of the cereal Tony the Tiger who always love to tell everyone how "Grreat" Frosties are in all the adverts! Aside from that you see a bowl of the Kelloggs Frosties and some milk in the bowl. The Frosties logo ...  Read the complete review

Frosties were first introduced by Kellogg's in 1952, though they were initially known as Sugar Frosted Flakes. It wasn't until the 1980s that the familiar name Frosties came alive. Commonly associated with 'Tony the tiger' and the catch phrase 'They're Great' What are Frosties? Frosties is a well known breakfast cereal ...  Read the complete review

Frosties are a fantastic product, with the usual quality from Kelloggs and fantastic taste, they are worth the extra price for the brand as no alternatives come close. The packaging is very bright and easy to read. They are also very easy to open. They quality is always good, but you can sometimes get some flakes that are 'cooked' ...  Read the complete review

We have the whopping box of Frosties in the house at the moment and I am enjoying them very much. We don't buy them very much due to the sugar content. With Frosties, I think the problem is not so much the hidden sugar but the sugar that is very much obvious coated all over the flakes. Price ------ The 750g ...  Read the complete review

Kelloggs Frosties are one of the most well known breakfast cereals out there. They sell millions of boxes all over the world. Tony the Tiger is the well known mascot and appears on the box and related television commercials. Kelloggs claim that Frosties are made from Tony's Secret Formula! The flakes are really crunchy and good tasting ...  Read the complete review

Out of all the cereals about this one is my son's favorite breakfast and evening snack time cereal. Made by Kellogs I know it is going to have some thing good in it and therefore will have some vitamins and things that will do him good. On the other hand they are coated in a sugary coating which in itself is not necessarily a good idea. Having ...  Read the complete review

Kellogg's Frosties are simply Cornflakes coated or 'Frosted' in sugar. When I was younger, I was only allowed Frosties occasionally (having to stick to boring old regular Cornflakes the rest of the time), and as such, getting to eat them was a fairly exciting prospect. Price & Availability - - - - - - - - - - - - Frosties ...  Read the complete review

If one more person tells me that I need to eat a big breakfast, I'll scream! But, given that a decent breakfast sets you up for the day, you might as well pick something tasty! And there is nothing more tasty in the realms of breakfast cereal than Kellogg's Frosties! The chances are that someone is, as I type, bristling at the idea of ...  Read the complete review

I suppose it was inevitable that Kellogg would eventually come to the conclusion that the addition of some sugar frosting to their highly successful Cornflake would be a best seller, and thank goodness they did. I have always liked Cornflakes and am particularly fond of them with freezing milk and sugar, so I like Kellogg was keen to discover if ...  Read the complete review

I love Frosties. I remember in my childhood wanting to be Tony the Tiger and insisting that I went to school dressed as him, at least one day a week. The tiger is perhaps one of the reasons why so many people adore this cereal. They combine all the sheer excitement of corn flakes but with a unique twist; they are coated in sugar. One could say ...  Read the complete review

Now most people see frosties as just Corn Flakes with a little bit of sugar, but why don't you try putting a little bit of sugar on your cornflakes, do they now taste as greeeaaat? Frosties have always been around, the tooth rotting cereal certainly appeals to most kids (and some adults too) and the sugar content will certainly give ...  Read the complete review