Kelloggs Multigrain Start Cereal

KELLOGG'S MULTI-GRAIN START There's always a wide selection of cereals available chez nous. I get very bored eating the same things day after day and my 3 year old is about as fickle as they come. Whilst I'm quite happy to eat sugary cereals there's a big part of me that thinks that I shouldn't encourage my son into the same trap. As a result I'm always on the look out for cereals that are interesting enough to appeal to little people whilst not being too unhealthy. KELLOGG'S IT HAS TO BE! Although I've experimented with own brands (and it has to be said that ASDA are by far the best) there is only really one manufacturer of ...  Read the complete review

Breakfast cereal is not a regular thing in my life. My idea of a breakfast is a greasy full English with strong black coffee, and a glass of orange juice on the side as a concession to healthy eating. If I can't have that, then I'll eat any old rubbish on the train to work. Every so often, I feel guilty about this approach to life, as with every other meal of the day, my diet is unrecognisable from the slobby student I used to be. And so I buy some cereal, leave it in the cupboard until it's almost out of date because I always forget to buy enough milk, and then, eventually eat it. Often from a mug, so I can pretend it's coffee. Anyway, this week, I ...  Read the complete review

Seeing this on offer in Asda on my weekly shop I threw it into the trolley with no hesitation, firstly of course due to the reduced price, but secondly due to me loving this when I was a child! The product I will now review is - "Kellogg's multigrain Start cereal" This product is currently aimed at people who the product states as "active people", but if memory serves me well, this was advertised as a sports cereal when I was a child, though it is still the same delicious and wheat tasting cereal from youth, albeit smaller, although I can't be sure if they have shrunk or I it is because I have grown! The cereal comes ...  Read the complete review