Kellogg's Rice Krispies

If I were asked what my all-time favourite food was, without a doubt I would provide them with an answer of 'cereal'. There's something about the taste locked in each variety that I cannot get enough of. Because of this, I have sampled quite a large selection of different cereals in my life! I'll eat basically any breakfast cereal put in front of me, though I can be very choosy when it comes down to selecting the perfect bowl! I'll go through phases when I'll devour the same brands for a few weeks; and one of the varieties I have been enjoying on an alternate basis for the past week now is the traditional Kellogg's Rice Krispies! **** The Kellogg's ...  Read the complete review

Rice Krispies used to be my favourite breakfast cereal when I was a kid. I am still fond of them now. I sure everyone loves Rice Krispies imaginative adverts, catchy slogan' Snap, Crackle and Pop, and the simplicity of the cereal itself. Rice Krispies are known for their simple ingredients and wholesome taste. And I'm sure that this is what persuades parents to buy their kids (or themselves) this cereal than any other. I personally think that the cereal can taste a little bland on occasions, so like many others, I add a spoon or two of sugar to sweeten the cereal. Though the great natural texture of simple puffed rice gives consumers the knowledge that they ...  Read the complete review

Rice Krispies is a breakfast cereal made from rice grains that have been cooked, dried and toasted, to make tiny little bubbles that are crunchy and crispy. Famous for the 'Snap, Crackle and Pop' sounds that the cereal makes when you add milk (this is caused by the walls of the bubbles collapsing suddenly when milk is added, and pushing the air out rapidly), these sounds have been turned into the onomatopoeic sounding characters that adorn the front of each box. Snap, Crackle and Pop have gone through many changes over the years, but have generally stayed the same, as three boys, wearing clothes resembling bakers' outfits usually. The cereal itself is ...  Read the complete review

I'm not a breakfast person, but I do sometimes enjoy a small bowl of cereal as a dessert after tea. One cereal I do enjoy now and then is Rice Krispies. Rice Krispies come in a bright blue boxes with their three fun characters decorating it. Snap, Crackle and Pop of course! Kellogg's is stamped at the top of the box and Rice Krispies original is written underneath. One of the cheeky characters are holding up a sign saying 'Made from grains of rice plus B vits and iron. A 20g serving with 125ml semi-skimmed milk contains; 135 calories 8g sugars 2.5g fat 1.5g saturates 0.45g salt Rice Krispies are a light looking, ...  Read the complete review

Over the last few weeks I have developed a bit of a "thing" for cereal. When I first found out that I was pregnant I consciously tried to make an effort to have cereal for breakfast as previously I would have grabbed an apple or had a few pieces of pineapple about 3 hours after getting up on a morning. Rice Krispies were my first choice, since being a child I have loved this cereal. However cereal is now not limited to just breakfast, I eat it at any time of the day, sometimes with milk (skimmed) other times dry.......... ***What are they*** The packaging of Rice Krispies states that they are "puffed grains of rice with added ...  Read the complete review