There are many different brands of cereal in the world, and all of them try to offer a unique value to consumers. However, if you know what you are looking for, the offers can be filtered down. We have to choose what we eat carefully because it highly affects our bodies and everyday productivity. One…
Have you ever wondered who was the earliest manufacturer of breakfast cereals? It turned out that the first trademarked breakfast cereal manufacturer was Quaker Oats Corporation, which has now been around for 145 years. Quaker Oats Co. is a food conglomerate based in Chicago, USA. The company was founded by Henry Parsons Crowell in 1877…
Talk about a really great cereal that has had its ups and downs through the years. Waffle Crisp cereal is one of those. And now is the time to really get familiar with Waffle Crisp because it just returned to the market recently after several years off the shelves. Waffle Crisp is flavorful and fun….
Nutritious and delicious should be the name of the game for any breakfast food right? Honey Smacks cereal tried to be just that. While it’s been through a few changes over the years, it’s still around and it’s a quality choice for a really great-tasting cereal. It’s not as nutritious as some might think, though….
In a world of ever changing products, it’s common to find your favorites only to have them ripped away from you. In some cases, there are even movements begging to bring it back. It’s interesting to see these trends. Product 19 cereal is one such product. Now, you can find the masses begging for it…
Is Taco Bell one of your favorite places to visit, but the regular menu just doesn’t excite you anymore? Then you must check out the Taco Bell secret menu! Taco Bell is a favorite fast-food chain for millions of people, founded in Irvine, California, in 1962 by Glen Bell. Taco Bell is a subsidiary of…
KiX cereal is a puffy, sweet breakfast treat that was introduced in 1937 and remains a favorite in the General Mills product line. Over the years, General Mills added a couple of variations, including Berry Berry KiX and Honey Kix. While it was definitely not the first breakfast cereal, even at General Mills, it was…
Many of us fondly know Nesquik cereal for things like chocolate milk or perhaps even strawberry milk. Their fun commercials and mascot bunny stick out to many of us, children and adults. They notoriously have chocolate powder and strawberry powder but they continue to add to their lineup of tasty treats. Now, Nesquik has cereal…
Quaker Oats introduced Quisp, a sugar cereal that had a flavor similar to the iconic Cap’n Crunch, in 1965, and it was on the market nationwide until the late 1970s and then again in 2012. Quisp cereal was introduced with a sister cereal called Quake, which also had a fairly short life on the market,…
Oh’s cereal hit American grocery shelves in 1980, a latecomer to the breakfast cereal competition when compared to some of the iconic cereals that debuted a half-century earlier. And Oh’s! in their original conception didn’t last particularly long, either. Quaker Oats first manufactured Oh!s in “Crunchy Graham” and “Honey Nut” varieties. In 1988, they were…