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When were frosted flakes invented?
1906
How much does it cost to make Frosted Flakes?
To actually make a 12 ounce box of Frosted Flakes is about 5 cents. So where does the other cost come from? The packaging is not included in the manufacturing process, so that's some. Payment of personell to oversee the equipment, transportation costs, advertising...it all adds up. That is why there is such a huge difference in the prices between generic and name brand cerials.
Where did freedom come from?
Freedom came from yah gurl rajah flood eatin sum frosted flakes
When were the first frosted Pop Tarts introduced?
1967
How much does gas cost in Austria?
How much did a gas cost in austria
How much did a box of frosted flakes cost in 1952?
25 cents
When was Frosted Flakes created?
They made it in 1952 as Sugar Frosted Flakes.
Why do they call it frosted flakes?
Cause they're flakes and they're frosted:)
What brand of Frosted Flakes did Kellogg's introduce in 2008?
Frosted Flakes Goldhi
What was the name of Peter's frosted flakes on family guy?
Store Imitation Brand Frosted Flakes
Is Will allowed to eat Frosted Flakes?
No. It is against the law. Will CAN'T eat the cereal Frosted Flakes.
How many teaspoons of sugar in Frosted Flakes?
If one was to look at the sugar percentage in Frosted Flakes, the cereal label says 9% on a serving size of one cup of Frosted Flakes. The grams that are included in one cup of Frosted Flakes is 8.37 grams.
What was the original brand of cereal pitched by tony the tiger?
Sugar frosted flakes, which later became 'frosted flakes'
How many frosted flakes are left in the world?
They make so many a second that there is an infinate amount of frosted flakes. Your welcome!
What is the price of Frosted Flakes?
$3.50
When were frosted flakes invented?
1906
How much does it cost to make Frosted Flakes?
To actually make a 12 ounce box of Frosted Flakes is about 5 cents. So where does the other cost come from? The packaging is not included in the manufacturing process, so that's some. Payment of personell to oversee the equipment, transportation costs, advertising...it all adds up. That is why there is such a huge difference in the prices between generic and name brand cerials.
