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Where are cereals grown?

Cereals, or cereal grains, are grown throughout much of the world, typically in open, flat areas. Some commonly-grown cereals include wheat, corn, oats, and rice.


What does Guatemala trade?

mineral fuel, machinery, cereals (corn,wheat), and electricity machinery.


What are five grains used to make cereals?

Oat, corn, wheat, rice, barley


What is in most cereals?

nutrient cereals have are carbs and wheet if wheat is a protein-carbohydrate then ,,lol xx


What grain is used to make cereals?

soy, rice, wheat, and corn are some of them.


What three grains are in breakfast cereals?

you could say wheat, oats, barley anymore just comment


What are cereals?

Wheat and rye are like brothers in the wheat family. Although rye is more organic and is the most healthiest grain you will eat. Even though you might see whole wheat in breads or sandwiches, its still better to rye bread since your body needs all that minerals.


What is a person who grows cereals called?

A person who grows cereals is called a farmer. Farmers cultivate and harvest crops such as wheat, rice, corn, and barley for food production.


Which breakfast cereals do not contain barley?

Many breakfast cereals are barley-free, especially those made primarily from corn, rice, oats, or wheat. Examples of barley-free cereals include Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, and Cheerios. It's essential to check the ingredient labels, as formulations can change, and some brands may have barley in certain products. For gluten-free options, look for certified gluten-free cereals, as they typically do not contain barley.


What are the Cereals of India?

Some of the names of cereals of India include, Somolina, Anaj, Dahlia, Rawa, and Bhutta to name a few.


Does semolina have wheat corn or rice in it?

Semolina is the purified middlings of hard wheatused in making pasta; also, the coarse middlings used for breakfast cereals, puddings, and polenta. Wheat.


What is corn wheat?

Corn and wheat