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How many carbohydrates are in Fruity Pebbles?
3/4 of a cup of Fruity Pebbles has 26g of carbs.
What year was fruity pebbles inevented in?
the cereal ''fruity pebbles'' was first introduced in 1969 by post
Is there real fruit in fruity pebbles?
To know what is inside fruity pebbles you need to look on the box where the nutrition facts are and on that side there should be something that says ingredients and look there and it will tell you everything that is in the fruity pebbles.
Is fruity pebbles nut free?
no
What cereal has Barney rubble on it?
fruity pebbles
What is the website on the fruity pebbles box?
Poprtropica.com
What is LeBron James favorite cereal?
Fruity Pebbles.
What is the website for fruity pebbles?
I think it's Postopia.com
How much do fruity pebbles coast?
around $50
What was the name of the cereal Fred Flintstone ate on the cartoon?
There were 2 - Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles.
Who made fruity pebbles?
The Flinstones (JK) General Mills
What company created Fruity Pebbles?
The company is Post Cereals.
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