Cereal

In a 750g box of Kellogg's Corn Flakes, there are approximately 2750 calories (kcals). This number is obtained by considering the nutritional value of one serving, according to the package's Nutrition Facts. In one serving (30g or ~1.25 cups dry) there are 110 calories. This value, multiplied by the number of servings in the 750g box (25 servings) is 25*110=2750 total calories.

One can purchase Purina One products from the following retailers: Petco, Amazon, The Cat Site, Pet Food Direct, Totally Target, Walmart, Target, Price Grabber, Woolworths Online. Prices start from $13.36.

It depends on the amount and the type of cereal.

You could have peanut butter and jelly. That you could make in about 2 minutes!

They have been discontinued according to Post

Larry Weiss, I think.

Rice can go rancid of uncooked if moisture gets into the rice. There are also sometimes meal worms and the like that are found in rice. Cooked rice can mold after awhile even if refrigerated. It is best to use cooked rice immediately.

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.

The Structures are Bran, Endosperm, Germ and Husk.

normally most of them besides the gross "healthy" ones. like raisin bran is very gross to my teenage child. but it also depends on your teens personal taste preferences

Unfortunately, most processed foods are loaded with not-so-goodfats like saturated fatty acids or trans-fats. ... Processed foods including instant noodles contain high amounts of sodium, food additives, petroleum by-products (in some cases), bad cholesterol, simple carbs with no nutrition and no fiber whatsoever.

Yeah!!! You have to make it though, my best friend and I always make it. All you have to do is:

1. Get any type of goldfish, it doesn't matter

2. Pour some into a bowl

3. Pour some milk into the bowl with the goldfish in it

4. Add a little bit of syrup, it adds flavor

5. Mix it all up together

6. Get a spoon and eat it all up :3

Hope that helped(;

By the way: I did not actually come up with this answer, so I take no credit for it. I just corrected some mistakes.

Jirjir385 was the one who wrote this answer.

It is 1/4 of a cup.

It isn't ideal to feed a cat cereal. Cats are carnivores, so cannot digest any sort of grain or cereals very well. Most human cereal is full of salt or sugar which is not good for a cat in the long run.

the most nutritional cereals are kashi GoLean, Barbara's Shredded Spoonfools, Post Grape Nuts, General Mills Total Whole Grain.

Considering he/she is an infant (aka a child who has just recently been born) the only thing it should have in its daily diet is breast milk or formulas.

The best formula would be that, what the doctor prescribed, based on weight and health of your baby. Just ask your doctor about your infants health and nutrition requirements...

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Kellogg's original recipe calls for 4 cups of mini-marshmallows. See the link below for their recipe.

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One serving (11.00000 cup or 31.0 g)

contains 117 calories.

why breakfast cereal goes soggy give this answer

well one good kind is Vanilla Almond Clusters. my friends family and I rave over them!!! they are found at Trader Joe's.

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Usually between 1/2 and 3/4 a cup, depending on the excat brand or type of cereal.

They are full when they leave the factory; it

is transportation that jiggles the contents about,

and makes it appear less inside.

Some boxes have 'some settling of contents

may occur during transportaion' or similar written

on them, as a notification.