Kellogg Canada Products

We enjoyed tasting the eight new Kellogg's products that are now available at grocery stores across Canada. We like that the tasty options of cereal and snacks have visible ingredients and delicious flavours that everyone in the family are sure to enjoy. 

Win a Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats for Toys Prize Pack

It’s that wonderful time of year again when the glistening snow falls and warm fires crackle. My family and I are excited to be part of celebrating the fourth annual Kellogg’s Rice Krispies #TreatsForToys program since they started!

Make Your Own Unique Cereal with Mixit #Giveaway

I can never find a cereal that has all the ingredients I want in one package that suits my preference and taste. Usually, I mix different types of cereals together and add in ingredients to make it my own, which is not ideal when mornings get busy. When I first heard of Mixit, I thought it is a fabulous idea because you get to make your cereal just the way you want it online! and not in the kitchen :)

Kashi Blueberry Oat Clusters & Flakes Cereal Giveaway

Kashi Blueberry Oat Clusters Flakes cereal has a healthy taste that makes it a wonderful breakfast.  1 cup of Kashi Blueberry Oat Clusters and Flakes cereal has 45% of daily amount of fibres we need and it helps lower cholesterol.  This cereal is made out of natural ingredients that have crunchy flakes and whole grain oat clusters with sun-ripened blueberries.  I wish the cereal had blueberries that are visible so we can taste it and see it in the cereal :) as my children found it to be deceiving that the box showed blueberries but they didn't see the blueberry pieces.  The cereal doesn't have artificial flavours or colours and it is free of trans fats and low in saturated fat.    
This cereal can be found in most grocery stores and natural food stores across Canada.

Giveaway:
Win your own box and see how it tastes :)  This giveaway is open to people in Canada and ends on March 15th.  Please enter through the rafflecopter below.
Update: The winner is Areta
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Kellogg's Krave cereal, granola and crisps

I tested the products below from Kellogg's Canada.  Chocolate lovers will enjoy the Kellogg's Krave, which is made with 8 whole grains and source of fibre.  Krave is available in chocolate and double chocolate flavours.  It makes a delicious breakfast or snack that children will easily like.  It tastes better with milk.  I like to mix it with some cornflakes :) as I am not a big fan of a chocolate breakfast.

Special K low fat granola cereal is made with crunchy whole grain oats and a touch of honey.  The box states that the cereal has 50% less fat.  It is made with high source of fibre and protein.  It tastes better when we add yogurt and fruit or have it with milk.  I would prefer to mix it with other cereal or fruit/nuts instead of having it on its own.  It would be better if the cereal only has honey as a sweetener instead of including other sweeteners such as cane juice, molasses, sugar and corn syrup.
This cereal kit is cool and useful to have breakfast on the go.  It keeps the milk cold and cereal fresh.  The milk cup has a non-toxic freezer gel so freeze it before pouring the milk.  Hand wash the container and don't put it in the microwave.

Our sweet cravings can be indulged with the Special K Crisps anytime of the day.  The crisps are available in chocolate and cinnamon brown sugar flavours.  Each pack has 2 crisps, perfect for a snack on the go or to enjoy anytime.  It is crispy on the outside and has a filling on the inside.  The crisps have a chocolate or vanilla drizzle on top.

Fun facts about Kellogg's
W.K. Kellogg found the company in 1906 as the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company.  His signature has always been the brand logo.
Tony the Tiger was introduced in 1951.
Eggo waffles (part of Kellogg's brands) celebrated their 75th birthday.
Kellogg's products are manufactured in 18 countries and sold in more than 180 countries.

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