Has anyone tried changing to an alternative "brand" of cornflakes? I have tried a couple of times over the years and I always end up changing back. I began to suspect that "K" have added something addictive to their recipe.
I think they just taste miles better than any other brands.
Has anyone tried changing to an alternative "brand" of cornflakes? I have tried a couple of times over the years and I always end up changing back. I began to suspect that "K" have added something addictive to their recipe.
The closest I have found to Kellogg's are probably Sainsbury's own - not the Basics, but their regular ones. But you're right, pretty much all other makes or cornflakes are inferior to Kellogg's.
The closest I have found to Kellogg's are probably Sainsbury's own - not the Basics, but their regular ones. But you're right, pretty much all other makes or cornflakes are inferior to Kellogg's.
I had Sainsbury own brand for quite a while and, as you say, they were the closest to the real thing, perfectly acceptable
But I went back to Kellogg's when the recession was over.......
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I think they just taste miles better than any other brands.
The closest I have found to Kellogg's are probably Sainsbury's own - not the Basics, but their regular ones. But you're right, pretty much all other makes or cornflakes are inferior to Kellogg's.
I'm just the opposite........I have as little milk as possible just to wet them but keep them crunchy......:D
and no sugar !
I had Sainsbury own brand for quite a while and, as you say, they were the closest to the real thing, perfectly acceptable
But I went back to Kellogg's when the recession was over.......
Yes, that's right........on the box it says 'Ingredients : 100% Wheat'
the only salt, sugar etc is what must occur naturally in wheat
I like Shredded Wheat as well as Cornflakes and often mix them together in the bowl....