Kellogg's Corn Flakes Breakfast Cereal, 8 Vitamins and Minerals, Large Size, 12 oz
- Brand:
- Kellogg's Corn Flakes
- Model Number:
- 3800048551
- UPC:
- 038000001109
- EAN:
- 0038000001109
- ASIN:
- B072C38LKM
- Walmart SKU:
- 10818607
Current pricing at $4.70 reflects recent market activity, running 0.0% below the 90-day average.
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$14.99 | |
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$7.92 | |
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$13.98 |
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$7.83 | |
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$4.70 | |
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$4.70 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Kellogg's Corn Flakes Breakfast Cereal, 8 Vitamins and Minerals, Large Size, 12 oz since 2/11/2026. The most recent price update was on Jun 4, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $4.70 (lowest on 4/9/2026) to $7.83 (highest on 2/11/2026). The average price during this period is $5.59.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 9785 reviews.
Corn Flakes are awesome. With or without sugar. If you are Diabetic, then these are more than likely a NO NO with all the Carbs in the Corn. or if you are counting carbs and calories it's probably not a good Idea but maybe once in awhile or for a treat.
We love this classic cereal %26 that it has not changed. Just changing the fruit added makes it seem like different breakfasts, and it works great mixed with melted marshmallows for desserts, as well as non-wheat breading for meats such as chicken tenders. It's a staple ingedient.
These are old school cereal have been around for years and years I like them cause their not as sweet as the sugar Frosted Flakes you can put less sugar on these with fruits you can make oven fried chicken casserole's look them up and see for yourself what you'd like to try first.
I have not purchased Kellogg's cornflakes in years, had a wild craving for some, so decided to buy, I was really impressed, they actually taste the same as they did years ago, very, very good! If you haven't tried them in a while, I recommend that you try again, five out of five stars on everything
Like Kellogs needs my money.🙄 That being said, store brands do not compare. The OG has the crunch, the flavor and the ability to last more than 2 minutes in milk without turning into mush. Wish they'd lower the cost..it's literally made of corn mush, the ingredients cost pennies. With the cost of things today, we'll probably be switching soon.
Its been a family go to for great fried chicken. just crush with your hands and add about 2 heaping soup spoonfuls of flour and mix. Dip chicken in whisked eggs, and tap surplus off edge of bowl. Dip in corn flakes and press down into chicken. Fry in hot oil as little as 1/4 of an inch.
An American favorite for decades, corn flakes are a must have in every pantry. My family loves them with a few berries sprinkled on top followed by a spoonful of sugar. They're also good as a coating on chicken; just crush them up fine, add seasonings and dip your egg battered chicken pieces into the crushed corn flakes. Bake until the chicken is done. The corn flakes add a level of crunchy goodness that is unsurpassed.
This cereal always reminds me of my Grandma. The way she used to always make her cornflake stuffing for all the holidays. Always received fresh boxes, sometimes damaged boxes but thats not Kelloggs fault, just bad delivering. Cornflakes has been on my kitchen table since before I can remember. Always a good breakfast cereal and also a good dry snack. You can't go wrong picking up a box for breakfast, lunch , dinner. Enjoy..!!
I purchased the family size by mistake. We are not bowl of cereal family, so I will be crushing these to coat chicken pieces and pork chops. Crush corn flakes make baked foods crunchy! Dip the seasoned meat pieces in melted butter and the roll them in the crushed corn flakes. I like to add a bit of seasoning to the flakes as wll.
I recently ordered four boxes of mega size corn flakes and the boxes have a moldy smell and taste. It appeared as though the corn flakes were stored in a warehouse house that was moldy. I have to be honest I have purchased many boxes of cornflakes from Walmart in the past and none of them were moldy. I started a return but I decided to just throw out the moldy boxes in the garbage. I did not want other customers to buy these defective items. I think Walmart should replaced the cornflakes or issue a refund to me.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $8.39 (Jul 18) to $14.95 (Sep 3) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $12.95.
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