Kellogg's Corn Pops Original Breakfast Cereal, 8 Vitamins and Minerals, Single Serve Cup, 1.5 oz

RE: KELLOGGS "CORN~POPS" CUPS! ●EXCELLENT SNACKIN' CUP!!!● ★HELPS YOU CONTROL YOUR "PORTION~SIZE" 🍿 SO IT STAYS A "SNACK" (AND You've NOT LOST CONTROL BY Eating 500~600 Calories Straight Out Of The BOX)!!! ■ MAY JUST SATISFY YOUR SWEET TOOTH !!! ~%26~ ■ DEFINITELY MEETS MY NEEDS IN A "CRUNCH ATTACK"!!!

I loved Corn Pops growing up and these are perfect for when I get a nostalgic craving! They are as tasty as they always have been! These are great for a snack and not having to open a whole box that you may not finish before it loses its freshness! They are delicious with milk or a sweet crunchy snack without milk!

I really love this item.its delicious bite is full of nutrients an is always a good pick for breakfast.its portability makes it good on the go.u can't go wrong here, amazing product.i will definitely be getting more in the future an I'd recommend it to everyone from young to old :)

I absolutely love this cereal! I also love how it comes in a disposable container! I wish more cereals came like this. I love the taste because it isn't too sweet but it's sweet enough. I highly recommend these. This cereal is great even for a snack!

Our kids loved this cereal. You would think we gave them a million dollars! They went crazy for it! They really, really enjoyed it. I will be buying this cereal again. I highly recommend. Your children will love it too!

it's the perfect size and price for when you want to settle that craving, but don't want to commit to spending a stupid amount of money for this cereal these days

It tastes sweet but I liked them more when I was younger. Plus, these are more smaller than they used to be.

I ordered 2 cornflakes and got charged for 6 more I never ordered., had to keep talking about it till they resolve the issue.

My toddler loves these for breakfast, snacks. she loves the flavor and its not so bad on the nutrients.

Gee, Corn Pops have gotten smaller and changed their recipe, too. Is nothing sacred anymore? We bought these cup-size servings of this and a few other Kellogg’s cereals for a nostalgic treat without having to commit to a whole box. We know the value is not there. C’mon, $1 for one bowl of cereal? A whole box works out to about .50 per serving, of course, but we just wanted a taste of one of our old favorites for old time’s sake. We ate this a lot as a kid and young adult. Good thing we didn’t buy the box. Corn pops are definitely smaller than we remember. They’re now crunchy, not light and poppy. And they have no flavor! Where’s the sugar? We remember them as glazed and sticky if you ate them dry, and very sweet as cereal. We just finished our bowl of tasteless nuggets and the remaining milk to drink didn’t taste like anything but milk! It used to be that post-cereal milk had a sweet flavor that stayed with you long after you got to school. No wonder, you could see the sugar or glaze or whatever it was floating on top of the milk! Phooey to this new recipe. We certainly no longer look forward to tasting the other cups of Kellogg’s. Apple Jacks and Fruit Loops have probably been ruined, too. We’ll choke them down eventually, but we won’t be buying any Kellogg’s cereals in the future. We feel sorry for today’s kids who will never know the joy of cereal. Oh, one more comment for cereal (or any food) companies. If you're going to change the recipe, you're essentially creating a new product. Why not name it something else? It would make it indicative of a new product for the current times. Stop trying to use the iconic names to pass this junk off as something that we're familiar with. It is NOT the same. Corn Pops (or anything) were Corn Pops BECAUSE OF the junk that was in them or how they were made. When that certain "something" is taken away, they are no longer Corn Pops. They are Corn Nuggets, or whatever you want to name them. At least if consumers picked up a box of Corn Nuggets, they couldn't expect Corn Pops. If the beloved Corn Pops name wasn't on the shelf, consumers would have to accept that they, like Alpha-Bits, Breakfast Bars, and other good ol' food items, are off the market.