Kellogg's Frosted Flakes Original Breakfast Cereal, 8 Vitamins and Minerals Cup, 2.1 oz

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm a newly minted 50-year-old dad, going a little grey, rocking my dad-bod, and still eating cereal like I'm 12-years-old. Frosted Flakes still hits the spot like it did 40+ years ago when I first discovered this simple joy in life. I take em the old-fashioned way - big bowl, cold milk, no fancy add-ins. The sweetness and crunch are just right, and they don't immediately turn in to a sugary soup. That first bite? Still undefeated. It's one of those cereals that tastes exactly like you remember. No weird aftertaste, no gimmicks- just classic corn flakes with that signature frosting that somehow makes a quick and convenient breakfast (or late night dinner) feel like a treat. PRO TIP: Pop em in the freezer for 10-15 minutes before eating. Super cold milk + extra crunchy flakes = chef's kiss. Sometimes simple is best. Without getting too dad-joke “corny,” these are still “Grreat!” And yes - I'll keep buying them.

I love these for days when meetings run into lunch and I need a quick snack before eating a full meal. No need to dirty a bowl, and they make the perfect bite. We don’t have kids yet, but I’m sure these will become a staple in our house. They’re great for on-the-go, whether for breakfast or a quick snack. I’ll definitely keep buying these to have on hand.

I'm sure none of us out there made it through childhood without having frosted flakes and I have to admit sometimes we just need that childhood memory now as an adult I don't even bother putting milk on them. I just eat them right out of the cup

I love frosted flakes but I usually buy a box and only eat one bowl out of it so these little single serve are perfect for me and only $1. I like to add a sliced up banana.

My grandchildren love these already, just add milk. It's good for us because we don't have them here daily. So cereal is fresh and easy to serve when they are here

Kellogg Frosted Flakes are my favorite, white cold milk and sliced bananas. I have tried off brand Frosted Flakes and they didn't taste as good as Kellogg. Now, this is the opinion of my family and I. Try for yourself.

My kids enjoy these. I put them in their Easter baskets. I always get these for stocking stuffers and just extra little sides for gifts for my kids. And just every day. The cereal was crunchy and delicious. You can use the cup as a bowl. You don’t have to pour it out and just eat it with a spoon.

I have purchased Kellogg's Frosted Flakes many times in the past ten months and been very happy with my purchases. The cups are convenient and the cereal itself delicious. What was wrong this time was the cost. Previously, no matter where i had purchased the cereal, each cup cost $1 except once when they were $1,50 each. These three cups were $21.00 plus $14.95 shipping. What was I thinking !!! That is a ridiculous amount. I can't imagine my ordering only three to begin with. I always ordered a minimum of 10 cups at a time. For certain, I will never make this mistake again

I ordered three frosted flakes and I only got two and one fruity pebbles, which I do not like at all. I would like to be reimbursed for the fruity pebbles. Thank you.

So here's the thing. Pretty much everything is the same Frosted Flakes, except... the size of the flakes. I grew up eating this product, fed it to my family. However, I've noticed, when purchasing the box in any size, the flaakes are super tiny. So tiny that it gave me pause, to think the flakes may be a concern for small children. The individual bowl was/is a mixture of the new tiny size flakes and the regular size flakes. Listen, I was over the moon to eat Frosted flakes again. With cold milk...so yum. However, the wishywashy multiple flake sizes has me taken aback. I do not see me buying Frosted flakes any time soon. It was/is the yungins who first noticed the changes/differences and suggests/suggested the all around ban. This product is way too expensive to play "let's see if customer notices", we are taking them foor a ride.