Kellogg's Rice Krispies Original Breakfast Cereal, 8 Vitamins and Minerals, Giant Size, 24 oz

I loved this stuff since I was a kid. My parents didn't buy into all the fancy or flavored cereals out there, except for a rare treat on a special occasion. It was always just the basic cereals, corn flakes, those toasted "O"s, oatmeal, & Rice Krispies. I tasted these also along with their sugar frosted version. I put sugar in my non-sweetened cereal anyway. The regular Rice Krispies, after I added my own sugar, tasted the same as the frosted Rice Krispies. Nutritionally, a bowl of these have 25-35% of the minimum adult requirements of many essential nutrients. Not bad for a non-super fortified regular cereal. I'm not a big guy, but even I need at least 2 bowls in the morning to make it until lunchtime. So 2 of them boosts it up to 50-70% of many of the nutrients I need for the whole day. I found it odd though that the regular kind boasts 50% of the minimum nutritional adult requirement for iron & folic acid, where the frosted version only has 30%. Could that much nutrient be displaced just by the sugar? I'm happy to see in the ingredient list, that it wasn't a long list of strange ingredients, & chemicals. Maybe this is one of the reasons my parents only got Rice Krispies & a very few other cereals. It's great for lunch, late night snacks, or even munching on dry in front of the TV or computer too. There's no law that says it has to be just for breakfast. I had the rare joy to be snacking on the frosted Rice Krispies dry the other night in front of the TV. Wow that was tasty. Just make sure you have something to wash that dryness down with. I may get the frosted version again for an economical but healthy TV snack. I've had the regular kind dry as a TV snack, but the frosted was so much better for that purpose. The photo I included is of the nutritional info on the side of the box. I guess my phone doesn't take close-ups of small print well, but it is readable.

When I got my Rice Krispies Cereal I had never eaten this cereal before. I found it very flavorful with the lightly sweetened toasted rice grains, and the sound was interesting,{snap,crackle,pop}. I was very surprised at how such a simple cereal was so good. Personally I added a little extra sugar for my own preference. Kellogg's Rice Krispies are only 130 calories per every 1 1/4 cup, and each piece is made from a single toasted grain of rice, which is the easiest grain to digest so it is gentle on my digestive system. The cereal contains several vitamins and protein along with potassium. Rice Krispies Cereal is a healthy choice for anytime of the day or night. One serving contains only 4 grams of sugar and 0 grams of fat. It can be eaten alone of topped with fruit or your favorite topping. I found that the cereal with the milk added, really does make the snap, crackle, pop sounds as the commercials claimed. How fun is that! Also, I was able to find on the internet a website www.ricekrispies.com/recipes. On this website are all of the Kellogg's Rice Krispies products in a variety of flavors that are available. They also have innovative and creative fun recipes. This is a very simple and tasty product that I enjoyed very much. I would recommend Kellogg's Rice Krispies Cereal for adults and children alike.

I purchased these rice krispies several times already. The cereal is super fresh at a super price and super service. I'll be back for more very soon.

Who doesn't love a bowl of Rice Krispies cereal. It reminds me of a simpler time long ago seating at the kitchen table before school with my mom poring the milk into my cereal bowl and listening to that snap, crackle, pop. To this day I love having it and hearing it. It has a good taste and the best part is you can make Rice Krispies treats. All you need is some Rise Krispies, butter, marshmallows and about 10 minutes. Oh yah, don't try to save a few cents and make it with the generic Rice Krispies. It is not as good, trust me, I tried that once.

I've been eating Rice Krispies for many years now and still love the taste. The snack, crackle, pop makes this variety of Kellogg's cereals one of there mainstays. Love the lightness of the cereal without all the sugar. I usually don't like to add sugar on cereal anyway. I've been purchasing this cereal for a long time and will continue to purchase in the future. One suggestion when purchasing online is to always check the quantity of the package. That makes all the difference in the world for pricing. Walmart has simplified this process by giving the price per ounce. This was a welcome feature for me so when I order online I am more aware as to which size and the price per ounce. As this is a 12 oz. box it is more on the smaller size compared to the 18 oz. size. Love the cereal and the snap, crackle, pop commercials.

The Kellogg´s Rice Krispies Cereal is made by toasted rice cereal, the traditional and simple roasted rice grain perfect to combine with fresh fruits like bananas, pineapple, apples, peaches, strawberries, grapes, dry fruits as cranberries, blueberries, nuts, peanuts, chocolate, with a anything you want. You can add skim, light or fat milk, cream, yogurt or juice, also great to make some cookies, desserts or sweet treats. The ingredients of the Rice Krispies Cereal are rice, sugar, contains 2% or less of salt, malt flavor and some vitamins and minerals are added too. This could be also an option for your children snack for school or for eat between meals because it is a low calorie food of one hundred and twenty calories in a 33 grams serving size

I've always loved Rice Krispies! The snap, crackle and pop kept me company when I ate them as a child. There are off brands of krispie rice cereal but none of them are as good as the original, real Kelloggs Rice Krispies cereal! My favorite thing to make is Rice Krispie Bars! I make them healthy and chewy and add my own twists to make them the best snack/cookie ever! I use 1/4 c. peanut butter melted with a couple tablespoons of butter. Add 4 cups of miniature marshmallows and melt. Then stir in 6 cups of Rice Krispies. I then add chopped almonds or other nuts, raisins or dried fruit, shredded coconut and anything else I can think of to make them a healthy snack. Mix it all up well and pour it into a foil lined 9x13 pan. Smash it down and then wait for the most delicious bars you've ever tasted! You can lift out the foil and cut them into bars so there isn't any mess to clean up! If you've only made the plain Rice Krispie bars you MUST try mine!!! Delicious!

Kellogg's Rice Krispies have been a staple in our household for years. If you want a great tasting bowl of cereal with just a bit of sugar and milk or with fruit and some nuts for crunch, this is the cereal for you. One of the fondest memories I have is making Rice Krispy Treats with my sons. If you have some creativity, you can make tons of goodies with these light rice kernels.

Rice Krispies have a natural sweetness without having to add sugar or having frosting on them. A cereal that's so delicious that I tend to get carried away and have twice as big a bowl of cereal as any other kind. The only possible down side to the cereal is that it seems to get soggy a little faster than other kinds. Not a problem for me since they don't last that long (unless I'm interrupted by a phone call or visitor). Not sure if it's the little kid in me, but I love to listen to the SNAP, CRACKLE, POP!

Who can go wrong with homemade rice krispy treats? You can use cheaper brands but I have found that they tends to get soggy when the marshmallow are added and who wants soggy rice krispy treats after working so hard mixing the marshmallows and cereal.