Toasted rice cereal from Kellogg's, with 50% of your daily vitamin D needs and no artificial colours or flavours, for breakfast bowls and crispy treats.
Kellogg's Rice Krispies come in a bright blue box with the red Kellogg's script, the white Rice Krispies name and two cartoon characters leaning over a bowl of golden rice pieces. The front says 50% of your daily vitamin D needs and no artificial colours or flavours, and the side of the bowl carries the line snap, crackle, pop. As general background, puffed rice is a type of puffed grain made by expanding rice through heat and pressure, and it has been produced commercially in the West since 1904 as an ingredient in breakfast cereals. The photos show a bowl served plain and another topped with strawberries, blueberries and banana. On a breakfast buffet the cereal is a reliable choice for children and adults alike. Pastry teams also mix it with melted chocolate to make crispy squares, and use it as a crunchy layer in desserts and a coating for ice cream.
