Did you know that breakfast cereals as we know them were born in Michigan and it started with Corn Flakes? Knowing this, it makes sense why this box was a regular on my grandparents' breakfast table, along with a sugar bowl and a glass bottle of milk. And that milk? Delivered by a milkman. When I was a kid I was completely dumbfounded that someone would drive around and leave milk on doorsteps.
Anyway...
If you're a health nut like the Kellogg brothers, you'll be interested in the ingredients and nutrition facts.
Me, I'm not a big breakfast cereal fan. I'm going to use these flakes to coat some chicken.
Not that long ago, I'd put a bunch of flakes in a bag and crush them with running them over with a rolling pin.
Now I can throw the flakes in the food chopper and with the push of a button, yield crumbs.
As it turns out, one cup of flakes yields just under 1/4 of a cup of crumbs.
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, available in the cereal aisle at Target for $2.99 an 18-oz box. That makes each of 18 1-cup servings about $0.17.
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