When Chex was invented as a breakfast cereal in 1937, it was more likely to be misplaced in another section of the grocery store: the pet food aisle. It was created by Ralston Purina, (today, just ...

The former were the basics: Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, Cheerios, Rice Krispies, Chex. The latter were the “sugar cereals”: Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, and of course the magically delicious ...

You might be surprised to learn that many Chex cereals are gluten-free so you can enjoy Rice Chex ($5/box), Corn Chex, Honey Nut Chex, Cinnamon Chex, and even Chocolate Chex without a spec of gluten.

4 cups of your favorite Chex brand cereals (Corn, Rice and/or Wheat)* 1/2 cup mixed nuts* 1/2 cup pretzels Directions 1. In a large microwave-safe bowl, melt butter in microwave on HIGH 30-45 seconds.

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What’s not to love about Chex cereal? Whether you start your day with a bowl of Rice Chex with milk, snack on Chex Mix in the afternoon, or have a handful of Chocolate Chex for dessert, you can ...

Some cereals are certainly better for you to eat than others. Pay attention to the added sugar content.

At some time in the 1940s, the rice cereal was given the name of Shredded Rice, but further changes were in store. 1951 was the official birth year of Chex cereals as we now know them. The first ...

Just about everybody has a favorite recipe that uses Chex cereals. The variety of flavors - honey nut, rice, chocolate, corn, wheat and more - can be used with an endless array of other ...