Kellogg's

Made Rice Krispies tonight. It's been about a year since I have made them. Took my first bite and thought my tooth broke. It didn't break but I started looking through the cereal and there are small hard as rocks caramel colored pieces mixed in with the cereal. After reading all the other complaints I must say I will no longer be purchasing anything Kellogg's. Very disappointed and will be posting on social media for everyone to read. Thought about calling Kellogg's but they will probably wanna give free coupons for more of their crap so no thanks!!

I bought Kellogg's muesli fruit and nut on November mid 2016, which has manufacture date as Sep 2016. But now when I tried to open (jan 30 2017) it got entirely spoiled. It has some worms and holes in nuts and all.

We just learned that Kashi Pizza, one of the few nominally not bad for you products in the frozen food aisle has been discontinued. Low sales is the explanation offered by Kashi. The product was excellent by all measures. Products fail for many reasons. Perhaps Kashi (Kellogg's) failed to promote it appropriately. Perhaps it was too 'healthy' for the nutritionally benighted American palate. In any case, Kashi, a self-boasting 'health' enterprise should have kept the pizza on the shelves just the same for thousands of folks who depended on it as a healthy alternative to what's out there in the frozen pizza universe. It's a matter of corporate responsibility. Sometimes $$$ should take a backseat to service and goodwill. For us, the Kashi brand, which already plays fast and loose with ingredients, it's one more reason to skip its products.

I was eating my bowl of cereal. I was chewing the cereal and hit something hard. I thought I broke a tooth. I took the pieces out of my mouth. There were at least 9 small pieces of golden colored rocks. The largest was about 3/8" by 1/4". The others are smaller. The box was bought at CVS in Hampton, Va. on West Mercury Blvd. It is the FAMILY SIZE box, 26.8 oz. The production code is 36USC220506. The "better if used date" is Aug 30, 2017. I am very disappointed in this Company. How do I know where this product was produced?

Decided I'd enjoy some Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treats into the second bite and something hard and sharp cut my gum! I was scared to death to pull it out of my mouth as I had no idea what it would be. Pulled it out of my mouth and there it was a sharp hard blue piece of plastic like substance. I will be contacting Kellogg's, but I also wanted to make this information public as me being a mother I would hate for my child or anyone else's to experience this issue. Box of treats was purchased from Wegmans, packaging did not seem to be tampered with. Possibly issue occurred at factory.

Frosted Flakes WARNING. Bought a new box of Frosted Flakes and almost broke my tooth. Extremely hard, caramel colour bits in the cereal that do not soften in milk. Cannot identify what they are but they vaguely look like a hardened piece of corn. We estimated that there were enough in the box that you would get a few bits per bowl. This particular box is "Best before May 2017." Will not be buying again!

Kellogg's Fruit Snacks - I recently purchased 2 boxes of the mixed fruit snacks for my kids' lunches. While they normally eat almost anything, this specific time they refused, they said they tasted old. Thinking to myself that they are just being boys I tried one. Absolutely disgusting. Both boxes they technically don't expire till March of 2017. Sam's Club has yet to answer the phone after many attempts. I definitely will be getting a refund and will not be buying these tasteless old snacks anymore.

Bar Code Number: o 380003130 -3. Purchased at Rite Aid in Spokane, WA 99208 on Friday, September 16, 2016.

Bought Rice Krispies Treats last week from Costco and opened up to eat and bit into something hard. Almost broke my tooth! It was very hard, round, light tannish in color. I threw it out and tried another one and chewed slowly to be careful and bit into 2 more of those hard things! Opened up another one and pulled it apart and found more in the other packages. So disappointed!

Wife was fixing a bowl of cereal at the end of the box and found a mouse dropping in the box. Now mind you we live in a very clean place. No mice no bugs at all!!! We keep our bags in the box closed with clips and sealed very good. There was no damage to the box at all and it definitively was already in the box. So glad my wife did catch it before she ate it and got sick. Very disappointed.

Found insect parts in my Raisin Bran cereal which is now produced in Mexico. When I called the company they told me that they are allowed so many insect parts in their product by US law. I told them I didn't want insect parts in my cereal and the customer service rep offered me coupons for more cereal! Why would I want more cereal with more insect parts in it? Seems ridiculous to me. They are producing more of their products in Mexico because it is cheaper for them. However there is no oversight on these products - they also put a lot of US workers out of work by shifting to Mexico. BAN Kellogg's!

I'm kind of obsessed with Kellogg's Froot Loops, the ones with the marshmallows. I have 2 kids who I REFUSE to share my cereal with because I'm the only one who cares to make sure the bag and box are closed perfectly and correctly to keep them fresh! I love cereal for breakfast and as a snack so I probably buy at least 2 boxes a week. My issue is that I don't have to wait for my kids to leave the box and bag open and cause the cereal to become stale because sometimes I open a "Fresh Box" of cereal that is already stale.

The Froot Loops have a soft, crunch-less stale taste and the marshmallows are very stale and chewy. It's gross, unappetizing, very disappointing, and happens wayyyy too often i.e If I buy 6 boxes in 1 month... 5 out of 6 of those boxes are already stale when I open them. It's very rare for me to get a fresh crunchy crispy box of Froot Loops w/ Marshmallows. Something has to be done about this. Stale cereal is absolutely on my top 5 list of breakfast fails.

I bought a box of Special K red berries. It read on box with extra red berries, there wasn't one red berry in the whole box. Very disappointed - just wanted to let Kellogg's know this.

Kellogg's Pop-tarts are sinful because of too much sugar, fat and calories on each pastry but I indulge myself on it every once in a while, especially if I'm feeling troubled with something. I particularly like the Frosted Cherry variety which is available in our local grocery store. It's a little pricey here than most boxed pastries but it's worth it because it tastes heavenly. Brings back childhood memories of playing in the park with friends for me. You also get 16 pieces (I think) in one box so it's something you can consume bit by bit to regulate the supposed unhealthy effects of it.

I haven't seen them sold seperately or in smaller packs so I usually buy by the box. And when you heat it for a while in the toaster, it gives an invigorating aroma that gets you excited to munch on them when they're done. When I was in college, I stocked up on these because I get hungry all the time when I'm studying and they're pretty easy to prepare. They're go very well with a hot cup of black coffee too.

Special K cereal has small pieces of things too hard to chew. I can not crush with fingernails or my teeth. What is in this cereal?

I love the sweetness of Froot Loops! The colors just make it extra interesting to eat, but the flavor of the cereal, itself, is yummy enough! I used to eat Froot Loops when I was a little girl, now I'm a mom and my daughter and I both eat it. :-)

Pampa Frosted Flakes - Cereal does not dissolve and is very hard and I almost choked. This needs to be recalled asap. Don't give this cheap cereal to your kids. I got it from a food pantry and I threw it out. Shouldn't even be sold.

I purchased a pack of Kellogg's fruity snacks on May 9th 2016. As I was eating them, I bit down into one that had a gritty white substance in the middle of one of the red ones. It upset my stomach and gave me diarrhea. It seems to be like plastic... When I called Kellogg's the lady tells me she doesn't see how it could make me sick because it's starch and I told her how can she say what makes me sick... Then she asks me "was the package tampered with?" I told her no. Then she says they will send me some coupons and a package to send the contaminated product back to them... She must think I'm crazy.

I see several complaints about the white stuff in the middle of the Kellogg's fruity snacks... Something needs to be done about this. The quality control department is not doing their job. It doesn't matter whether I got sick or not. It should not be a gritty substance in the middle and Kellogg's should not feel sending out coupons will make it all better. I have put the remaining product in my fridge... too many complaints about the same thing. This is neglect on their part. It's nothing to brush under the rug. People have all kind of allergic reactions to things. I don't take this lightly at all!!