"Canadian" Kellogg's Frosted Flakes

The Canadian product is maltier-tasting, the flavor is smother and more intense. The flakes are usually thinner and more jagged-shaped too, with less of the tiny air pockets in the flakes. The frosting usually is glossy-looking. Hard to eat just one bowl.

The Battle Creek product is bland. Tastes like corn and sugar (mostly IS anyway), but more of a gritty, boring plain-jane flavor. The flakes are more rounded, usually thicker with more air bubbles in the flakes, and a satin-texture frosting. Not nearly as addictive as the Canuck flakes.

Of the two Canuck lines, (00735 and 04132), the 00735 has a better "smell inside the bag" aroma, the 04132 flakes have more of the "old socks" aroma, but they both taste the same.

Additionally, there are other inconsistencies in the product. Thickness or hardness of the flakes, amount of frosting, etc. Quality control isn't very strict. I still love my Frosted Flakes though, as long as I can still find the Canadian ones.

In the photo, they almost look the same, other than the slight color and shape difference.
Battle Creek 00734 product on the left, . . . . . . . . . . . . . Canada 04132 product on the right.
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By hydro_pyro at 2007-08-14

the canadian brand must also come with a little hallucinogen in them also cause your straight trippin :D










on the serious side I'm gonna have to try this myself

For a while, I noticed that sometimes I'd get a good box, and sometimes I'd get a bad (not as good) box. Eventually I figured out the Canada connection.

They're G-r-r-r-r-r-eat!

Chad you have just way to much free time!(LOL). I also am a big fan of the Tiger. A couple big bowls of them and a Mountain Dew and I'm good ta go in the a.m.. I also had noticed a taste difference, thought I was just getting old(LOL).

I gotta admit, intentionally or not, this is the funniest thing you've ever posted, Chad..... :p

John Speath Vaccum impregnates the Canadian version with frosting. The American version is done with a chopper gun.;)

Yep, see John proves I'm not crazy. He's tasted the "differences" in Frosted Flakes now. Just look for the "Product of Canada" marking above the company address on the side panel. That's the good stuff. ;)

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Originally Posted by Scream And Fly

Chad, what makes the Canadian version better?

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Canadians.

i would bet if you mail and e-mail this to Kellogg's they might reward you with a free box or two hundred , perhaps if you present it well you might get a comercial... nothing to lose but some free time eh?

A few years ago, when I called them and tried to say there were "two varieties" of Frosted Flakes product, two distinctly different flavors and textures, they told me I was crazy.

Last year, I submitted an E-mail complaint about a couple of boxes with "extremely thick, crunchy flakes that tore up my gums", and they promply sent me replacement coupons.

you must get to the bottom of this! tour the plants with a hidden camera and get a chemical analysis of the two seeming varieties, perhaps the ladder first so you know what to look for in your investigative tours.

Frosted flakes in Europe are diffrent too. Dont even get me started on Golden Grahms.:mad: foul

I live here in "Cereal City", thanks for your critique of our product. The Kellogg Company was founded here. I am sure that Will and John Kellogg would be pleased to find out that you enjoy their product. However the U.F.G.M. local 7 probably wouldn't share your enthusiasm for a foreign made product. At least the corporate money comes home to B.C. though. Nice to know that so many of you guys enjoy eating cereal. Hey Pyro I hear that foreign repaired horns are better than domestic ones. There is a real need in the U.S.A. to support our companies, so let's all do our part and buy American. Remember this is America speak American Damnit!!

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Originally Posted by Scream And Fly

Chad, what makes the Canadian version better?

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Because it's created in a socialist enviroment where everything is made for the people. Not that US stuff that is made just to make the board members and shareholders richer! :p

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Originally Posted by punkinhead

I live here in "Cereal City", thanks for your critique of our product. The Kellogg Company was founded here. I am sure that Will and John Kellogg would be pleased to find out that you enjoy their product. However the U.F.G.M. local 7 probably wouldn't share your enthusiasm for a foreign made product. At least the corporate money comes home to B.C. though. Nice to know that so many of you guys enjoy eating cereal. Hey Pyro I hear that foreign repaired horns are better than domestic ones. There is a real need in the U.S.A. to support our companies, so let's all do our part and buy American. Remember this is America speak American Damnit!!

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Dude, chill out. I'm not ordering cereal on the internet from another country or something. You make me out as a flag-burner just because I pick and choose, and I demand quality!

I liked Dave's response :D