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| Articles about Kellogg |
| El experimento Kellogg - Humanizando monos | | 2008-08-07 14:06:36 | | El experimento al que dedico este post tiene tanto de escabroso como de curioso, tan solo déjenme que les haga una pregunta para que reflexionen ¿ Someterían a su propio hijo de 10 meses a un experimento con monos, con el fin de comprobar como evoluciona su crecimiento y su inteligencia en su infancia? Dado [...]... | | By: P007 WEB PAGE | | |
| | Kellogg’s Cereal Streetwear | | 2008-04-17 23:51:22 | | To all you cereal heads out there, we found the perfect clothes for you to pick up for the summer. I don’t know if you’ve gotten the word yet, but Kellogg’s Cereal now has their own clothing line inspired off of their most popular brands: Fruit Loops, Frosted Flakes, Honey Smacks, Corn Flakes, and [...]
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| Kellogg's Cocoa Rice Krispies Treats. | | 2007-04-29 08:37:24 | | It's the Rice Krispies Treat for all you chocolate lovers. By simply replacing regular RiceKrispies with Kellogg's Cocoa Krispies, then adding a bit of cocoa to the recipe, we can clone theexact flavor of the product you otherwise have to buy in boxes in the grocery store. This recipemakes 16 of the crunchy brown bars, or the equivalent of two boxes of the real thing.3 tablespoons margarine1/4 teaspoon salt5 cups miniature marshmallows1/2 teaspoon vanilla4 teaspoons cocoa6 cups Cocoa Krispies cerealnon-stick cooking spray1.Combine margarine and salt in a large saucepan over low heat.2.When margarine has melted, add marshmallows and vanilla and stir until marshmallows have melted. Add cocoa and stir well. Remove from heat.3.Add Cocoa Krispies and stir until the cereal is well-coated with the melted marshmallow mixture.4.Spray a 9x13-inch baking dish with a light coating of non-stick cooking spray. Pour the mixture into the dish and, using wax paper or lightly greased hands, press down... | | By: cookbook n recipes | | |
| | The Kellogg Company: The story of a cereal filler | | 2007-03-23 07:04:29 | |
The breakfast cereal was discovered by accident. In 1894, brothers John and William Kellogg were working at Americas most prestigious sanatorium (a place to come eat a vegetarian diet, exercise, and revitalize your body). They were working on new ways to create a breakfast of boiled bread when a thin rolled sheet was left out for two days. What remained were thin flakes the brothers baked and eventually served to their customers with milk.
Their elite clientele would leave still tasting the delectable breakfast treat and would request mail orders of the cereal shipped to their homes. John, the doctor, refuted the idea of lending the Kellogg name to a commercial enterprise. Eventually he was won over by his business savvy brother, William. They called their invention Granose.
What was born out of the Battle Creek Sanatorium was a mail order foods company called Sanitas Nut Food Company. Im not interested in selling corn flakes by mail, William said, I want to se... | | By: Small Business Tycoon | | |
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