These once-popular cereal brands are losing their fan base fast—here’s why shoppers are ditching their bowls and looking ...

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In 1895, Perky moved his factory west from Boston to Worcester, Mass., and enthusiastically marketed his cereal. He used his ...

Thousands of boxes of cereal have been recalled over fears that pieces of metal in the food could cause painful health problems for anyone who eats them.

The content features a series of vintage cereal TV ads, primarily promoting Post Grape Nuts Flakes and other cereals. The ads emphasize the nutritional benefits of the cereals, highlighting their ...

Is Cereal Good for You?. 'USA Today' reports that these are the 10 most-purchased cereals in America, according to data compiled by Google:. Honey Nut Cheerios, Frosted Flakes, Cap'n Crunch ...

Post Consumer Brands, the cereal company known for Raisin Bran, Grape-Nuts and Fruity Pebbles, has launched a new line of cereals that it wants you to include in your nightly sleep routine.

Grape-Nut Flakes There are no grapes in either Grape-Nut Flakes or Grape Nuts; apparently C.W. Post believed glucose, which he called grape sugar, formed during the baking process.

Developed by C.W. Post in 1897, Grape-Nuts is one of the oldest ready-to-eat breakfast cereals still on the market (alongside corn flakes and that edible wicker furniture, shredded wheat).

Lakeville, Minnesota-based Post Consumer Brands has kept the crunchy cereal largely the same to keep it on shelves for more than a century. Time-travel back to 1897 and track down a bowl of Grape ...

Year Introduced: 1897 Once a patient of Dr. John Harvey Kellogg’s — one of the brothers behind cereal behemoth Kellogg’s — C.W. Post became a competitor, developing Grape-Nuts cereal.

In 1897, he developed Grape-Nuts, a crumbled biscuit cereal (which, much to the delight of observational comedians, contains neither grapes nor nuts). What Post really brought to the breakfast ...