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Can you still buy King Vitamin cereal?

Joe Ford

Can you still buy King Vitamin cereal?

King Vitaman was a brand of sweetened breakfast cereal produced by Quaker Oats and sold in the United States. The cereal entered the marketplace in 1968, and changed mascots several times. The cereal was discontinued in 2019 according to Quaker Oats.

What does King Vitamin cereal taste like?

Just as Quisp and Quake taste like differently shaped Crunchian cousins, King Vitaman adapts the same coconut-oiled, toasted corn–oat blend into a shape that’s somehow more flesh-flaying than the Cap’n’s own chests.

What cereal does Quaker Oats make?

Breakfast cereals

  • Cap’n Crunch.
  • Life cereal.
  • Quisp.
  • Mother’s Natural Foods.
  • Quaker 100% Natural Granola.
  • Kretschmer Wheat Germ.
  • Mr. T Cereal.
  • Muffets (“The round shredded wheat”)

When did they stop making Quisp cereal?

1979

Is quisp a word?

Quisp is a baked paste of corn meal and syrup shaped like saucers. Quaker Oats also sells Quisp directly to the public through an online store.

Is Quisp cereal gluten free?

Although Quisp doesn’t explicitly contain any wheat ingredients, gluten may still exist in the cereal from other ingredients. Additionally, if the facility also produces gluten-containing products, trace amounts of gluten may be present in the cereal….

What Kellogg’s cereals are gluten free?

Which Kellogg’s Cereals Are Gluten-Free?

  • Special K Gluten-Free Cereal – Touch of Brown Sugar.
  • Kashi Simply Maize Cereal.
  • Kashi Indigo Morning Cereal.
  • Kashi Clusters, Vanilla Pepita.
  • Bear Naked Cinnamon and Sunflower Butter Soft Baked Granola.
  • Bear Naked Cacao and Cashew Butter Soft Baked Granola.

Are potato chips gluten-free?

Since many of the company’s snacks, such as Lay’s Classic potato chips and Fritos Original corn chips are made from simple ingredients like corn or potatoes, they are, and always have been, naturally made without gluten ingredients….

Why cheese is so addictive?

Cheese contains casein, a dairy protein that releases casomorphins, which are plant compounds that trigger dopamine production in your brain. This makes cheese mildly addictive….