Kellogg's complete bran whole grain & wheat bran breakfast
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- Last seen at $82.67 at Herbspro on Nov 14.
Our take on the Kellogg's complete bran whole grain & wheat bran breakfast
Kellogg's Complete Bran is a wheat bran and whole grain breakfast cereal, sold in a 12 oz box and certified kosher. It is a plain, high-fiber flake cereal in the same family as All-Bran and generic bran flakes, aimed at shoppers who want fiber and a simple ingredient list rather than sweetness. Compared with frosted or granola-style cereals it is lighter and less sugary, and it competes with store-brand bran flakes on the same basic formula.
- Wheat bran and whole grain base gives a solid fiber source
- Plain, lightly sweet flavor works with fruit, milk or yogurt
- Kosher certified
- Versatile beyond the bowl: usable in muffins, crumbles and coatings
- 12 oz box is a manageable size for one or two people
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Kellogg's complete bran whole grain & wheat bran breakfast price history
Lowest price we've seen: $82.67 on Nov 12 at Herbspro. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 12.
Questions and answers
- Is Kellogg's Complete Bran the same as All-Bran?
- No. All-Bran is a denser, stick-shaped bran cereal. Complete Bran is a flake cereal made with wheat bran and whole grain, so it is lighter and closer to standard bran flakes.
- How much fiber does a serving have?
- The box carries the nutrition panel, and bran flakes of this type are typically a good fiber source per serving. Check the panel on the box for the exact figure.
- Is it sweetened?
- It is a plain bran flake with only light sweetness. It is not a frosted or sugar-coated cereal, so most people add fruit or a little sweetener.
- Is it kosher?
- Yes, it is certified kosher. Look for the kosher symbol on the box.
- How should I store it once opened?
- Keep the inner bag folded or clipped and store the box in a cool, dry place. Bran flakes soften fast in humid air, so reseal it tightly after each use.
