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Shreddies (Nestle)
Shreddies is major brand knockoff of Wheat Chex, the classic cereal originally produced by Ralston in 1937 and currently produced by General Mills. Anyone who knows anything knows the familiar checkered, interwoven pattern of Chex cereal and its countless imitators.
In the U.S., Shreddies is produced by Post. The very first producer of Shreddies was Nabisco.
Company Description: Founded in 1860, Nestle is a multinational packaged food company headquartered in Vevey, Switzerland. In 1984, Nestle acquired the American food company Carnation. In 1989, Nestle and General Mills formed Cereal Partners Worldwide to market cereals worldwide. In 2002, Nestle got it's hands on... Read on and see all cereals from Nestle
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Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)
By stevencfitness
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No, shreddies are originally a Canadian cereal produced for that market. To say they are a "knock off" is like saying that Coke is a "Knock off" of Pepsi. Or that would be Pepsi of Coke as coke came first. Do some research. Shreddies are sweeter than Chex, and are also less crunchy. They are quite different in taste and texture.
Comment submitted: 2/1/2014 (#15880)
By jack
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Shreddies are GREAT....
Comment submitted: 11/24/2011 (#5819)
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