It would be cool if the box of cornflakes told you which town the corn came from
I'd just like to know it was from some sleepy, small rural town or somewhere better known.
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ArishMell · 70-79, M
I doubt very much the cereals are from any specific farm(s)!
I have just looked on the cartons of Tesco own-brand cornflakes, Kellogg's "Crunchy Nut Flakes" and "Weetabix".
All three cereals contain both maize and barley malt extract - plus peanuts and honey in the Crunchy Nut Flakes.
Their ingredients will be from many sources but "Weetabix" proudly claim their wheat is at least from British farms. It does say if whether they contain sugar from British sugar-beet, or imported cane sugar, though.
I have just looked on the cartons of Tesco own-brand cornflakes, Kellogg's "Crunchy Nut Flakes" and "Weetabix".
All three cereals contain both maize and barley malt extract - plus peanuts and honey in the Crunchy Nut Flakes.
Their ingredients will be from many sources but "Weetabix" proudly claim their wheat is at least from British farms. It does say if whether they contain sugar from British sugar-beet, or imported cane sugar, though.
