A comparison of corn flakes from Kellogg's, Lidl, and Marks and Spencer found that the 95p Lidl box offers good value, while the Kellogg's version tasted best but cost significantly more. The M&S option was rated the blandest.
M&S Corn Flakes Rated Blandest
Marks and Spencer corn flakes were described as pretty much tasteless and quite dry, despite having a decent crunch. The 500g box cost 95p, matching Lidl's price, and received a rating of 5/10.
Lidl's Crownfield Corn Flakes Impress
Lidl's Crownfield corn flakes were not as bland as the M&S ones and had good crunch. At 95p for a 500g box, they were considered a good cheaper alternative to Kellogg's, earning a rating of 8/10.
Kellogg's Tastes Best but Costs More
Kellogg's corn flakes, purchased from Asda, were the winner in taste. The flakes were slightly darker, crunchier, and had more flavour than the other two. The box cost £2.45 and received a rating of 9/10. While it tasted best, the Lidl option was deemed good enough for those seeking savings.
