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Kellogg's Healthy Beginnings
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Family-pleasing recipes.

Take a look at this recipe collection and discover some new ways to surprise your family at mealtime.

Meet some of the people who make up the Kellogg’s® Nutrition™ Team!

A lot of pressure comes with being a parent and we can easily stress out over trying to be “perfect”. Guess what, there is no such thing! So make sure you celebrate and give yourself credit for all those little successes you’ll enjoy as your family grows! At the end of the day it’s figuring out what works best for you and your family. Take a peek at some of the successes our team members are enjoying.

Melanie H.

Melanie Hall, MI, RD
Mom of Two


I have a no frying rule in my kitchen, so I have tried oven frying everything, chicken, tofu, catfish, plantains, you name it! I also use crushed cereal instead of bread crumbs for all these recipes, it’s cheaper and faster than buying or making breadcrumbs. I just put corn or rice cereal in a resalable bag and let my youngest crush it with a rolling pin.


Sarah Ludmer

Sarah Ludmer, RD
Mom of Two


Eating veggies was always tough for my oldest. I would cut them up in different shapes but it just wasn’t his favorite. We decided to grow a couple tomato plants in pots the next summer and he decided to take one off the vine and eat it like an apple. He loved it and it is now his favorite vegetable. Sometimes it just takes a new environment and repeated exposure to new foods.


Courtney Placinta

Courtney Placinta, MPH, RD
Mom of Two


My kids eat dinner at 4 pm! Even as a dietitian, feeding my kids can be really challenging. My youngest is hesitant to try new foods, and my oldest wants a snack every 2 hours. At the end of the school day, my kids are HANGRY, and regardless of how many snacks or what types of snacks I provide, they were still begging for dinner, but dinner was a joke. I now take the opportunity to feed them an early dinner when we get home. They are more likely to try new foods, eat more of it, and be content for the rest of the evening.

Bringing Our Best To You™ – Since 1906.

For a really in-depth stroll back down memory-lane visit our website: http://www.kelloggshistory.com/

Every year adds
a new chapter
to our story.

1894

Kellogg brothers discover how to make flaked cereal

1906

W.K. Kellogg brings consumers the world’s first ready-to-eat cereal

1923

Kellogg hires the first full-time Dietian

1930

Kellogg pioneers the printing of nutrition, recipes and product info on packages

1938

The first ready-to-eat cereal fortified with B vitamins arrives in stores

1955

Kellogg unveils the first high-protein cereal on the market

1997

Nutrition facts appear on the front of a U.S. cereal box for the first timet

2011

The first 100% brown rice, Gluten Free, WIC-eligible cereal hits the shelves

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