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Corn Chex: the US label, explained

By SteadyScale editorial · Updated October 16, 2026

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Chex · US market

What the label says.

Web panel: about 8 servings Original

Based on published labels and product information. Not taste-tested.

Version
US manufacturer web label checked 2026-10-16; as packaged, without milk
Food state
as sold
Serving on label
1 1/4 cup (39g)

Nutrition, without the guesswork.

Values per labeled serving; derived estimates only where supported.
Label fieldPer servingDerived estimate
Energy (kcal)150384.6 per 100g
Total fat (g)12.6 per 100g
Saturated fat (g)00 per 100g
Carbohydrate (g)3384.6 per 100g
Dietary fiber (g)25.1 per 100g
Total sugars (g)410.3 per 100g
Added sugars (g)410.3 per 100g
Protein (g)37.7 per 100g
Sodium (mg)280717.9 per 100g

“Not reported” is not zero. Qualified values retain their meaning; missing serving measures are not inferred.

Ingredients

Ingredient overview, not a full transcription: corn-based grains and starch, sugar, salt, baking soda and vitamin E; added vitamins and minerals. Consult the manufacturer list.

Manufacturer allergen statement

Not reported. Check the current package and manufacturer.

We do not infer allergen-free or gluten-free certifications from an ingredient list.

The version behind the table

The source presents a dry cereal panel and a separate prepared example with skim milk. This record follows the as-packaged panel throughout.

Compare the amount, not just the bowl

The stated serving weighs 39 g. Check both the cup measure and gram amount before comparing another cereal. A lower per-serving number alone does not explain whether the compared servings contain the same amount of food.

Keep the scope clear

This is published-label analysis, not a taste test or a personal breakfast recommendation. Check your current package before use.

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