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Rice 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 1/3 cup (40g)

Nutrition, without the guesswork.

Values per labeled serving; derived estimates only where supported.
Label fieldPer servingDerived estimate
Energy (kcal)160400 per 100g
Total fat (g)12.5 per 100g
Saturated fat (g)00 per 100g
Carbohydrate (g)3587.5 per 100g
Dietary fiber (g)25 per 100g
Total sugars (g)37.5 per 100g
Added sugars (g)37.5 per 100g
Protein (g)37.5 per 100g
Sodium (mg)330825 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: rice-based grains, sugar, molasses, salt and vitamin E; added vitamins and minerals. See the complete 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.

Which column are you reading?

This record uses the dry cereal panel, not the separate with-milk column. Adding milk changes the prepared food; do not copy one column’s calories and another column’s carbohydrate value.

Before a side-by-side comparison

Keep the 40 g serving in view. A different cup measure or cereal density can change the amount represented by a bowl. Our normalized figures are calculations from the label, not a recommended portion.

What this page does not establish

We have not tasted this cereal or checked your physical package. Use the current package for ingredient and allergen decisions.

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