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Microwavable, or microwave-safe bowls, are so-named because they’re designed to withstand microwave conditions. Because microwaves have the potential to melt or damage bowls not intended for that sort of heat, it is essential to know whether a bowl is microwave-safe before using it to reheat or cook food. ii) any property damage of any nature whatsoever, resulting from your participation in the Promotion; Because of these powerful radio waves, microwavable bowls and other dishware must be able to withstand these high temperatures and not heat from within. Kellogg’s cannot accept responsibility for applications which are misdirected, entered incorrectly or delayed in transmission for any reason whatsoever. Proof of application is not proof of delivery.

Please note: Kellogg’s Bowls will only be shipped within the following countries UK, ROI and Malta. For a healthier option, look for cereals that are high in fiber and list a whole grain ingredient first. The higher protein content is a plus because it will keep you full longer. Total, Cheerios, Life, Kix, and Raisin Bran are all great choices. When choosing a microwavable bowl, it is important to consider bowl size and intended use. Soup and cereal bowls tend to be smaller because they are designed for eating out of, while mixing bowls are larger to accommodate more ingredients for mixing.

By entering the Promotion, you agree to be bound by these Terms & Conditions. Kellogg Europe Trading Limited reserves the right to modify the content of these Terms & Conditions with retrospective effect for the sole purpose of ensuring the good execution of the Promotion, with no detrimental effect on the participants. iii) death or personal injury resulting as a direct result of entry into the Promotion, unless caused by the negligence of Kellogg Europe Trading Limited, its officers, directors, employees, and agents;Select your milk. Just like cereal, you have a lot of options. Between the different types of cow's milk, lactose-free milk, and nondairy milk, you will likely find something that works perfectly with your cereal of choice. All Bran 375g, 500g, 750g. All Bran Bran Flakes 500g, 750g, All Bran Golden Crunch 390g, All Bran Red Berry Crunch 340g, All Bran Sultana Bran 500g Enter your three unique codes and follow the instructions to redeem your Kellogg’s Bowl; Claims must be received before 23.59 GMT on 14th April 2016. Data Protection Your personal data shall be collected solely for the purposes of administering the Promotion and fulfilling the Kellogg’s Bowl and will only be kept until 3 months after the end of the Promotion. Entry details The Promotion is open between 00.01 GMT on 13th July 2015 (“Opening Date”) and 23.59 GMT on 14th April 2016 (”Closing Date”). All claims must be received by 15th April 2016. Any claims received after this date will not be accepted.

Cow's milk is the standard milk that most people think of when they hear the word. The types you'll see in the normal grocery store are whole milk, 2% milk, 1% milk, and skim milk. Whole milk tastes richer and has 3.25% fat. Both 2% milk and 1% milk have had their fat reduced (to 2% and 1%, respectively). Skim milk is 0% fat and tastes the least rich but has the fewest calories as well. You can choose amongst cow's milk depending on your personal taste preference and diet. [7] X Research sourceOnly applications which comply with these terms and conditions (three correct codes accepted) will receive their Kellogg’s Bowl. Lactose-free milk is perfect for anyone who gets stomach discomfort after drinking milk. Many people are lactose intolerant, and cannot break down the lactose in milk. Lactose-free milk is regular milk that has been combined with lactase, the enzyme that breaks down lactose. This prevents the gastrointestinal problems that arise from a lactose intolerance. [8] X Research source