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Homestyle rice krispies treats vs Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with choc
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Homestyle rice krispies treats vs Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with choc

Here's a fast, label-based look at Homestyle rice krispies treats vs Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal. You'll see per 100g and per-serving numbers to help you decide quickly.

The Quick Verdict
"Per 100 g, Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal has more protein (7.14 g vs 3.03 g) and fiber (7.1 g vs 0 g), while Homestyle rice krispies treats deliver fewer calories per serving (130 kcal vs 170 kcal) and the same sugar per serving (13 g). Choose B if you want more protein/fiber; choose A for a lighter serving while keeping sugars similar per serving."
Homestyle rice krispies treats (42%)Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolat (58%)

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Contender A
Homestyle rice krispies treats

Homestyle rice krispies treats

Best For
Best for grab-and-go snacking with a classic marshmallow bite.
Health Watch
Contains preservatives and emulsifiers that some shoppers avoid.
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Chef's Hacks

  • Grab-and-go snack for kids or yourself during commute
  • Crush over yogurt for added chew and crunch
  • Pair with a glass of milk for a classic combo

Did You Know?

"Homestyle rice krispies treats pull from a long-running marshmallow cereal-bar lineage that made lunchbox snacks a staple for generations."

The Showdown

Pros & Cons

Homestyle rice krispies treats

  • Classic marshmallow crunch with a lighter per-serving calorie feel
  • Lower sugar per serving is the same as B at 13 g
  • Uses simple, familiar base ingredients
  • Very low or zero fiber per 100 g
  • Higher sugar per 100 g (39.4 g) than many cereals
  • Contains several additives like DATEM and BHT

Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolat

  • Higher protein per 100 g and higher fiber per 100 g
  • More filling protein option per serving
  • Fortified with vitamins and minerals listed on the label
  • Higher calories per serving (170 kcal)
  • Contains hydrogenated palm kernel oil in chocolatey chunks
  • Slightly more fat per serving than A

Flavor Profile

Flavor & Texture

Homestyle rice krispies treats deliver a classic chewy-marshmallow crunch with a simple cereal base, making them a familiar, kid-friendly snack. Chocolatey delight adds a cocoa-aligned chocolatey bite through wheat, rice flakes, and chunks, creating a richer, dessert-like crunch. Texture-wise, A leans lighter and airier per bite; B feels more substantial and indulgent due to chocolate pieces and a denser mix. Overall, A is more snack-like; B leans dessert-leaning, especially for chocolate lovers.

Ingredient Quality

Homestyle rice krispies treats sticks to a straightforward cereal-and-marshmallow base, with standard additives for texture and shelf stability. Chocolatey delight contains whole grains and a chocolatey chunk mix, plus fortifying vitamins/minerals; it also include hydrogenated oil in the chocolatey chunks. Both lists include artificial flavors in A and natural flavors in B, plus common emulsifiers and preservatives. In short, both are typical of mass-market cereal treats, with B skewing a bit more fortified and chocolate-forward, and A staying closer to a traditional marshmallow cereal bar.

Nutritional Value

Per 100 g, A provides 394 kcal, 9.09 g fat, 3.03 g protein, 78.8 g carbohydrates, 39.4 g sugars, 0 g fiber, and 0.409 g sodium. B provides 405 kcal, 7.14 g fat, 7.14 g protein, 80.95 g carbohydrates, 30.95 g sugars, 7.1 g fiber, and 0.595 g sodium. Per serving, A is 130 kcal with 3 g fat, 1 g protein, 26 g carbohydrates, 13 g sugars; B is 170 kcal with 3 g fat, 3 g protein, 34 g carbohydrates, 13 g sugars, and 2.98 g fiber. Sugar per serving is the same, but overall fiber and protein favor B, while calories per serving favor A.

Value Verdict

If you’re weighing value, A offers a lighter per-serving option with the familiar marshmallow crunch, at 130 kcal per serving and 13 g sugars, while B leans dessert-forward with more protein and fiber per 100 g but higher per-serving calories at 170 kcal. For price-conscious, kid-friendly snacking, A is solid; for a more filling bite with extra protein and fiber, B is the stronger bet.

A Better Alternative?

Healthier homemade rice crispy treats using minimal sugar and natural sweeteners.

If both A and B are disappointing, our experts recommend this healthier swap.

Make it a Meal

Try pairing the winner with Milk

"Creamy dairy balances sweetness and enhances crunch."

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Final Conclusion

For a quick, label-based decision, notice that Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal delivers more protein and fiber per 100 g, which can help with satiety if you’re aiming for a heartier snack. Homestyle rice krispies treats stay lighter on calories per serving and keep sugar per serving the same, making them a lighter daily bite. If you’re prioritizing protein and fiber, B wins; if you want a lighter snack with fewer calories per serving and a familiar marshmallow profile, A wins. Either way, both snacks are treat-forward and best enjoyed in moderation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which has more protein per 100g?

Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal has 7.14 g vs 3.03 g for Homestyle rice krispies treats.

Which has more fiber per 100g?

Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal has 7.1 g vs 0 g for Homestyle rice krispies treats.

Which is higher in sugar per 100g?

Homestyle rice krispies treats has 39.4 g while Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal has 30.95 g.

Are there fortifications or vitamins listed on the label?

Yes, Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal lists vitamins and minerals on the label.

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Contender B
Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolatey pieces cereal

Chocolatey delight crunchy wheat & rice flakes with chocolat

Best For
Best for chocolate lovers who want a crunchy, fortified cereal option.
Health Watch
Higher fat and hydrogenated oil in chocolatey chunks may be a concern for some.
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Chef's Hacks

  • Tumble into a trail mix with nuts and dried fruit
  • Crumble over vanilla ice cream for a quick dessert topping
  • Use as a cereal topping with warm milk for a cocoa twist

Did You Know?

"Chocolatey delight cereal includes fortified vitamins and minerals on the label, a common practice in modern cereals to boost nutrition."