What do homemade rice krispies,and store brand rice krispies have in common?
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They both taste great
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they make nice rice and yogurts
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It depends on the item in question.  For things like trash bags and dishwashing detergent, I use the store brands as long as it's specifications match my needs.  I have been driving a truck for 6 years and have found that most similar items are produced by the same manufacturer as the one that makes the national brand.  This is NOT true of ALL things but you would be surprised at how many.  Sometimes the only difference is the color or a different type of perfume.  When it comes to household meds like pain relievers, antacids, anti-itch cream, etc., I would test them one by one to determine if they perform for you.  I use "generic" aceteminophen (tylenol) for occasional aches and pains but the generic brand is completely ineffectual for my wife.  She is forced by her body's response to use the national brand (Tylenol) because the generic just doesn't work for her.  So, there you are.  In short I would save a bit using the store brand when it fits your needs adequately but don't skimp if you truly have a need to use the national brand.  Hope that helps
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Perishable food is food that can rot if not kept in a refrigerator.\n\nRaw beef is perishable, beef jerky is not.\nCooked rice is perishable, dry rice is not.\n\nAlways keep your refrigerator colder than 41 degrees F (5 degrees C) to keep food safe. And when you buy perishable foods, put them in the fridge withon 2 hours of purchase so they don't get contaminated.
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CARBBLOCK, made from some sort of rice mixture. It actually worked for me, but it can't be overused. It'll give you the runs nd a not-so-great feeling if you abuse them. I would use it maximum of once every day or two before a normal-for-you sized meal.Don't make the mistake of overeating, as it may not work as much as you'd like.\nThey have a nice orange flavor, but a little chaulky
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Wholegrain rice is the same as brown rice
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Check out: kraftfoods.com or foodchannel.com
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Yes. 50/50 makes one that is really good. It has the crispy layers on the inside just like the butterfingers. Look in the diet section of stores like Fred Meyer's, Haggen, Top Food, and possibly Albertson's. I don't think Safeway carries this brand. Check the Sugar-free Russel Stover products too. Walmart usually has a big selection. I think they also have one that is quite similar.
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mine says corn starch..I'll keep looking for ya
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Write a poem or a song or use whatever talent you have to let her know. When it's "homemade" it means a great deal more than "store bought".
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How about Karo's Kreations or Kreative Krafts by Karo
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Corn bread dressing would have more flavor and texture. If you have the brand there, take the easy way out: buy Stove Top Stuffing Mix. It's great!
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Not sure, but they did make Flutie Flakes cereal for a while.
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fried rice is white rice fried\nwhy would you think that frying something would make it healthier?\n\nbrown rice is healthier
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Sometimes insects such as flour beetles and other pests can get into food that is not stored in airtight containers.  Most cracker and cereal boxes tend to be simple cardboard, with the goods wrapped in wax paper or the like.  Most of them don't even offer a rudimentary seal.  If there are household insects about (and most healthy houses have a few, the only homes that are completely insect free are ones with massive toxic leaks or radiation problems) they can find their way into the box and thrive on the yummy carbohydrates.\n\nTo prevent it, throw out any known infested foods, carefully clean everything in the cupboards and cabinets (especially corners and cracks where crumbs linger), and store food in sealable plastic containers (i.e. Tupperware).  You then have the problem of moisture getting into the airtight containers and making the food soggy, or even moldy, but you'll be less likely to get bugs.\n\nIf it's any consolation, the little bugs and beetles that infest food stuffs are themselves edible.  Completely harmless, non-toxic and an insignificant source of protein!
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Little white powdered ones and Glazed with chocolate AND chocolate cake ones! MMMmmmm! But I only like Krispy Kreme!
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Not sure if you mean brand names or actual ingredients? \nI can't think of 20 brands, but here are some:\nKent, Kalbach, Showtec, ShowRite, Purina\n\nSome ingredients include:\nShelled corn, ground corn, soybean meal, grounds oats, ground wheat, fish meal, driend whey, flaked corn, blood meal, cracked corn, corn gluten meal, dehydrated molasses, ground corn, shlled corn, soybean hulls, rolled barley, sodium bicarbonate, sorghum, wheat bran, wheat midlings, trace minerals, bone meal, limestone, distillers grain, vitamins