Talk:Grape-Nuts: Difference between revisions

This line is confusing: "It is possible that the cereal and its name refer to the eastern European traditional breakfast of kasha with milk and honey." How would "Grape-Nuts" refer to that?

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BetacommandBot 02:22, 6 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]

"Neither grapes nor nuts have ever been ingredients in the cereal."

"The original formula for Grape-Nuts called for grape sugar"

Does grape sugar come from grapes? If so, which part of this article is wrong? Did grape nuts have grape sugar as an ingredient, or not?