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corn flake

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Noun1.corn flake - crisp flake made from corn
cold cereal, dry cereal - a cereal that is not heated before serving
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Calvin got a great gift recently when Kellogg's sent him a customised box of Corn Flakes - called Calvin Flakes.
Grin and swear it; the Razz by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
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And the results indicated that Kellogg's Special K, which is marketed as a slimming cereal, contained equal calories at 171 per 30g as the company's Corn Flakes and even more than its Bran Flakes.
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