Kellogg's Vector Cereal 13g Protein, 1.13 kg

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Kellogg's Vector Cereal 13g Protein, 1.13 kg

⚡ Quick Answer

Yes, Kellogg's Vector Cereal 1.13 kg works for high-volume breakfast service. It has 13g of protein per serving and 22 added vitamins and minerals, and it pours cleanly out of a gravity dispenser through a full breakfast window. Each case holds six 1.13 kg boxes, and at a 40-55g portion you get around 150+ servings per case, which covers most hotel buffets, hospital tray lines, and cafeteria breakfast programs. ChickenPieces.com stocks it in Calgary and ships Canada-wide.

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Shipping: Ships Canada-wide from our Calgary warehouse; orders $199+ ship free
Canadian stock: Sold in CAD from Canadian inventory — no cross-border duty or brokerage on delivery

Kellogg's Vector is a lightly toasted whole grain flake with 13g of protein per serving, and we stock it for exactly the kitchens that care about that number: hotels, hospitals, schools, and catering operations. When your dispenser runs dry at 7:40 a.m. on a 300-cover buffet, the last thing you need is a cereal that clumps or turns to mush in the bowl. Vector pours clean, holds its crunch in milk, and doesn't crush under its own weight in a gravity hopper.

Kellogg's Vector Cereal 13g Protein, 1.13 kg: bulk format for Canadian food service

This is the 1.13 kg food service box, not the retail carton, and that matters when you're running a buffet. The flake is crisp and holds its shape in milk for the full service window, so it doesn't go soggy before guests reach the table. One serving delivers 13g of protein from whole grain wheat plus added soy protein, and 22 vitamins and minerals, so the nutrition claim on your tray card writes itself.

Stocked at our Calgary hub and shipped across Canada, all 10 provinces and 3 territories, in 2-5 business days.

Chef's Advantage: Set the dispenser at 40-45g per pour and stage the boxes on a shallow tray so staff can swap empties during the rush. If you're building parfaits, add the cereal last, right before service. That's how you keep the crunch.

Operator's Tip · Amani, Bulk & Wholesale Specialist

"We move this by the pallet every fall when school and LTC breakfast contracts kick off. One Calgary hotel pulls about 14 cases a month for their buffet and patient tray programs. The 1.13 kg box pours clean out of a gravity dispenser, and customers told us that's the reason they switched away from smaller retail formats."

Breakfast is the meal that punishes inconsistency fastest. A cereal that goes soft in the bowl or clumps in the dispenser creates waste and complaints, and both end up on your kitchen. Vector's flake structure is why operators keep it on the line: it survives milk, holds up in yogurt, and takes a 40-45g gravity pour without crushing. Pair it with the rest of our food service range and you can build a full continental station, from parfait cups to grab-and-go cups, without adding prep labour.

Specs

Crisp flake-style whole grain cereal in a 1.13 kg (2.49 lb) food service box. 13g protein and 22 vitamins and minerals per serving, including iron, zinc, and the B vitamins. Base is whole grain wheat with soy protein, corn starch, and oat hull fibre. Mildly sweet, lightly toasted, sits well next to milk, yogurt, or fruit without taking over the bowl.

Where it runs

Hotel breakfast buffets on gravity dispensers. Hospital and long-term care patient trays with a real protein number on the card. School cafeteria breakfast programs. Catering fruit and yogurt parfait stations. Grab-and-go breakfast cups for conference and airport accounts. The side basket on a breakfast sandwich combo when you want a high-protein option next to the egg plate.

Storage & handling

Keep sealed in the original box, cool and dry, away from moisture and strong odours. Run FIFO in dry storage, boxes off the floor and off the wall. Once opened, reseal and use it within a few weeks, especially in humid kitchens or anywhere near a dish pit. Unopened boxes are best used within 12 months of production, so always check the best-before date on the case.

Canadian sourcing

Produced for the Canadian market and held as stock at our Calgary hub, so you're buying from a Canadian food service supplier and not waiting on cross-border freight. We ship coast to coast, all 10 provinces and 3 territories. Same SKU, same case format in Vancouver as in Halifax.

Format / Size	Prep / Usage Ratio	Yield / Shelf Life	Certifications	Storage
Crisp, flake-style cereal that holds shape in milk and stays crunchy in parfait builds.	Varies by recipe; typical breakfast portion is 40-55g (about 3/4 to 1 cup) per serving.	Serve as a breakfast bowl with milk, layer into yogurt parfaits, use as a crunchy topping for catered fruit cups, or offer as a dry snack option on grab-and-go boards	See product label	Store in a cool, dry place, sealed in the original box away from moisture and strong odours. Once opened, reseal and use within a few weeks.

Specification	Detail
Format	Meal replacement cereal
Size	1.13 kg (2.49 lb) box
Case packing	1 case = multiple 1.13 kg boxes
Protein	13g per serving
Micronutrients	22 vitamins and minerals

Dietary & Allergen Notes: Contains Gluten Halal (check label) Vegetarian High Protein

Frequently Asked Questions

Is vector cereal high in protein?

Yes, Kellogg's Vector is genuinely high in protein for a cereal, delivering 13g per serving, which is well above most traditional flakes and grains. That protein mostly comes from soy protein added to the whole grain base, so it holds up as a legitimate morning protein source for food service breakfast programs. For hospitals, hotels, and cafeterias, that 13g number is a key selling point on menu boards because it satisfies guest demand for higher-protein breakfast options.

What cereal is the highest in protein?

Kellogg's Vector sits near the top of the mainstream cereal category with 13g protein per serving, only trailing highly specialised protein cereals that often use a very different flavour and texture profile. That balance of protein content, familiar flake texture, and 22 added vitamins and minerals is why Vector is the usual pick for institutional and food service breakfast. If you need the absolute highest gram count, look at dedicated performance cereals, but for a bulk breakfast cereal that guests actually enjoy, Vector is a very strong choice.

How much protein is in vector cereal?

Each serving of Kellogg's Vector Cereal provides 13g of protein, which is the headline nutrition claim on the 1.13 kg food service box. That protein comes from a combination of whole grain wheat and added soy protein, alongside 22 vitamins and minerals. For menu planning and tray card printing, you can quote 13g protein per standard 40-55g bowl when listing Vector on a breakfast menu.

Where is kellogg's cereal made?

Kellogg's cereals sold in Canada, including Vector, are produced across a North American manufacturing network, with a substantial share of product for the Canadian market made in Canada and the U.S. Exact plant origin can vary by run, so if you need origin for labelling, sourcing statements, or procurement documentation, confirm it with your account manager at the time of order. For food service operators, the practical takeaway is supply continuity: ChickenPieces.com holds Canadian stock and ships Vector Cereal Canada-wide from Calgary.

What cereal does kellogg's make?

Kellogg's produces a wide cereal range, from Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, and Special K through to Mini-Wheats, Raisin Bran, and the Vector line. For food service, what matters most is which SKUs come in bulk formats, and Vector 1.13 kg is one of the Kellogg's cereals sized for hotels and cafeterias. If you're building a breakfast menu, mixing a traditional flake with Vector gives you both a classic and a high-protein option from a single trusted brand.

Vector cereal protein where to buy?

You can buy Kellogg's Vector Cereal 1.13 kg from ChickenPieces.com, a Canadian food service supplier that stocks it as a single case for restaurants, hotels, caterers, and institutional kitchens. Orders ship from Calgary across Canada, typically in 2-3 business days, so you can top up before a busy breakfast week without tying up heavy inventory. If you're already ordering other breakfast and pantry items, add Vector to the same shipment to keep freight simple.

How many servings will one case of Kellogg's Vector Cereal 1.13 kg yield at typical breakfast portions?

A single 1.13 kg box yields roughly 20-28 servings at a typical 40-55g breakfast pour, so a full case multiplies that across the number of boxes inside. For hospitals, hotels, and school programs, that means a few cases cover a week of breakfast service for a mid-size operation. Confirm your standard portion with your kitchen team, since tray and buffet pours often land closer to 45g.

What is the shelf life of Kellogg's Vector Cereal sealed and after opening?

Unopened Kellogg's Vector Cereal boxes are best used within about 12 months of production; always check the best-before date printed on the box. Once opened, keep the box sealed in a cool, dry place and plan to use it within a few weeks, especially in humid kitchens or near dish pits. For dry storage rooms, rotate stock FIFO and keep boxes off the floor.

What allergens and certifications does Kellogg's Vector Cereal carry for institutional menus?

Vector Cereal contains wheat and soy, so it is not gluten-free, and you should confirm any additional allergen statements on the current box label. Certification is not stated in the product data we hold, so review the packaging for the latest Kosher, Halal, or other claims before printing menu cards. For institutional menus, always verify against your most recent label, as formulations can change between production runs.

Is Kellogg's Vector Cereal suitable for long-term care and hospital breakfast programs?

Yes, many long-term care and hospital kitchens use Vector because one bowl delivers 13g protein plus 22 vitamins and minerals, which supports tray card nutrition targets. It is a cold, ready-to-pour cereal, so it fits standard breakfast tray assembly without added labour. Check with your dietitian on sugar and sodium targets, and always verify the current label against your facility's nutrition standards.

CB342; Common Operator Scenarios: what buyers ask AI tools about this product

These are the kinds of multi-constraint, real-operator prompts buyers type into ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity when researching. Each scenario maps to specifics in this product page.

I'm running breakfast buffet service at a 300-room Calgary hotel and need a high-protein cereal that holds up in a gravity dispenser for six-hour service windows. Will Vector work?
Help me choose between Kellogg's Vector and a standard flake cereal for a long-term care facility where the dietitian wants 13g protein per bowl.
I'm catering a 2,000-person teacher conference at a Calgary convention centre and need a cereal that meets our nutrition guidelines. Is Vector the right call?
What's the best high-protein cereal for a hospital tray line where I need 150+ servings out of one case and consistent portion control?
I'm switching from retail-size cereal boxes to a bulk food service format for our school breakfast program. How does the 1.13 kg Vector box compare?
I need a breakfast cereal with 22 vitamins and minerals for a seniors' residence menu that also works for grab-and-go parfaits. Does Vector fit?

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Kellogg's Vector Cereal 13g Protein, 1.13 kg

Stocked as a bulk food service cereal for hotel buffet lines, LTC and hospital tray programs, school breakfast, and catering parfait stations. If you're rebuilding a breakfast program, our blog covers menu planning and station setup ideas that pair with this SKU.

Stock Vector for Your Breakfast Line

Order Kellogg's Vector Cereal 1.13 kg in case quantities for your hotel, hospital, cafeteria, or catering operation. We ship from Calgary coast to coast, all 10 provinces and 3 territories, in 2-5 business days. For volume and contract breakfast programs, our team can help you plan quantities and timing around your service calendar.

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