Little Crow Foods

Little Crow Foods was a food manufacturing company based in Warsaw, Indiana. The company was known for producing a variety of food products, including breakfast cereals, baking mixes, and other grain-based foods. Little Crow Foods was particularly famous for its CoCo Wheats and Miracle Maize products.

History

Little Crow Foods was founded in 1903 by Francis M. White. The company initially focused on producing flour and cornmeal but later expanded its product line to include a variety of breakfast cereals and baking mixes. Over the years, Little Crow Foods became a well-known name in the food industry, particularly in the Midwest region of the United States.

Products

Little Crow Foods offered a range of products, including:

• CoCo Wheats: A chocolate-flavored hot cereal made from wheat farina.
• Miracle Maize: A cornbread mix that was popular for its ease of preparation and taste.
• Fastshake: A pancake mix that could be prepared quickly by shaking the mix with water in a bottle.

Acquisition

In 2012, Little Crow Foods was acquired by Hometown Food Company, which continued to produce some of the company's most popular products under the Little Crow brand.

Legacy

Although Little Crow Foods is no longer an independent company, its products remain popular among consumers. The company's legacy lives on through the continued production of its iconic products.

See Also

• Breakfast cereal
• Baking mix
• Food manufacturing
• Warsaw, Indiana

Related Pages

• CoCo Wheats
• Miracle Maize
• Hometown Food Company
• Breakfast cereal
• Baking mix
• Food manufacturing
• Warsaw, Indiana