[traacyken]

cornflakes, after all there made from corn the unsweetened variety of course

[Roughlee Handled]

I can not see why not.  Do not forget to add lots of milk though. (Joking about the milk).
I would crush the flakes though, makes it easy to eat.

[Foxy]

I wouldn't as a rule only as cereals tend to have a high salt content which is not very good for chooks, however, a few occasionally I cnat see doing much harm

[Sue33]

let us know how they go down, I'm sure the chooks will love them 

[Debz]

I have used up a bit of cereal when it has reached its best before date or I have decided that I don't like it but I mix it in with the cooked peelings in the girls breakfast.  That way it gets a bit of moisture through it.

[LittleRedHen]

Check on the box to see about the salt.  I bet there's a bunch in there and that's lethal to a hen. 

[nicchick]

I do sometimes give poorly hens weetabix with yoghurt. I have found that the cheap oats from Lidl goes down better than the premium cereal from my mates deli. Mind you I tasted the posh stuff and got bored chewing, it was like cardboard. Nic.

[Chookster]

when i was a teenager we had a chicken (my mum named her Clara Cluck of all names!) Anyway, Dad built her a house out of an old kitchen cupboard LOL, she used to get herself round to the back door every morning and tap on the door with her beak and i used to share some cornflakes with her (without milk of course).  As a kid I didn't really think about looking on the side of the box about salt etc but she loved them anyway and it's a fond childhood memory i always have of her. 

[SnooziSuzi]

I give mine the scraps that are left at the bottom of packs of various different types of cereals, crushed up and moistened in water and mine are fine   Didn't know the salt content was high in them though