I Miss Kellogg's Croutettes This Time Of Year...Stuffing (dressing, sausage, recipe)

[Delahanty]

We always used Kellogg's Croutettes for Thanksgiving/Christmas dressing, and the seasoning was perfect. A few years before it was discontinued, I noticed that it would show up in a special display around holiday time, and knew I had to pick it up, as it would sell out quickly.

Luckily, I'd written down the exact amounts of everything I used with the croutettes, but getting the perfectly-seasoned (to my liking, anyway) croutons was an effort. Many of them were good, but just not the same. After a few years, I finally found one that's similar enough to do the trick, but I still miss the old standby.

Have you tended to use your tried-and-true recipe for stuffing, or do you change from year to year?

[lubby]

My mom has been doing the same stuffing recipe for 30 years. I have never heard of Kellogg's Crouttes. We always use the Pepperidge farm cubes.

[lubby]

They sell the bags online at Amazon.

[Idarya]

Delahanty I know exactly how you feel. I am 45 years old and for me I always associate Kellogg's with thanksgiving. It is tradition to use Kellogg's stuffing mix in our house for thanksgiving and now that it is discontinued these last 5 years it is hard, for Kellogg's stuffing is a must. I am a stuffing person. Trying to find a stuffing that can stand up and compare to kellogs is a hard road traveled. In the past I used by kellogs stuffing in bags of 10 - 12 at a timetable thru out the year. I used to make it with little game hens, chicken, and once with pork chops. Since the discontinuance of Kellogg's stuffing mix I don't buy any stuffing product at all. I have not found a brand to measure up. So if anyone out there has found a stuffing to measure up to or come even close to Kellogg's stuffing please let this stuffing addict in on the name brand. Having serious withdrawals here. Thank you.

[linda814]

THE WORST FIGHT my husband and I ever had was over the making of Thanksgiving stuffing...almost divorced over it...I let him make it the way he wants...with sausage...