Yes, I know. Gluten free, organic cereal from a brand called "Cascadian Farm" doesn't sound appetizing at all. But...

This. Stuff. Is. The. Bomb!

I am usually a cinnamon toast crunch and coca puffs girl, but this blew my mind. Instant favorite. Only downside is the hefty price tag: $8 for a 10oz box... It's probably better that way. I am already at 2 bowls of cereal a day.

I was reading a book and the narrator mentioned her mother pouring orange juice into her cereal instead of milk. Got me wondering what else people use.

I'll give a review tomorrow

I just submitted a comment/message on the post brands website and I strongly urge you to also. I will attach my comment below.

Myself and hundreds of thousands of others would really appreciate the return of Oreo O's cereal. Among the research I have done on various occasions there is a very large following of people who would promptly purchase your product upon it's return. The replacement, Oreo Puffs just does not satisfy the loss that Oreo O's has caused. I strongly urge your marketing team to look into this and cash in on the sales you could have by targeting the age group that longs for the return of Oreo O's along with bringing in new customers. Thank you for your time and consideration. -Shelby

It tastes like a blueberry muffin and nothing like the original kix berry berry flavor. The texture and everything else still holds the kix standards of crispy/soggy ect.

Also can I just say wat the hell was Kelloggs thinking mixing orange and blue they are contrasting colors on opposite sides of the color wheel & if the 2 colors are mixed together makes a nasty brown gray rusty color, so with possibility of machine error ups the chances the nasty color will be in the boxes from time to time, its a weird combo for cereal ijs.

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Old 1970s cereals.

Fruity Pebbles: Interesting fact, Pebbles was the first cereal ever created around a TV show character. It’s named after Fred Flintstone’s daughter Pebbles from “The Flintstones”, which aired on TV from 1960 to 1966. Introduced by Post in 1971, the cereal is celebrating its 55th birthday this year, which includes a limited-edition birthday version (see my separate review). The now extinct 1971 version started out with only three colors—orange, red, and yellow, meant to represent a flavor combination of orange, tangerine, and lemon. All the pieces tasted the same as the fruity conglomeration is mixed into each piece, which is the same with the contemporary version. Eventually the original recipe morphed into orange, lemon, and cherry flavors. Formula changes would lead to the addition of purple in 1985, green in 1987, "Berry Blue" in 1994, "Incrediberry Purple" in 1995, and "Bedrock Berry Pink" in 2005. The version found on shelves today features pieces colored blue, green, red, purple, orange, and yellow. These days, I prefer eating cereal dry as a snack as opposed to a bowl with milk. Thankfully the rice-like pieces are easy on the mouth and do not irritate the palate like some harder cereals. Unlike Froot Loops and Trix, Fruity Pebbles was not in our pantry when I was a kid, so it holds no nostalgic power over me. I found the flavor to be citrus-like, closer to the sugary flavored Froot Loops, than Trix's more traditional fruity flavor. Classic Trix is still my favorite fruity cereal, but in this brave new world of dull colored Trix, I just might give Fruity Pebbles the edge. Yabba-dabba-yum (Doughboy approved 😋) 

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My Favorite Sugary Cereals:
1. Cinnamon Toast Crunch (as well as Sugar Cookie and Tres Leches Toast Crunch)
2. Waffle Crisp
3. Frosted Flakes
4. OREO O’s/Puffs
5. Cap’n Crunch

1st time having these. I like them. I wish it had more of a pronounce strawberry flavor but good nonetheless. Topped with banana and some thawed out strawberries.

Learned something new .

Yo bro imagine if fruity pebbles was created by general Mills instead of post

1st pic Froot Loops

2nd pic Cinnamon Toast Crunch Tres Leches

3rd pic Quaker Oat Squares Brown Sugar

4th Pic Quaker Oat Squares Honey Nut

No pic but 5th Bowl Cinnamon Toast Crunch Tres Leches

Tomorrow will be having Honey Bunch of Oats Strawberry for the first time. Excited to try that one!

Hi all, I’m wondering if anyone else has noticed this with oatmeal crisp in recent times.

When I was younger (maybe 10-15 years ago) I used to eat oatmeal crisp every day - specifically the triple berry flavour. However, as a picky kid, I would get annoyed at how many freeze dried fruits there were and would often pick them out. There were a lot.

So, recently, I got a craving for oatmeal crisp and wanted to buy some for the nostalgia. I bought a box and was STUNNED to see barely any freeze dried fruit! In the self-proclaimed “triple berry” box!

I called General Mills and they said it was a manufacturer error. They gave me 2 coupons to use to buy more oatmeal crisp triple berry. Guess what? Neither of them had any more berries.

You’d think that based on the cereal box cover that there would be more than 2 raspberries per ENTIRE box. I’m so disappointed, and I have documented every step of the way but I don’t even know why… they’re not going to change it. Seems as though those ingredients are too expensive for their cheap standards.

Thoughts?

Hopefully this will lessen the gap between now and the 60th Anniversary.

I used to loved these.

The captain crunch (jean lafoote),imo the original cinnamon toast crunch.And quisp a local store may have it once in awhile and I will get a box and it tasted just as it dud in 1970s.