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| I think it's just going to be easier to review these two products together. I have to qualify this review and say that I have a huge sweet-tooth and my favorite cereals are "lucky" or "fruity" or any of that sort of sugar filled variety. But once in a while I do decide to go for the "healthy stuff" and actually use it as a meal replacement or snack. So I tried the Nature Valley Cereal Cinnamon variety first. It was crunchy and sweet and had these nifty little granola bar pieces that were sweet with cinnammon. It had a great, crunchy taste but by the end of the bowl there seemed to be too much granola and cinnamon and not enough flakes. I tried the Oats and Honey the next day and despite it's healthier sounding name, I liked this one much better. The honey granola made the cereal sweet enough without being overwhelming. Looking back, these were actually terrific "healthy" cereals and I won't be surprised if I pick up a box when my sweet-tooth decides to let me. |
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This is the worst cereal ever. It has some hard bits it it which are dangerous. I broke my tooth have to get a crown. My dental hygenist said she got a bit of it caught between her tooth and gum which took 3 days to work out with a waterpick. They should sell this at the feed store marked not for human consumption.
p smith | May 13, 2007 11:39 PM
May 13, 2007 23:39