I hope I can find it someplace other than Wal-Mart (my family and I refuse to shop there).
I remember the cereal, but my impression’s been lost to time.
Oreo churros are also a thing – I liked those so perhaps I’d like the cereal, too?
When it comes to cereal, I exclusively eat Nature’s Path, made with organically grown non-GMO grains, sweetened with unrefined cane sugar, and containing nothing artificial. And it’s tasty to boot.
The grains are healthy, unrefined cane sugar is a better option than fully refined sugar/corn syrup/artificial sweeteners, and it has zero additives. As long as you eat it in moderation, it’s a perfectly acceptable part of a healthy diet. Anything made by General Mills/Post/Quaker (except plain oats) is not.
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Who would have thought that the return of a breakfast cereal would generate such huge news?
I hope I can find it someplace other than Wal-Mart (my family and I refuse to shop there).
I remember the cereal, but my impression’s been lost to time.
Oreo churros are also a thing – I liked those so perhaps I’d like the cereal, too?
I’ve never heard of Oreo O’s before. They sound like they’re delicious though.
When it comes to cereal, I exclusively eat Nature’s Path, made with organically grown non-GMO grains, sweetened with unrefined cane sugar, and containing nothing artificial. And it’s tasty to boot.
If there’s sugar in it, it’s still not healthy
The grains are healthy, unrefined cane sugar is a better option than fully refined sugar/corn syrup/artificial sweeteners, and it has zero additives. As long as you eat it in moderation, it’s a perfectly acceptable part of a healthy diet. Anything made by General Mills/Post/Quaker (except plain oats) is not.
I remember this cereal from when I was a kid! Tore up the roof of your mouth after a few bites.