Kellogg's Froot Loops, Breakfast Cereal, Original, .95oz (70 Count)

These are so great to have on hand for little ones. They get a thrill from having their own box and it’s a nice portion for snacking. Great for the car, church, home, you name it. Plus with this many in a box you’ll have plenty!

You become a big hit just about anywhere with kids around when you show up with 70 mini boxes of fruit loops. Great for team snacks, classroom snacks and to keep on hand at our lake house for easy boat snacks.

Why does Kellogg’s add BHA to cereal marketed to children? The International Agency for Research on Cancer classifies BHA as a possible human carcinogen [2]. The European Commission on Endocrine Disruption has also listed BHA as a Category 1 priority substance, based on evidence that it interferes with hormone function [3] Luckily it tastes like stale cotton candy garbage so not missing out but it would be a heck of a lot easier to not have to steer my child away from the bright colors which also have huge issues. Start with red 40, also potential carcinogen and yellow 6 is often contaminated with cancer causing chemicals.

Great value. Perfect size for my little ones to snack on.

The grandkids love them and are just the right size for them to have anytime. will buy more in the future.

My daughter loves froot loops and always wants to put some in snack backs to take wherever we go. I figured this would be a good option. Plus, she loves getting these little boxes at hotels when we travel. It actually priced cheaper.

They make great little snacks for my 2 yr old

I would like to say that I am a smart shopper but I made a gross error in judgement with this brand. This was the cereal I grew up with so it was hard to accept that the main ingredient was sugar but alas, that is the sad reality and to continue to purchase a product like this knowing that it hold very little in nutritional content would be a shame so sadly I have to rate it a 2. My kids like it but this is not a breakfast cereal. This is more like a special treat or something else still yet to be determined. I know that there has to be better children food options on the market. This is just not one of them.