Magic SpoonCereal - Oatmeal Cookie 4-Pack of Cereal and Spoon - Keto & Low Carb Lifestyles, Gluten & Grain Free, High Protein, 0g Sugar

Magic Spoon’s Fruity Cereal is a great option for anyone following a keto or low-carb lifestyle. The flavor is surprisingly good—sweet and fruity, with a nice crunch that makes it feel like a treat. It’s also impressive that it’s gluten- and grain-free, with 0g of sugar, making it a guilt-free breakfast or snack.The high protein content keeps me full longer than traditional cereal, and it’s been a great way to curb sugar cravings without derailing my diet. I also appreciate the included spoon, which is a fun and thoughtful touch.The reason I’m giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is the price. While the quality is excellent, it’s on the expensive side, especially if you plan to eat it regularly. Also, the portion sizes are smaller than expected, so it doesn’t last long if you have a big appetite.That said, if you’re looking for a healthier cereal option that tastes great and aligns with keto or low-carb goals, Magic Spoon is a fantastic choice. Just be prepared to pay a premium for it!

For the most part, these cereals taste great with a few exceptions. Below are my rankings good to bad:1. Frosted - taste like Lucky Charms2. Fruity - taste like Fruity Pebbles3. Maple Waffle - taste like eating Eggo waffles4. Cocoa - it's ok but it's no Cocoa Puffs! It does turn your milk into chocolate milk, yum!5. Peanut Butter- faint hint of peanut butter flavor, mostly you feel like you're eating cereal with no flavor. Ghost peanut butter cereal is better to me.6. Cinnamon Roll - the worst one, flavorless. It should taste as if you're eating a cinnamon roll but it's far from it.

Shocked at how good and sweet these taste. Non-sugar sweeteners have really improved over the years. Texture is on point. Good flavors. I'm into the Fruity, Frosted, Cocoa, and Maple. Don't care for Cinnamon and Peanut Butter. Is expensive. Wish it were cheaper. I don't think I can go back to regular cereal; especially now that I'm on a weight loss journey post-baby 👶🏽.This really kept me full way longer than most breakfasts I eat; probably 'cause it gave me the protein I needed 💪🏾.

Great stuff thanks dan

So I got the box with 6 flavors: Maple Waffle, Cinnamon Roll, Chocolate, Frosted, Fruity, and Peanut Butter.*The best flavor hands down is maple waffle. It's very nice and delicious. I love it's flavor a lot.*Second best is cinnamon roll. It's tasty. I would buy it again.*Fruity is the next decent flavor. It does have a chemical taste to it though.*Frosted is barely there flavor wise. It doesn't taste like much, light vanilla flavor and the same chemical aftertaste as the fruity flavor.*Peanut butter is salty tasting and not good at all. It's barely palatable. I was excited about that one because I love peanut butter but there is literally no peanut butter flavor. Not good.*Chocolate is by far one of the worst things I've ever tasted. It is absolutely horrendous! It tastes like the box it came in with a medicinal aftertaste. Absolutely terrible.I appreciate the company for making the cereal for people like myself that have a bunch of food restrictions, but my goodness some of the flavors need a revamp immediately. The spoon is pretty though.

I scoured reviews before buying this and I wonder if the really positive reviews were paid. Because this cereal is disgusting. The texture is ok at first but the more you chew it the more it feels like wet cardboard in your mouth. The flavor might be ok at first, the aftertaste is not worth it - its kind of bitter? Then there is a slightly oily mouth feel afterwards. I couldnt stand to finish 3 spoonfulls. I gave boxes to friends who also have protein goals - they agreed that they couldnt stomach them. This is $50 worth of GARBAGE and thats exactly where it went. Just eat your normal cereal.

My sweet tooth has been going wild, and I've always been a sucker for cereal, so I decided a few months ago to enter my Jerry Seinfeld era of cereal consumption. While I've tried to stick with healthier options (what's good, Special K high-protein??) I've been curious about the Magic Spoon cereal ever since its instagram ads first peppered my feed. While I initially balked at the price, I'm now polishing off box #4 and am ordering more peanut butter flavored Magic Spoon as we speak.Pros: The taste! Not cloyingly sweet, so it 100% gives me the breakfast cereal satisfaction I had as a kid, while abiding by the lower sugar levels I both prefer and need as an adult. I hate—HATE—stevia and similar artificial sweeteners. This does not have that aftertaste whatsoever.Cons: The texture (at first)! Opting for whatever new-and-improved milk proteins as a kind of solid base for cereal definitely impacted its texture—but only momentarily. Within, say, five or ten seconds in milk, the cereal is more or less indiscernible from traditional alternatives. It's just oddly powdery, for lack of a better descriptor, when dry.The price is a necessary evil, at least for the time being I guess. Hopefully, with growing popularity, the company can scale such that they can introduce more reasonable prices. But knowing this is more of a responsible breakfast option than sugary nonsense you'd find in a grocery store cereal aisle justifies its cost. And considering the only other con I could identify was both minor, and seems to resolve itself within a few seconds in milk...excuse me while I re-up my cereal supply.

Normally, I order my Magic Spoon cereal directly from Magic Spoon, but the order usually takes a week for me to receive it. Sometimes sometimes I need it sooner and it’s nice that I can order it from Amazon for slightly higher cost, but receive it the next day. If you follow a keto lifestyle, this cereal is a lifesaver.