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Glutino Cold Cereals

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Hi Everyone, today I was in the store and I saw the Glutino Cereal, both the Apple Cinnamon and the Honey Nut. I finally decided on buying the Honey Nut, it was hard to decide at $6 a box :blink: I wanted to be happy.

I was surprised, it didn't taste like the Honey Nut Cheerios I remember but it had a decent taste, I was eating it dry and it proved to be a good snack.

I was wondering has anyone tried the Apple Cinnamon? I am hoping to hear from someone and maybe buy that box next time.

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My kids love the cinnamon apple kind, they claim it tastes better than the cinnamon apple cheerios.

-Laurie

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Guhlia
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The apple cinnamon ones are pretty good, but not near as good as the honey nut ones. They need more sugar or something. They're good though.

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jkmunchkin
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I actually just tried the apple cinnamon ones for the 1st time yesterday. I really liked them. I would definately reccomend it.

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I tried the honey nut and was diaspppointed with the texture. They got very gummy in milk. They stuck together and got stuck in my teeth. The taste was fine, but I am more of texture person and I didn't like that at all. They would probably make fine dry snacks, but since it is so expensive, I probably won't buy it again.

I love Ewerhorn (something like that) rice crispies. They taste just like rice crispies to me and I just add some berries in.

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