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Erewhon's Creamy Rice Cereal - How Does It Compare


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Has anyone ever tried this brand? I have tried the "Cream of Wheat" brand of Cream of Rice, but I noticed Erewhon has some as well, and there's a rebate on amazon .com for it. Just wondering if it compares to the original brand (can't think of the actual brand name).

The rebate, btw is USMILLS9 and it applies to all erewhon/new morning foods. great for stocking up on cereals. they also have a nature's path rebate NATURAL5 :D


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Erewhon makes my fav cereal - the Rice Krispies knockoff. It uses brown rice syrup for the sweetener, which I can handle far better than the evap cane juice in so many other cereals.

So, I for one can vouch for the company.

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i also live on the rice crispies :D i like to mix them with the New Morning cocoa crispies...mmm!

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