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Cheerios Cereal Cup, 1.3 oz
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  • Ticked
    Reviewed 5 days ago

    Won't be eating this junk again!

    Definitely will never eat this cereal again! Caused a huge glucose spike! No way the nutrition information printed on the box is correct!
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • Junk
    Reviewed 3 weeks ago

    Junk food masquerade

    Junk ingredients from corporate overlord take over
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • JustmeMark
    Reviewed 4 weeks ago

    Cereal Packaging

    This 1 star is for packaging only. (For your cereals, I'd give 5 stars.) I've no problem with your bilingual printing on the Cheerios boxes, but can't you place either language on the back of the carton rather than the "title side"? I'd much prefer to see this "title side" restored to its former design showing your logo, the name of the cereal, etc. It looks better and makes recognition easier when lined up on my shelf. Thanks.
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • Bindi
    Reviewed 1 month ago

    Love them

    I have ate regular Cheerios since I was 2 and still eat it today. I only eat the regular for breakfast but have ate some of the others as a snack. It is my go to meal if nothing else sounds good and I have had it twice a day while I’m at work.
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • mrwhite
    Reviewed 1 month ago

    CHEERIOS ARE FING ROUND

    stop making THE STUPID HEART SHAPES, CHEERIOS ARE FING ROUND, rather go with store brand at this point
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • Yes, I recommend
    HealthNut
    Reviewed 1 month ago

    Soluble fiber Inulin

    I am a Cheerios cereal eater for the past 20 years ! Recently, I read a research article about colon cancer caused by eating the processed, supplemented soluble fiber, Inulin powder. You can find the research article here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39131148/. My question to manufacturer is that does Cheerios contain any Inulin? do you supplement any processed inulin powder with your product? Thanks
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • Yes, I recommend
    Originalcheeriolover
    Reviewed 2 months ago

    Original cheerios

    The best food to literally ever exist. I LOVE original cheerio’s. PLEASE BRING THEM TO THE UK. I’m being genuine they are actually my favorite food.
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
  • Yes, I recommend
    Stargirl
    Reviewed 3 months ago

    Ok

    The best of the rest. It speaks for itself and I don’t need to say anymore.
    0 users found this review helpful.
    Originally posted on cheerios.com
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Details for Cheerios Cereal Cup, 1.3 oz

Specifications
ConcernGluten free
Product typeCereals
QuantitySingle pack

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