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Also, this cereal is not exclusive to Trader Joe’s. In my area, Target sells it as well. Barbara’s Cinnamon Puffins Cereal Full-grown mountain gorillas can eat up to 180kg of green plants in a day. (That's as heavy as your microwave!) Trader Joe’s O’s are surprisingly impressive. They have a really good taste and a nice texture; they’re better, in our view, than Aldi’s Toasted Oats and are one of the better generic imitations of Cheerios we’ve ever tried. In our view, they’re as good as — and, dare we say, possibly even a little better — than the name brand version. Better still, they have (like Cheerios) just one gram of sugar per serving, and have a decent assortment of vitamins and minerals. Trader Joe’s Raisin Bran EnviroKidz® products are made in Certified Zero Waste facilities, preserving water, using green energy, composting and recycling.As well as this, nuts are high in protein, which is important for muscle building and repair, again this is great if you’re keen on exercise.4

Contains: 3 Eco Pac bags of Nature’s Path EnviroKidz Gorilla Munch Corn Puffs Cereal (23 ounces in each bag) At 5 grams of sugar per serving, this seems like a good option if you want cereal that has some sweetness and flavor without a lot of sugar. My kids, though, said this cereal was just okay and not great. I do think I’d like to try the Peanut Butter Puffins variety next. Making your own granola cereal at home means that you’re able to control what ingredients to include in it. Plus, it’s super easy! We have a big goal: Climate Neutral by 2020. That means reducing greenhouse gas emissions, supporting green energy projects and improving our carbon footprint. All of these cereals turned out to be a pleasant surprise. The Frosted Flakes were solid, the O’s were as good (and maybe a little better) than generic Cheerios, and the Raisin Bran grew on us over time. Our family really enjoyed the Strawberry Yogurt O’s, Nature’s Path Envirokidz Gorilla Munch, and Nature’s Path Envirokidz Peanut Butter Panda Puffs. The Neapolitan Puffs and Cinnamon Puffins were decent as well.

Trader Joe’s Neapolitan Puffs

We’ve written extensively about breakfast foods over the years, from the premade to the make-it-yourself. We’ve even written about cereal. However, up to this point, our breakfast coverage has been all about Aldi, since that makes up the majority of what we write about. We do occasionally write about Aldi’s distant cousin, Trader Joe’s, though, and we decided to take several of TJ’s cereals for a spin. Trader Joe’s Frosted Flakes