Magic SpoonCereal - High Protein Cereals - Sugar Free Snacks & Breakfast Food - Grain & Gluten Free Cereal - Healthy Snacks for Kids & Adults - Low Carb & Keto Friendly - 4 Pack, Frosted

As some other reviewers have noted, healthy AND delicious! Magic Spoon Blueberry Muffin has permanently replaced my prior go-to “high protein” cereal. The old cereal, which shall remain nameless…and tasteless, faded hard over the past couple years – protein quantity dropped, it became harder to find, and more recently added a gravel stone texture to its cardboard taste. No more! Magic Spoon has saved the day. Low calorie, low cholesterol, low sugar, high protein, but very tasty. I’ve always been a cereal guy and in trying to maintain a healthy diet, my preferences are for what is good for you vs what tastes great. Now I have both. Pro tip: I add chopped walnuts, blueberries, blackberries and unsweetened almond milk to a bowl of Blueberry Muffin to round out my magnificent daily breakfast feast! If you like cereal for breakfast, give Magic Spoon a try. It will change your life.

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.

Mostly good!I love cereal but I’m trying to limit my sugar consumption, so when I saw this brand of healthy cereal I knew I had to try.I tried this one to sample the different flavors. I’m glad I did.Fruity - my favorite. Tastes similar to fruit loops.Peanut butter - meh, wouldn’t order again. It tastes like butterfinger w/o the sweetness. It tastes like protein powder. It tasted better dry than with milk.Frosted - pretty good. I would order again.Across the board the cereal sort of sticks to your teeth. Not a huge issue as many cereals do. But just wanted to point out.Also the texture of these cereals kind of remind me of the marshmellows in lucky charms.One side note is that the bags they come in are hard to open but easy to rip if that makes sense lol. Idk why they chose that particular plastic for the packaging.Overall I’m happy I ordered these! They are pricey, but I’d rather spend more on something healthy.I checked these in the Yuka app and all but the peanut butter one scored relatively high, I.e. they’re healthy!

Pros:Tastes goodNo sugar spikes!!!Has plant based proteinsCons:Too expensiveOne box will barely last a week while having one serving size at a time.Most other flavors taste better dry then with milk.

tl;dr: Magic Spoon's value is in its ability to deliver easy-to-prepare/consume protein- Overall flavor profile: 5 out of 10 (not amazing but not honestly not bad either- i could eat still eat this everyday)- Flavor/cost: 1 out of 10 (definitely not buying it for the flavor)- Protein content: 9 out of 10 (13g-14g of protein per serving is pretty good)- Protein content/cost: 1 out of 10 (≈7g protein/1$- other sources of protein are significantly better valued than this)- Ease of preparation and consumption: 10 out of 10 (You technically don't even need milk or a spoon to eat this, could just take it straight from the bag. Even if you ate it like typical cereal with milk and a spoon, the prepwork is just as involved as mixing protein powder)Conclusion: Magic Spoon is not a particularly tasty treat, nor is it super valuable with respect to protein content, BUT it is a pretty good product for consumers who are willing to pay a slight premium for a very easy way to augment their daily protein intake.