Magic Spoon High Protein Cereal with Exclusive Spoon - Sugar Free Snacks & Breakfast Food - Grain & Gluten Free Cereal - Healthy Snacks - Low Carb & Keto Friendly - 4 Pack, Cocoa

Magic Spoon is a delicious alternative to regular high sugar unhealthy cereals- if you're trying to stay away from sugar, and wanting high protein with low calories. Being a chocoholic, I love the Cocoa flavor. It reminds me of Cocoa Puffs, and is crunchy and filling. It doesn't get soggy in milk, and you're left with chocolate milk afterwards- just like the other unhealthy, sugary brands. Magic Spoon cereal is the best tasting high protein, low sugar cereal on the market, and well worth the higher cost!!

I waited to try every flavor in this variety pack before leaving a review. Overall, this cereal is quite good. It's sweet but not too sweet and totally satisfies my sweet cravings without having to eat sugar. The only problem I have noticed is that some flavors initially don't have much taste, but then leave an aftertaste of what they are supposed to be. The texture is also a bit odd, but I don't mind it. Here are my thoughts on each individual flavor: Cinnamon Roll: Delicious. The smell alone is like walking into a bakery. The first mouthful was like a crunch bite of fresh cinnamon roll with thick icing. Fruity: Similar flavor to Froot Loops but it takes a moment for the flavor to register. Peanut butter: Pretty much tasteless. I only got a mild sensation of peanut butter flavor. Frosted: Like eating only the marshmallows from Lucky Charms. Cocoa: Tastes like dark chocolate but takes a moment to register. Some people may find it a little bitter, but it satisfied my chocolate cravings. Maple Waffle: Absolutely the best flavor by leaps and bounds! Just opening the box was like being hit with a wave of fresh waffles and syrup.

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!

So far I only taste one out of the 4, the classic marshmallows. It was pretty good. It taste like any regular sweet cereal which made it enjoyable. I actually thought the boxes would have been bigger but its a small box with 5 servings. I also believe I was supposed to receive a "magic spoon" I was looking forward to the spoon. Can't wait to taste the other flavor.

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.