So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost
question: How is the stuff?, context: I like a pretty wide variety of cereals, and I'm a proud member of the "cereal is good for any meal or snack at any time of day" club.  Having tried this new product, I'll be adding it to my (admittedly lengthy) cereal shopping list.The taste is fairly sweet, but not overly so.  When looking at the amount of sugar in a serving, bear in mind that the natural sugar here is not the same crap as the processed white sugar and corn syrup found in less healthy foods.  The flakes and dried fruit are distinct, and don't mix together in a single sugary flavor like sweetened kids' cereals often do.  However, at least in the box I got, the fruit was a little sparse.  If I were designing the ideal mix, I'd probably increase the ratio of fruit pieces to flakes.The glazed flakes are very thick and very crunchy.  In fact, I get to the bottom of the bowl before they start to get soggy at all.  This distinguishes this cereal from other, similar products with thinner flakes.  Those who have trouble chewing and prefer a soft cereal probably won't like it.  The slightly powdery dried fruit is closer to what you find in other cereals of this nature.The rather substantial flakes make this cereal pretty filling, more so than you might think from looking at it (it lies somewhere between other flake & fruit types and granola), but the box is still pretty small.  Those who, like me, generally eat a large bowlful will go through a box in about three servings tops.  At the time I'm writing this, the product is "currently unavailable," so I don't know what the price will be when it returns to Amazon.  So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost. 
How is the stuff?
 So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost .
I like a pretty wide variety of cereals, and I'm a proud member of the "cereal is good for any meal or snack at any time of day" club.  Having tried this new product, I'll be adding it to my (admittedly lengthy) cereal shopping list.The taste is fairly sweet, but not overly so.  When looking at the amount of sugar in a serving, bear in mind that the natural sugar here is not the same crap as the processed white sugar and corn syrup found in less healthy foods.  The flakes and dried fruit are distinct, and don't mix together in a single sugary flavor like sweetened kids' cereals often do.  However, at least in the box I got, the fruit was a little sparse.  If I were designing the ideal mix, I'd probably increase the ratio of fruit pieces to flakes.The glazed flakes are very thick and very crunchy.  In fact, I get to the bottom of the bowl before they start to get soggy at all.  This distinguishes this cereal from other, similar products with thinner flakes.  Those who have trouble chewing and prefer a soft cereal probably won't like it.  The slightly powdery dried fruit is closer to what you find in other cereals of this nature.The rather substantial flakes make this cereal pretty filling, more so than you might think from looking at it (it lies somewhere between other flake & fruit types and granola), but the box is still pretty small.  Those who, like me, generally eat a large bowlful will go through a box in about three servings tops.  At the time I'm writing this, the product is "currently unavailable," so I don't know what the price will be when it returns to Amazon.  So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost. 
 <hl> So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost <hl> .
I like a pretty wide variety of cereals, and I'm a proud member of the "cereal is good for any meal or snack at any time of day" club. Having tried this new product, I'll be adding it to my (admittedly lengthy) cereal shopping list.The taste is fairly sweet, but not overly so. When looking at the amount of sugar in a serving, bear in mind that the natural sugar here is not the same crap as the processed white sugar and corn syrup found in less healthy foods. The flakes and dried fruit are distinct, and don't mix together in a single sugary flavor like sweetened kids' cereals often do. However, at least in the box I got, the fruit was a little sparse. If I were designing the ideal mix, I'd probably increase the ratio of fruit pieces to flakes.The glazed flakes are very thick and very crunchy. In fact, I get to the bottom of the bowl before they start to get soggy at all. This distinguishes this cereal from other, similar products with thinner flakes. Those who have trouble chewing and prefer a soft cereal probably won't like it. The slightly powdery dried fruit is closer to what you find in other cereals of this nature.The rather substantial flakes make this cereal pretty filling, more so than you might think from looking at it (it lies somewhere between other flake & fruit types and granola), but the box is still pretty small. Those who, like me, generally eat a large bowlful will go through a box in about three servings tops. At the time I'm writing this, the product is "currently unavailable," so I don't know what the price will be when it returns to Amazon. <hl> So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost <hl>. 
I like a pretty wide variety of cereals, and I'm a proud member of the "cereal is good for any meal or snack at any time of day" club. Having tried this new product, I'll be adding it to my (admittedly lengthy) cereal shopping list. The taste is fairly sweet, but not overly so. When looking at the amount of sugar in a serving, bear in mind that the natural sugar here is not the same crap as the processed white sugar and corn syrup found in less healthy foods. The flakes and dried fruit are distinct, and don't mix together in a single sugary flavor like sweetened kids' cereals often do. However, at least in the box I got, the fruit was a little sparse. If I were designing the ideal mix, I'd probably increase the ratio of fruit pieces to flakes. The glazed flakes are very thick and very crunchy. In fact, I get to the bottom of the bowl before they start to get soggy at all. This distinguishes this cereal from other, similar products with thinner flakes. Those who have trouble chewing and prefer a soft cereal probably won't like it. The slightly powdery dried fruit is closer to what you find in other cereals of this nature. The rather substantial flakes make this cereal pretty filling, more so than you might think from looking at it (it lies somewhere between other flake & fruit types and granola), but the box is still pretty small. Those who, like me, generally eat a large bowlful will go through a box in about three servings tops. At the time I'm writing this, the product is "currently unavailable," so I don't know what the price will be when it returns to Amazon. <hl> So bear in mind that this 6-box pack will probably give you about 18 bowls of cereal when considering the cost . <hl>