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Great taste. I ordered 7 boxes but the first one I opened had an expiration date 4 months ago!

Cereal tastes great. I would love to keep ordering, but have to rethink cereal for breakfast overall.

The cereal is great. I have to watch my carbs intake. It helps.

This cereal is safe for me and so delicious. Ships very quickly too! Overall love the experience. Very delicious flavors. I've had all 4 and really enjoyed cookies and cream best!

Product came really fast, really surprised. So far everything tastes wonderful. Will definitely buy again.

*February 2026 Update to initial review* Cravies auto filled order even though I didn't realize I was signed up for it, but I let it go thinking it would get shipped. Yeah, that never happened. I waited a week....no shipment.... okay, waited another week....no shipment... Sent email asking what's going on...no response.... waited another week and then asked for response or a refund.... nothing. I ended up needing to do a chargeback through my card company. TLDR- excellent product, horrid company. Goodbye, Cravies! 👎 ------------------------------ Alright alright alright! Let's review this stuff. Right off the bat, my biggest concern is that it's manufactured in a facility that handles gluten, but aside from that I really like it so far. Granted I've only tried the peanut one, but based on that I'm sure the other two are going to be fine as well. The texture reminds me of what I remember about that Cheer-eeeohhhs brand having (haven't eaten that stuff in 20+ yrs), which is a positive in this respect because unlike some other competitors in this area of the market, it's not really hard and it doesn't tear up my gums like I'm eating a bowl of aquarium gravel complete with accurate colors. Cravies seems to check a majority of (cereal) boxes in my humble experience. Some suggestions is for the brand to add additional (read: vegan) flavors, namely a Ceylon Cinnamon -centric kinda thing. That would be awesome. And possibly hooking up with chains such as Sprouts for retail level sales so I don't have to do the Internet cereal ordering thing like some weirdo. Seriously, Cravies, you did well! Keep up the good work.

I was skeptical about whether this would be any different from the other protein, more diabetic friendly cereals out there and I am very happy to see that each "flavor" is great. From the different reviews each person seems to like a different type. I've tried them all and my favorite is the cookies-and-cream but I'm enjoying them all. The bonus is Non-cardboard, no strange aftertaste.

I'd previously tried Magic Spoon and it tasted weird, scraped up the roof of my mouth, and gave me immediate indigestion. I'm MILDLY lactose intolerant, but this was way beyond what I was expecting. When I saw Cravies uses pea protein instead of whey and casein, I gave the Cookies & Cream flavor a try. It tasted great, went down easy, and left me feeling comfy and satisfied. I was especially impressed with the flavor. Stevia sometimes has that weird "cooling" quality, but this tastes like a nice toasty cereal. Stevia often gets overused, and Cravies are sweet but refreshingly not oversweetened. Oh, and it passes the stays-crunchy-in-milk test with flying colors. I'm looking forward to trying the other flavors, and I hope they sell a ton and add some more options! Can they pull off Fruit? Cinnamon? Maybe a less-sweet option like KIX? Here's hoping.🤞 UPDATE (11/14/2025): I just looked at the boxes, and every main ingredient except stevia is different from what's listed on the website. I stand by the description of my experience—but soy protein is not rice and pea protein; rapeseed oil is not avocado oil; corn flour is not cassava flour; and lying about your ingredients is not how you inspire trust. Rating reduced from 5 stars to 2 stars. I'm reaching out to Cravies for comment and I'll update this review if they can talk me into it. UPDATE 2 (11/14): After reading Arush's review, I checked the inner packaging and the one box I've opened does indeed list a July 2025 expiration date (and a July 2024 production date). The taste is fresh enough, so a misprint doesn't seem too hard to believe, but it's weird that these dates can't be checked without opening the box. UPDATE 3 (11/15): They responded promptly (on a Saturday, no less) and it seems the ingredients listed on the website represent a new recipe that's not actually in production yet. They updated the website prematurely while they're still shipping out old inventory, and they offered to send me a free box of the new recipe when it's ready — ETA <3 weeks, which would be the first week of December. My read is that this is a young startup and they don't really know what they're doing... but that's no excuse to be advertising one product and shipping out another one. UPDATE 4 (11/22): It's been a week now and the website still hasn't been updated to match the product they're shipping. This is starting to look intentional. Rating reduced from 2 stars to 1.