Amazon has 14oz Great Grains Cranberry Almond Crunch Cereal on sale for $4.99 - $1.74 when you clip the coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out w/ Subscribe and Save = $3. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 14oz Great Grains Cranberry Almond Crunch Cereal on sale for $4.99 - $1.74 when you clip the coupon on the product page - 5% when you check out w/ Subscribe and Save = $3. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Maybe, maybe not - the text ingredients list does say corn syrup, but the photo of the ingredients list on the box says cane sugar, and does not list corn syrup anywhere. I'm wondering which is correct. On Post's official web site, they have the list with no corn syrup. That makes me think the text in the Amazon listing is likely an error, and a rather stupid one - listing unhealthy ingredients for a product that doesn't actually have them. I reported it to Amazon. I assume they'll ignore it like they always have before when I click on the report-errors link.
Corn syrup and seed oils. There's nothing "heart healthy" about this.
Maybe, maybe not - the text ingredients list does say corn syrup, but the photo of the ingredients list on the box says cane sugar, and does not list corn syrup anywhere. I'm wondering which is correct. On Post's official web site, they have the list with no corn syrup. That makes me think the text in the Amazon listing is likely an error, and a rather stupid one - listing unhealthy ingredients for a product that doesn't actually have them. I reported it to Amazon. I assume they'll ignore it like they always have before when I click on the report-errors link.
Thx op, tu and repped! I bought 5 w/s&s/15% discount @2.50 a box. I don't eat cereal but they are great items for donations!
Btw, I noted from my prior orders this box is only 14 ounces, my past orders were all 16 ounces.
Looks tasty but high in sugar though. Unfortunately, I'd be hungry in a hour. I wish there were affordable, tasty, lower sugar, higher protein cereals out there. Making eggs every day is a pain.
It's too sweet !!
I cannot understand why food manufacturers have to add so much sugar to food nowadays.
Easy, to get people to buy it. Despite the vocal minority who always speak up in SD food threads, the masses love sugar. Just look at the concoctions from Starbucks that people buy. People don't want plain coffee and they don't want cardboard cereal.
Easy, to get people to buy it. Despite the vocal minority who always speak up in SD food threads, the masses love sugar. Just look at the concoctions from Starbucks that people buy. People don't want plain coffee and they don't want cardboard cereal.
There's a difference between sinfully sweet ( sticky buns, coffee cake, French pastries, etc)
and disgustingly sweet.
People from Europe are often amazed of how sweet everything is in the US
There's a difference between sinfully sweet ( sticky buns, coffee cake, French pastries, etc)
and disgustingly sweet.
People from Europe are often amazed of how sweet everything is in the US
People from Europe? I don't think that's a real thing, or assumption. Who knows where you got this info from.. but I disagree. People in the whole continent of Europe eat table sugar. It's the same.
12g of sugar per cup.. are you going to say that's disgustingly sweet? This is granola cereal afterall.
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Looks tasty but high in sugar though. Unfortunately, I'd be hungry in a hour. I wish there were affordable, tasty, lower sugar, higher protein cereals out there. Making eggs every day is a pain.
Why not just hard-boil a bunch on the weekend and have them ready to grab?
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for reference, Post's official site:
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for reference, Post's official site:
https://www.greatgrains
Btw, I noted from my prior orders this box is only 14 ounces, my past orders were all 16 ounces.
Items (5): $24.95
Shipping & handling: $0.00
Your Coupon Savings: -$8.70
Subscribe & Save: -$3.74
Total before tax: $12.51
I cannot understand why food manufacturers have to add so much sugar to food nowadays.
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I cannot understand why food manufacturers have to add so much sugar to food nowadays.
basically dont eat oats in america
and disgustingly sweet.
People from Europe are often amazed of how sweet everything is in the US
and disgustingly sweet.
People from Europe are often amazed of how sweet everything is in the US
12g of sugar per cup.. are you going to say that's disgustingly sweet? This is granola cereal afterall.
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BHT is used to treat genital herpes and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS)."
basically dont eat oats in america
Why not just hard-boil a bunch on the weekend and have them ready to grab?
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