Magic Spoon Review

Magic Spoon cereal boxes are flimsy and tough to open without tearing.

Magic spoon review. Magic Spoon uses great alternative sweeteners. Though the name may make you think Frosted Flakes from my first look at these ivory rings I took this as a direct homage to Powdered Donettes Cereal. My honest review of the healthy low-carb high-protein cereal Magic Spoon.

Sure its going to be a bit more expensive than what youd buy at the grocery store but you make up for it in the nutrition less sugar less carbohydrates more protein. The memory of waking up early for school going to the kitchen to pull out your favorite cereal for breakfast and eating it as you watch your morning cartoons is such a nostalgic feeling. Not only is it expensivea four-pack of Cocoa Puffs costs 1999 on Amazonyou also miss out on an essential aspect of the breakfast cereal experience that involves a supermarket trip and browsing the aisle filled with colorful cereal boxes.

Interested in buying some Magic Spoon cereal but still not 100 convinced. One keto-friendly writer tests out the new Magic Spoon low-carb and high-protein cereal and finds that it tastes as delicious as the regular stuff while keeping her full for hours on end. This really is the ketopaleoprimal cereal they promised.

With the added benefit of being made from nutritious healthy ingredients and not the artificial sweeteners of those cereals from our childhood Magic Spoon has the potential to become a new staple for adults. The keto-friendly cereal disguised as a kids cereal use code CEREALREAL 34 originally 39. Now after seeing that comparison Its kind of magical that Magic Spoon was able to accomplish what they did.

The Corn Pops is just sad its just corn and sugar and diabetes. When I checked the ingredients list on the Magic Spoon box I was pleasantly surprised to see Allulose monk fruit and stevia as the sweeteners. Them page where a table displays the nutritional value of Magic Spoon cereal vs.

Magic Spoon tastes awesome. If youre looking for a guilt-free cereal that tastes just like you remembered cereal but without all the terrifying nutrition facts you might want to give Magic Spoon a try. On the sides of its cereal boxes Magic Spoon ambitiously calls itself the high-protein keto-friendly gluten-free grain-free soy-free wheat-free nothing artificial childlike cereal for grown-ups But its pretty pricey compared to your typical kids cereal- 40 dollars gives you a pack of four boxes which comes to 139 a bowl.