"Hey Grandpa! Look what I'm eating for breakfast!" "Why it's Post Grape Nuts cereal, my favorite!" Yes, Post is still making Grape Nuts, and they are using the same simple basic ingredients: whole grain wheat and malted barley flour, plus salt and dried yeast. Healthy. Does it come up to the level of a good option for a meal today? This box is big and heavy - a whopping 4 pounds! Servings per box....31. I'll bet your are used to about 3-5 per cereal box, right? A standard serving contains 27% of your daily fiber and a whopping 200 calories (excluding your type of milk). The taste is straight up ok, so relatively mono-flavored and a bit bland. And very crunchy. Sugar? Non-existent and not needed, as you can add your own, perhaps via fruit. A better option is to use Grape Nuts as a granola topping with yogurt or acai or for making your own granola bars. Overall these are decent ingredients for a healthy input of fiber and grains, but there is way too much crunch vs. flavor to put this high on my list of cereals. I prefer adding some to my acai bowl and my yogurt.

In a world where big breakfast with lots of sugar are, king I’ll take Grape Nuts! Not only does this breakfast satisfy my morning hunger but I love the wholesome crunchy taste down to the last spoonful! A simple bowl of Grape Nuts kept me going all morning long and I didn’t even pair it with a caffeinated beverage like I usually do when I choose a large, sugar filled or carb loaded breakfast. I was pleasantly surprised at what a great snack adding Grape Nuts to my Greek yogurt was, which helped me get over the late afternoon workday slump and satiated the afternoon hunger cravings. Definitely going to make sure that Grape Nuts are a pantry staple going forward for my family of five!

Look, if you don’t know what grape nuts are, maybe don’t buy a giant box of them. They’re a healthy cereal with good texture. High fiber content and good for you. I like to add them to yogurt and am interested in trying them in new ways since I have a giant box of them.

Grape nuts is great in vanilla parfaits! It gives a perfect crunch. It makes the parfaits more filling for a breakfast. I've added some to my banana acai bowls as well and it's perfect! It adds a good boost of protein and fiber with less sugar than most granola.

These are so great and the fiber boost is amazing I love adding them to my Cheerios to give them a flavor boost and a nutritional boost. The texture is fantastic compared to the mush of regular cereal. I would definitely recommend you give these a shot.

I've never tried this cereal before but have been trying to get more fiber in so I figured this would be a great option. I was surprised at how heavy the box of cereal was but that's how nutrient dense it is. Interestingly I was pleasantly surprised by the taste because the cereal looked so bland. But it tasted great to me even with zero sugar. It was nice and fresh. The only thing is that it was rather crunchy. I have an amazing set of teeth however I would rather not have to chew my cereal so hard. If it were softer I would buy again. It can however be used in parfaits and different recipes.

I like the Grape-Nut cereal okay, but honestly, it's just not quite my cup of tea. If you enjoy that type of hearty, crunchy cereal, I'm sure you'll love it! The cereal is very hard and crunchy, much harder than granola. I found eating it plain to be difficult because it's pretty tough to chew. Adding milk made a big difference and gave it a much better texture. My favorite way to eat it was with milk and fresh fruit on top. Drizzle with peanut butter for that chiefs kiss! Overall, it's a good cereal if you really like crunchy, hearty texture, but just wasn't my personal favorite.

I haven't had grape-nuts cereal in decades, but it still tastes the exact same as I remember. And it's been so nice to have again. Very simple but still good tasting on its own, but so easy to add a few cherries or banana slices, or even just a bit of cinnamon to to jazz it up a bit. My favorite way to eat it is with a bit of fruit in oat milk, but it's great in yogurt as well. Nice and crunchy in milk, and gets softer almost like oatmeal the longer it sits. With 4lbs in a box, it's a great value. The iron and fiber content are important for me as I don't always get enough in my diet, and the basic, non-gmo ingredients are a win. A good, healthy staple to have around.

I love grape nuts! I ate them as a kid and now I feed them to my kids. They are an alternate way of eating healthy while getting my fiber intake and having a delicious meal. It tastes like granola and adds that perfect crunch element to your meal. Highly recommend!!

This makes a perfect addition to a breakfast parfait. Adds great nutritional benefits and a nice crunch. Layer of grape nuts on the bottom absorbs some of the moisture of the Greek yogurt and makes that layer soft. I like to add fresh berries to my parfait and then a layer of grape nuts sprinkled on top right before I'm ready to eat keeps the top layer of grape nuts crunchy.