[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Special K Red Berries is a delicious way to start the day. This cereal is satisfyingly crunchy, with a light sweetness and yummy dried strawberries. I enjoy eating this for breakfast or even just as a small meal during the day. I feel good eating this cereal rather than junk food. I would highly recommend giving it a try, and I look forward to trying other varieties of Special K in the future!

I had loys of strawberries in my cereal.idek why people are complaining abt the strawberries bc i jad plenty and also if you want your bowl to look like how it does on the box girllll if you dont just pick out some straeberries out of the bag and put it in the cereal bfr!!🙄🙄🙄🙄

I are the for years. The last box I opened started eating and to spit them out. The red blobs were flat out nasty tasting. I threw the whole box out and dumped my bowl in the trash. I was mad I forgot to take a picture. You only get a 1 because I can't go lower.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cereal is perfectly sweet from the flakes and slightly tangy from the strawberries. The dried berries soften a bit in milk. The berries balance out the cereal and add something yummy in every bit. It is a delicious option for breakfast or for any time of day.

I started to eat Special K cereal around 11 years ago when I used to stay over my grandmas. I always thought it to be "boring grown-up" cereal, but when I had my first IT CHANGED MY BREAKFAST LIFE. The strawberries taste so good and so real! The corn flakes aren't bland nor at they overly frosted with sugar. I would love if Kellogg's came out with a Strawberry Banana Special K using the same base recipe of the original Red Berries Special and adding the banana chips from the Raisin Bran with Bananas cereal!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've only ever tried the Special K Fruit and Yogurt, so this was a lovely surprise. The flakes are lightly sweetened, not enough to make it taste like you're sucking a sugar cube, but enough that my sugar cereal loving children will gobble this up without complaint. The freeze-dried strawberries add a nice bright tart bite to the sweeter flakes. My kids love them because "they are what the astronauts eat in space"! It's an all around great cereal, and when you compare the nutritional information with most of the other cereals we buy, this wins in a landslide. And honestly, if my picky eaters will love something, it has to be good!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cereal has always been a favorite of mine. It gives a good combination of cereal and fruit, not too much or too little of either one. Compared to similar cereals I definitely prefer this one. A lot of others just get too complicated by adding 6 different things to the cereal, which tastes fine dry, but isn't very good with milk added. This cereal is definitely different from traditional Special K(much tastier I think), but if you're look for the old school Special k taste, this may not be for you.

I purchased this box because it was a good price. Also, I like SpecialK cereal. I was quite surprised that there were full strawberries in it. I figured there would be some semblance of strawberries--not whiole dried strawberries that went soft once the milk hit them. This is a really great cereal!

I bought a box of this cereal with berries in it, and when I poured a bowl of it, there was not one berry in it, so I pulled the bag out of the box to look. I think I counted maybe five small pieces of strawberry. Never again. Not buying this. Don’t bother very disappointing.

I think the name of this cereal should be changed to corn flakes or something. I poured the first bowl and I had 3 berries. The second bowl had 2 berries the rest of the bowls had 0 berries. The picture on the box has more berries in the bowl than I had in the entire box. There were 5 little berries in the entire box that I bought. I get cutting cost but at some point when you cut out the part that makes the cereal, in this case the berries, you might want to change the name to what your selling. In this case I would call the cereal corn flakes with a warning that a few berries may have fallen into the mix.