Cheerios are a staple in our house. You can add so many things to them to increase their nutritional value.

I love Cheerios. They are the best option for a no high fructose corn syrup breakfast. Why you all don't have them at every club is annoying.

This wholesome cereal is a perfect nutrient for my prize Koi. I Studied the contents and they love the cereal.

Cheerios, my favorite cereal. Perfect size, fast shipping, and always great taste. Still don't last very long around here.

I bought this for my fiance's father and he hates it because it's bland and it's not sweet like Honey Nut Cheerios. Now he has to put honey on it to sweeten it up.

I love Cheerios--either Honey Nut or Original. I can't believe how cheap they are at Sam's. The price at Sam's is easily 1/3 less than my regular grocery store. You can't beat this deal with a stick.

What can you say about a product that has been on the market as long as this one and still going strong other than that we keep reordering it on a regular basis

Cherrios, I think they are called are a new ceral and are just amazing. you should try them if you have never had them. only been on the market for about two weeks. get them before they stop making em.

My wife and I agree we don’t like the missing crunch or the gummy texture of the heart shaped Cheerio’s. They just sit in our pantry and never get eaten. We used to eat the real Cheerios all the time until General Mills decided on heart shaped Cheerios. We would only purchase a box if the picture has the little Os on it. Until now! Yesterday we purchased a box with the real Cheerio’s picture on it and they have hearts inside. What a disappointment! Bring back the real original Cheerios Sam’s Club.

IF YOU HAVE CELIAC DISEASE OR GLUTEN SENSITIVITY PLEASE READ THIS... Some organizations have advised people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity against eating Cheerios, even though Cheerios claims to be gluten free: Canadian Celiac Association (CCA) The CCA says that people with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity should not eat Cheerios because of concerns about potential gluten levels. The CCA notes that oats are often cross-contaminated with gluten-containing grains like wheat and barley, and that mechanical sorting is unreliable because these grains are similar in size, shape, and color to oats. According to glutenfreewatchdog.org, General Mills use mean test results from a composite sample made up of sub samples taken from 12 to 18 boxes of cereal to determine if a lot (24 hour production cycle) is gluten-free.