[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kid absolutely had to have these!! And he eats them every morning with extra milk!! It’s baseball season so we are on the go constantly and I don’t like getting my kids fast food .. so ceral on the go satisfies them and is easier on my pocket book

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These reviews below are trippin! By far the best!!! You can eat them plain or make whatever you’d like with them! I’ve made pizza bombs with them, cinnamon crescents, filled them with different types of fillings, butters, foods and then baked them. Hands down the easiest most delicious crescents you can find.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Not quite a big as it should be for the cost! I like the crunchy marshmallows but the puffed cereals are a bit hard. My kids eat all thearshmelliws and leave most the cereal. Would be better if it had something like corn pops with marshmallows instead of whatever they make their cereal with. And more marshmallows too, there's not enough!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lucky Charms has always been a favorite in our house. The kids are all grown up but still when they are home, who doesn’t love a bowl! I certainly would recommend this cereal, but I would imagine everyone doesn’t need a reminder! The marshmallows are a personal favorite of mine!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lucky Charms cereal is a quick and convenient breakfast item. You can always rest assured that the ingredients are high quality. Excellent ratio of marshmallow to oat cereal to make the perfect bite!

The oat bits and marshmallows are a great flavor combo and I love singing the Lucky Charms song while I eat. Anyone throwing shade because of the sugar content in this cereal can go look at every other marketed food product, which is pumped full of insulin-spiking sugars. Eat this treat in moderation, of course, but enjoy it because it is an enjoyable food with a relatively low calorie count (not in the proportions I eat it, though). As for this nonsense regarding Trisodium Phosphate (TSP), TSP is a common food additive and is safe for consumption. You know what else is a heavy duty cleaning product? Water. Baking Soda. Vinegar. All consumable. I can't stand this ingredient fear-mongering, but I digress... Lucky Charms captures the feeling of growing up in the 80s and 90s when you would unleash a giant bowl of sugary cereal upon your stomach while watching Saturday morning cartoons. I wouldn't eat this every day, but on the days I do, it really is a treat. Eating this cereal hearkens back to the times when I could rest secure in the knowledge that hotdogs were healthy and a great breakfast consisted of 97% simple carbohydrates.

I love lucky charms and so do my kids but we bought some of these new ones with the magic gems and the past 2 days I've noticed a rash on my son's face the only thing he had eaten today was those and I noticed them get more red and bigger after he ate I'm almost positive that's what it is from because everything else has been factored out. I just wanted to let you know in case anyone else has this same reaction. But other than that we love lucky charms here just gonna have to go back to the Originals

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love lucky charms. Always have. It's one of those cereals that hasn't change over time. I still sometimes throw some marshmallows in a cup of hot chocolate like a kid. I recently had to go gluten free. And generally the food isn't great. Imagine how happy I was to find out lucky charms are gluten free!!!

I just read a news article about a concern of Lucky Charms making people sick. My story....I had a couple bowls about 4 days ago and later in the day had a weird bowl movement. It was green and caused mild intestinal distress. I just couldn't figure out why it poo was green as the only thing I have eaten with food coloring was the Lucky Charm's marshmallows. I saving the rest (and not eating it) for later study should this be the cause.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lucky Charms is a consistent favorite cereal. It's not overly sweet and the oats make it feel like a heartier breakfast than most cereals. Plus, the marshmallows are a classic component that never disappoint.