Trisodium phosphate is in this FOOD?! Has anyone here ever cleaned with the gnarly product TSP (short for Trisodium Phosphate) before? This is so alarming. You have to use GLOVES when handling that stuff or else it burns your skin, and they are feeding that stuff to us in a box? Please read labels everyone and eat whole foods whenever you can. We have to hold these corporations responsible for quite literally poisoning the population. And unfortunately the harmful ingredients in this and many other processed foods doesn’t just end there.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of my all time favorite cereals. Kid friendly and yet beloved by adults as well. The perfect amount of sweet mixed with oat pieces in a cereal. The health concerns are not of relevance to me when trying to enjoy my morning bowl of cereal. I just want something that tastes good and lucky charms has always done that.

I don't know why lucky charms doesn't get a better rating. At 29 years old, it's probably the best cereal I've ever had. Marshmallows are perfect and the best part of the cereal. Whole grain oats is the number 1 ingredient too so hey can't go wrong with some whole grain and fiber.

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.

Lucky Charms used be “frosted toasted oats cereal “ and not it’s labeled as “frosted toasted cereal” because corn was added. It doesn’t taste as good and it smells weird too. Adding corn was a bad idea. Might be cheaper to make but this once favorite is now ruined.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great breakfast!I love this cereal && The best part is the marshmallows Thhey are fun shapes. I love the outside of the box. and rainbow. I like that it's full of marshmallows. They are soooooo delicious yoooo

Been eating this for most of my 58 years. Felt like something wasn't right recently - the taste was off. I thought it was me. I was SO disappointed to see one of the last remaining oat cereals is no longer a toasted oat cereal!! Out of curiosity I read the ingredients and the third one listed is "whole grain corn". I should have looked sooner as something just didn't taste the same. Price goes up and the quality goes down! Stop cutting corners in the name of profit!! You have lost my 58 years of loyalty.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My father is a kid at heart, and since he became a paraplegic there is not to many things that make him happy except God, food and TV, so being able to put a smile on my fathers face is a nice thing, considering the fact that his parents when he was young wouldn’t buy it because of the sugar!!

My son has been eating the cereal for over a year each day. However, last Tuesday night he began throwing up was not aware of the reason for him throwing up. I saw an article on the New York post regarding people who are getting sick, so I am mediately stopped him from eating Lucky charms. Since then, he has not thrown up and has gotten his appetite back. I’ve always been a fan but will no longer buy this product again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lucky Charms are very well liked at my house. The only thing that is bad is the sugar. Wish it didn’t have so much. My kiddos like plucking all the marshmallows out and then leaving the actual cereal to stale. That’s one of the reasons we don’t buy it very often. Otherwise, it’s very tasty. I even like it.