[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love Raisin Bran cereal. The sweetness of the raisins combined with the savory flake is a really great combo and makes breakfast delicious. It is always super fresh and crisp.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love this product!! It's very affordable and has good nutrition!! It tastes so yummy. This has become a breakfast staple in our household and i will continue to purchase for an easy breakfast!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family really like Kellogg. This Raisin Bran original cereal is very delicious. The ingredients is nature and healthy. We enjoy it very much so.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The flakes stay crunchy and have just the right amount of sweetness. Raisins add a nice chewy texture that makes it more satisfying than regular cereal

I've been eating Raisin Bran for 30 years. THIRTY. It's been my faithful breakfast companion through every major life phase — college, kids, chaos, and cholesterol checks. But apparently Kellogg's decided to ruin one of the few stable things left in this world. The raisins are now ROCKS. Not chewy. Not sweet. Not even edible unless you're trying to chip a tooth and call your dentist before 9 a.m. Every box I've bought in the last two months — from Florida to Tennessee to Ohio — same issue. It's like someone swapped the raisins for aquarium gravel and said, “They'll never notice.” This isn't a “bad batch.” This is a full-scale raisin rebellion. Whatever chemical, supplier, or misguided corporate brainstorm caused this needs to be undone immediately. My jaw shouldn't get a workout before I've even had coffee. I've been loyal since the 90s. Through recipe tweaks, smaller flakes, fewer raisins — I stayed. But this? This is the hill I die on. I refuse to spend another dime on a cereal that now doubles as a dental deductible. Pros: • Great if you're trying to strengthen your bite force or test dental implants. • Bran flakes still exist, I guess. Cons: • Raisins now qualify as weapons. • Betrayed after 30 years of loyalty. • Emotionally damaged. Unless Kellogg's fixes this travesty, I'm breaking up with Raisin Bran. It's been a long relationship, but I draw the line at breakfast assault.

My husband and I have been eating Raisin Bran our whole lives and USED to love it. Why buy a successful brand only to destroy everything we loved about it? The flakes are now bland like cardboard and the raisins are smaller and fewer. Lost two decades long customers.

I bought the raisin brand from CVS store. The raisin are so hard I could not eat them. I alway get this brand and never have had any problem with eating them except this time. UPC CODE On the box 0 4119210519 7.Describtion: Kelloggs raisin bran 14.5 oz.

This is my favorite cereal but recently I'm noticing there's les and less raisin in the cereal. What are we doing?? These boxes of Raisin Bran have more bran than raisin? Please I beg give we the people an equally portioned amount of both. This is sickening, do better.

I was so excited to find that a brand name cereal had ingredients that I could read and not a bunch of chemicals or enriched flour. Imagine my surprise when I find out that it does have bioengineered ingredients, genetic engineering that would never happen in nature. Sorry, I likely won't be buying it anymore.

2/3 into a jumbo box of Raisin Bran, I put a spoonful in my mouth only to bite down onto something that was neither a bran flake or a raisin. There is no mention anywhere on the box that it could contain nuts or be in contact with nuts, so what exactly is this mystery item? It was quite hard. I initially thought perhaps I had chipped the bowl I was using, but that was not the case. I did in fact break the piece in two. Picture attached