[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Absolutely the biggest box of breakfast cereal that I've ever seen. Long lasting. Enough cereal to satisfy a large family. Great taste. Plenty of raisins throughout the entire box. Very fulfilling. A brand that I love and trust.

Raisin Bran is the perfect cereal for me. Has the right amounts of sweetness( due to the raisins), protein, and fiber. Flakes are the right size and are crunchy at first, then soften as they absorb the milk or milk alternative. Leaves you feeling satisfied.

I recently bought a box of Maple Flavor Raisin Bran cereal. I love/loved them. But ever since I ran out, I haven't been able to find them ANYWHERE, especially in Bossier City. Have you all stopped making them or what?? I'm flabbergasted that I can't find them in any of the Bossier grocery or Big Box stores

I've been eating this cereal since I was a kid, and it's still my favorite. It's hands down the best cereal to eat if it gets soggy - which I cannot say that about any other cereal (well, maybe mini wheats). I love it plain or throwing strawberries, bananas or blueberries in it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am a huge cereal lover and always looking for new cereals try. Believe it or not I've never tried Raisin Bran until now and I absolutely loved it! It is my new go to cereal for breakfast or even a snack! It's even better if you are a huge raisin lover!

I have been buying Kellogg's brand of Raisin Bran for over 45 years. I especially enjoyed the lightly sugared raisins - in the original quantity - and the flavor of the bran flakes. The honeymoon is finally over. In (especially) the last 5 years I have noticed a tremendous decrease of raisins. The bran flakes seem to have lost their appeal as well - sometimes being stale in both taste and texture. Combined with the MAJOR pricing increases (across multiple retailers), this is Very disappointing! My new endeavor is to buy a box of Post Raisin Bran, generic box from the 2 top retailers I routinely use (in NC), and a box of Trader Joe's entry of the same product. (I already know that I like the TJ product, just want to compare apples-to-apples in my evaluation). Not buying another Kellogg's RB - I already know the diminished value taken over time there... Let me know if you decide to add back the raisins (an absolute MUST), do better quality control, eliminate the lanolin, and reduce the cost to consumers... Sorry Kellogg - you've already lost this battle!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Classic Kellogg's Raisin Bran in a super-size package! First, Kellogg's Raisin Bran simply is the best tasting raisin bran cereal. The competition does not hold a candle. The super-size is great for a family who loves Raisin Bran.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I never have a complaint about Kelloggs raisin brand or Kelloggs cereal. Always fresh and tastes good. Raisin brand is one of my favorites. I definitely would recommend it. I am happy with the qaulity the taste. I also find it to be very nutritional

This really would be a great "simple inside" cereal, if Kellogg's joined us in the 21st century, and stopped dusting "nature's candy" (raisins) in sugar, as the cereal is sweet enough without the added sugar. This shouldn't have a bearing on other cereals as the people who buy Raisin Bran are mostly health conscious, like me, and are not going to buy the sugary varieties. How do I know that it has just the right sweetness without the added sugar? I take the time to remove all the raisins, thoroughly rinsing (massaging) them in warm filtered water to remove the sugar, and then spread them out on some kitchen towel (placed in a large baking tray), moving them around to soak up the excess water, and then allow them to dry for around a couple hours. I then keep the raisins in an airtight container, which has the added advantage that I can add just the right amount for a single serving (I don't like the taste if there are too many raisins). I also weigh out 1.4 oz of the bran flakes for the perfect portion size, regardless of how big the flakes are.

Love Raisin Bran but can't eat them since I stopped eating animal products. Why does Kellogg feel they need to add D3 made from lanolin from sheep to cereal? You do realize there is a plant based food movement happening in this country, right? How about considering a new market.