I love Raisin Bran so much that I have it almost every day. If I don't have it for breakfast, I have it for lunch. I had always said that I would never eat Raisin Bran, as I didn't like raisins. I would take all the raisins out and just eat the bran flakes, but one day I accidentally left a couple in and I ate them, it tasted so good. My husband always has liked it. Right after I accidentally ate it with the raisins at bedtime I could not wait to wake up so I could eat it for breakfast and that lasted for a long time. I am going on almost 4 years eating this delicious great healthy cereal.

I bought this recently since my Mom ate it when we were growing up. I was surprised to find that it tasted pretty good. The bran flakes were delicious and if you like raisins, there are plenty of them. And raisin brain adds fiber to the diet and keeps you regular!

I love eating Raisin Bran! It's my go to cereal for myself, but…. Raisin Bran doesn't have enough raisins in my opinion. I wish there was an EXTRA RAISIN RAISIN BRAN!!!! I'd stick up on those for sure! Please consider adding more raisins to raisin bran…

We have been eating Kelloggs Raisin Bran for years. It is the best raisin bran on the market. We like it the best because of the raisins being soft, tender and very tasty, not like other brands that you have to worry about breaking your teeth on the hard raisins.

Have been enjoying this tasty, nutritious cereal for decades, but am disappointed with the recent change in inner-packaging material to a thin, flimsy plastic sack. This flimsy material makes it impossible to form a pouring spout to dispense the cereal into a bowl.

Raison Bran could be an excellent five-star product, but it is ruined by coating the raisons with sugar. Not only does it make it unhealthy, it actually ruins the taste. Raisons are naturally sweet so this cereal is unappetizing due to the intense sweetness created by adding sugar to the raisons. I have picked them out of the cereal also (just as the other reviewer stated) so I could enjoy eating the cereal. I absolutely agree with Daniel who posted the following... "Great if STOPPED coating "nature's candy" in sugar" 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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Raisin Bran has been a family favorite since I was a little kid and now my kids love it as well. It is requested on every grocery trip we go on so I am glad that they make this big box of it for the family.

Raisin Bran is my favorite cereal and some of these negative comments must be from the competition bc it's literally the same great product as always... perfect combination of bran and raisins. I've tried the other brands and nowhere near the quality so just do yourself a favor and buy the OG

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was skeptical of whether my girls (9 & 5) would like this, but they absolutely love it. Definitely better than a lot of the other cereals out there. They have requested this every morning. Will definitely buy again.

Out of principle I avoid any animal by-products, and when searching to see if my favorite cereal was cruelty free i was saddened to see it contains vitamin d3 which is derived from sheeps wool. Please consider changing this one ingredient to a plant based alternative.