I really love this cereal however this morning, I bit down and there was something very hard. I broke my tooth. It looks like a piece of metal or a rock. I don't know who to contact. I'm concerned that I might not be the only one of a piece of the machinery is damaged.

So as someone who has family members that love Raisin Bran and I personally never had, I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this cereal. The cinnamon like taste mixed with the granola clusters and flakes, makes for an amazing blend. But as someone like I'm sure many others who have never had an interest in Raisin Bran cereal due to the raisins. Now I know what I'm asking may sound crazy given the brand of cereal but I feel like if you released a version of Raisin Bran Crunch without the raisins and called it Bran Crunch or something like that it would be a a straight up superior version of Honey Bunches of Oats and even a top 5 cereal of all time.

Raisin Bran crunch originally was made in the USA and used soy clusters (for health) instead of oat clusters-I know this as I developed it. Now it is made with oat clusters which I assume is cheaper than soy clusters and on the box it states made in Mexico. I want US made products. I plan to purchase General Mills cereals from now on. Kellogg senior management, what are you thinking?

Kellogg uses nasty organic chemicals in the process of crunchifying their bran flakes. These chemicals remain in the finished product. I easily detected them when I opened the bag. The chemicals add a wonderful flavor to the cereal. The chemicals are volatile. They will evaporate after spreading them out over a platter or baking sheet and airing the cereal for a few hours. The cereal tastes fine after that. Perhaps Kellogg also should air out the flakes before they are boxed, and the ones in headquarters and manufacturing for treating the cereal with organic chemicals even if they aren’t toxic. I am a chemist, clinical pathologist, and chemical pathologist who knows about chemicals and toxins. I also can smell and taste better than almost anyone. The chemical smell is not imagined despite the fact that few have complained about it.

Why did the announcer have to come within a consonant of a very vile and descriptive term when referring to the elder black man featured in the commercial as “a son of a bit**!” As an older white man I was offended and found the scene racial on content. I guess the writer and director were going for an “aha” moment/ they failed!

SHRUNKEN DOWN PACKEGING!!! GOD LET THE GREDYNESS END. DONE BUYING ANY OF THESE PRODUCTS ANYMORE! MY GOD MAN, AFTER YOU RAISE YOUR PRICES, THEN YOU SHRINK THE PACKEGING! A FREAKING "FAMILY SIZE" BOX, IS NOW THE SAME SIZE AS WHAT (USED) TO BE THE REGULAR SIZE BOX! "CORPORATE GREED!"

I love the cereal Raisin Bran Crunch. Its not too sweet nor too biter and I enjoy the raisins but my kids always seem to pick them out and I think many other parents have the same struggle but either way we love your cereal and would definitely recommend it to anyone.

I've been eating this cereal for many years. It was somewhere around 10 years ago the recipe changed and I stopped buying it. After awhile I tried it again and it was good again. My most recent purchase struck me immediately, when I poured milk into the bowl, the cereal did NOT float. I thought this odd. I tried to eat it and it was not as crunchy and tasted soggy. I threw it away. I will buy another box at a different store and see if possibly the last box was an aberration. I hope it was just a bad box...

I decided to try it because I live raisins. Raisin Bran it's too bland for my liking. However, Raisin Bran Crunch is perfect! It has lots of raisins and the toasted oats clusters with honey makes it sweet and crunchy. My new favorite after Fristed Flakes!! :)

I really enjoyed trying new Kellogg's Raisin Bran Crunch cereal. I have eaten Kellogg's Raisin Bran since a teenager. The combination of flakes and raisins with the added crunch has now it made one of my favorite adult cereals. I love paring it with coconut or almond milk, as an extra treat for a night time snack.