The little bites have been a game changer! My nephew nearly choked on a dry shredded mini wheat a few years ago so I’d avoided them for my kids but then along came the little bites! I was looking for a healthier option for breakfast and ran across the little bites AND it was an easy sell to the kids with the Paw Patrol marketing. Now it’s the favorite of our entire household! My only request: please please PLEASE develop a coffee (or mocha) flavored little bite or mini wheat!

Frosted Mini Wheats always seemed like such a special treat to me when I was a kid, we were not allowed to eat junk (as my mother called it), to me that meant anything that was yummy was against the rules. I was slightly confused why she let this cereal through into her "You are what you eat" pantry, no way was I going to ask. I am absolutely positive that now my daughter is now thinking her own mother overlooking the "food is fuel" pantry rule as she happily slurps down her yummy Frosted Mini Wheats. Definitely going to let her continue to think she's getting one by her Mommy.

I combine Mini-Wheats with a handful of Special K in my breakfast bowl. I love the taste of Mini-Wheats and the texture. When you're eating Mini-Wheats, there's nothing soggy in your spoon - you can tell you're really eating something! They're su-su-substantial! (That's my "Tony Talk".)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Me and my son loves these mini frosted wheat for breakfast. It is perfect for the people who likes to have a healthy breakfast. It has little amount of fillings/glazed which is good; it is not too sugary. It taste really good, crunchy and we love to add it with milk.

No need to add any extra sugar to these Kellogg’s Frosted mini wheat cereal. They are so good with just milk on them but we also will put a little warm water on them then strain off excess. It heats them up. Or we like to add cold milk then heat it up in microwave.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So, I personally remember my mom buying this cereal. I was never interested. When the box came I was like uh, ok lets see. I am not a big breakfast person but I tried them over the weekend. I tried them for breakfast and ate them as a dry snack. My son (5) saw me eating them and asked to try. He loved them and asked if he could have his own. My daughter (6) saw my son eating them and asking for some too. We all loved them! I am sold.

I initially bought these for myself but it turns out that my kids had different plans. I had them try it and they were hooked from the get-go. The taste is great, the texture is divine (and doesn't get stuck in your teeth), adding milk to it makes it a whole new experience! There's no need to add sugar to any of the flavors because it is already great. The strawberry flavor is the best and the milk afterwards taste like strawberry milk. I love it, the kids love it, and I'm persuading others to try it out. 10/10!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've never had frosted mini shredded wheat before and my kids didn't either and now we can't stop eating it! We love the way it softens in the milk. The frosted is just enough to make it sweet enough to enjoy but not too sweet so you feel sickly. We had a 3 yr old 10 yr old 12 yr old and then myself who tried this cereal and loved it. Kellogg's has always been a staple here and I can't believe we've never tried this. I expressed our likes to my step daughter who has two kids.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When they say mega box they mean it! If your family is into mini wheats like mine is then this mega box is for you. Twice as much as the regular box. We often like to eat them dry as a crunchy snack on road trips but even better with a bowl of milk. Such a filling snack.

Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats is my favorite cereal. Just the right amount of frosting to give it a sweet taste without overdoing it. Stays crunchy in milk if I want to eat it right away or I can wait a bit and it will be softer. Great as a light evening meal as well. What more can you ask for in a cereal?