I have been eating Raisin Bran daily for decades. Your change in recipe has been tolerated but is now too poor to ignore. You will lose this faithful customer.

I used to like Raisen Bran cereal, but the flakes are hard, thicker, and very hard to chew. I liked the old recipe better. I won't be buying another box of this stuff. It's awful.

I have eaten and enjoyed Kellogg's Raisin Bran for as long as I can remember. However, recently, the raisins have changed. I can't decide what has happened, but it's very unpleasant. They almost taste as if the manufacturer started with rotten grapes. I will not buy any more Kellogg's Raisin Bran.

I bought a box today in July 2025 and immediately noticed the box was thinner than what I used to buy. Then I started checking the internet about shrinkflation and discovered that Kellogg's is a primary culprit. This just really seems sleazy and deceptive. Such practices "leave a bad taste in your mouth". After a lifetime of 55+ years enjoying your cereal, I've decided it's time to try something new.

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

I have eaten raisin bran for years due to the low iron content. I have a medical condition that requires me to limit my iron intake. I recently purchased the 20.9 oz. box and after getting it home I discovered that the Nutrition Facts on the side of the box now states that the iron content has jump from 10% to 90%. If I hadn't checked the label, I could have had an issue. No where on the box does it say that the cereal has been "fortified" or now contains additional iron except for the Nutrition Facts. My question: Is Kellogg's going to continue to make the original raisin bran with only 10% iron, or is this new 90% iron content now the norm?

Totally satisfied with the size of the container.

Good value for a large family

The box was crushed for home delivery.

It's Raisin Bran. Need I say more?