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Whole O’s™ Cereal
3g
14g
2g
Gluten Free
Low Fat
Per 30g serving
Just the thing for the whole-grain-loving, gluten-avoiding O connoisseur—or any O connoisseur really. Full of organic corn and whole grain rice, it's crunchy and delicious, one pleasingly plump vowel at a time. Try some with milk, its various alternatives, or straight out of the box.
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Ingredients:
Brown rice flour*, corn flour*, evaporated cane juice*, pomegranate juice concentrate*, sea salt. *Organic. Produced in a facility that uses peanuts, tree nuts and soy.
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Love!!
March 26th, 2013
5
We love this cereal!! It has only 4 grams of sugar per serving (which doesn't break our 8 g or less rule). I find it hard to believe a customer is complaining about too much sugar but next time they should read the nutritional label. And to compare it to Cheerios brand. I looked it up and they have 1 gram of sugar per serving BUT thats chemically refined sugar and they have preservatives. And I would bet they contain GMOs. In my opinion this product and company rocks!
By
Tara
from
Madison, WI
Great for my gluten free toddler
February 9th, 2013
5
I have an 11 month old who cannot have gluten and these are perfect for her.
By
Chris
from
Toronto
I think you mean "Heavily Sweetened With Cane Juice"
January 31st, 2013
1
I am normally an avid label reader, but the other day was in a rush and had my eyes out for a cane-sugar-free Cheerios-like option. So naturally when I saw Nature's Path proudly proclaiming that their Whole O's Cereal is "Lightly Sweetened with Pomegranate Juice" I excitedly snagged myself a box without a second thought.
It wasn't until we opened the box up a couple of days later that my wife happened to take a look at the label, and wouldn't you know: Not only are Whole O's 4 times sweeter than cheerios, that sweetness is primarily provided by that good old standard, cane juice. Feeling betrayed and disappointed I passed the box along to some sugar-eating friends and tried to move on, but a month and half later it is still bothering me. So here we are.
So please change your packaging, or even better: live up to their word and give the world a truly cane-sugar-free Cheerios-like option. It's just despicable to take advantage of your costumer like this. Just tell us the truth and we'll buy it if we want it. I'm sure there are plenty of people who don't give a hoot in heaven whether or not there is some cane sugar in there, but why try to trick the people who do, only to leave them feeling betrayed?
By
Jonathan
from
Philadelphia
