Mu Mu Muesli Museli Cereal: While not literally crunchy, this muesli is textbook hippie, made with organic whole oats, dried cranberries, dates, coconuts, and raisins, along with almonds and flaxseed, all enclosed in a paper-based bag that feels like it's from a specialty market. On the back of the packaging is a map of the continental United States, listing exactly which state the various ingredients came from (e.g., the rolled oats and wheat flakes are from Iowa). It was pretty pricy, at a little over $6 from the C... (read more) 3.5/5.0
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Kellogg's New Ontani Cereal: There are a few familiar American brands of cereal in Japan, but their offerings are slightly different. This cereal was made in collaboration with the chef at a famous hotel in Tokyo called The New Otani. It consists of 1/2 flakes and 1/2 granola, almost like muesli without the oats, and contains ingredients like sliced almonds, pumpkin seeds, and puffed amaranth. It has a honey flavor that's reminiscent of Honey Bunches of Oats. Definitely sweet, but as sweet as American breakfast cere... (read more) 3.5/5.0
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Trader Joe's blueberry muesli: Surprisingly savory taste, gets soggy quickly in milk, but puffed rice adds some crunch. 3.0/5.0
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Trader Joe's fig cereal bars: A healthful snack, fig seeds add texture and bite, sweet but not too sweet 3.0/5.0
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Trader Joe's Mango O's cereal: Trader Joe's recently refreshed some of its usual product lines with seasonal mango-flavored versions. One example is their O's cereals, which otherwise comes in plain and honey renditions. This version has mango puree added to the oat O's as well as freeze dried cubes of mango. Overall, it's more tart than sweet and does have a distinct mango flavor. It's not something I would want to eat all the time, but it's not bad. 3.0/5.0
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