Post Fruity PEBBLES Cereal, Fruity Kids Cereal, Gluten Free Rice Cereal for Kids, 15 OZ Large Cereal Sized Box

I was born in the Late 80's, so EVERY Morning as I child Shows like "TheFlintstones" "The Jetsons" & "Pepeye" where whatI grew up on. Fruity PEBBLES was Release in 1969 HOWEVER I didn't find out about them till I seen a Commercial in the Early 90's... I thought to myself, Wait "THEY HAVE THERE OWN CEREAL!?" From That point on as a kid EVERYTIME My Mom would go to the Store I MADE IT MY BUSSINESS TO TAG ALONE just to Get a Box. I'm in my Late 30's now I to THIS Day FRUITY PEBBLES are STILL ONE OF my TOP CEREAL's ALL-TIME. A Notable meation to "COCO PEBBLES" which is Also a GREAT Brand

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Freshness: Post Fruity Pebbles consistently delivers freshness with every box. The cereal maintains its intended crunchiness and vibrant flavor, ensuring that each bowl is as enjoyable as the first. The crisp texture is well-preserved even after sitting in milk for a few minutes, which is crucial for those who like their cereal to stay crunchy.Value for Money: At 15 ounces, this box of Fruity Pebbles is priced competitively, making it a great value for those who enjoy fruity cereals. It provides a generous number of servings, offering good bang for your buck compared to other cereal options. The quality and quantity make it a solid choice for both individual and family use.Ease of Use: Fruity Pebbles are incredibly easy to use. There’s no preparation required beyond simply adding milk. The cereal pours effortlessly from the box, and its colorful, fun appearance makes breakfast more enjoyable. It’s a quick, hassle-free option for busy mornings.Size: The 15-ounce box size strikes a good balance between quantity and convenience. It’s large enough to provide multiple servings but compact enough to fit neatly in most pantries. This size is practical for both solo consumers and families alike, ensuring that you get a satisfying amount without the box taking up too much space.Crunch: One of the standout features of Fruity Pebbles is its crunch. The cereal holds its texture well when milk is added, providing a satisfying crunch that doesn’t turn soggy too quickly. This quality makes it enjoyable both when eaten with milk and as a dry snack straight from the box.Versatility: Fruity Pebbles aren’t just limited to breakfast. They can be used creatively in various recipes, such as no-bake treats, as a topping for yogurt, or even mixed into trail mix. Their bright colors and fruity flavor add a playful touch to different dishes, making them a versatile pantry staple.Overall: Post Fruity Pebbles is a reliable choice for those who enjoy a fruity, crunchy cereal. The freshness and crunchiness make every bowl a pleasure, while the value for money and ease of use ensure it’s a convenient option for any breakfast routine. The 15-ounce box is perfectly sized for both individual servings and family needs, and the cereal’s versatility means it can be enjoyed in a variety of ways beyond just with milk.

While this is not a great big box of cereal, for what you pay- there is a great amount in the box. While it is estimated that a 12 oz box of Cheerios has about 8 servings inside- since this is an 11 oz box of cereal and Fruity Pebbles- which is much smaller and packed more tightly together than Cheerios (so the serving sizes will look drastically different) you're going to get about one less serving in the box.I don't think there is anyone who hasn't tried Fruity Pebbles that will want to- I mean every red blooded American who eats meat, dairy and grain has probably had it at least once- but if there happens to be a visitor from Mars on the planet, you're going to love this fruity, sugary, delight.I would say it's like a smaller version of the Kellogg's Frosted Flakes that has a slight fruity taste and a much better frosted covering on it (than Tony the Tiger's). I know I can let this cereal sit in my milk the longest and still preserve that frosted coating!Since I was talking about the mascots, it made me wonder- was the name Flinstone (like I always say the last name and thought they say it like that on the shows) or is it Flintstone (with an added t before the stone)? I don't ever remember hearing Fred being yelled at and called Flintstone- with this hard t in the middle- flint stone. However on Google when I looked up Fred's last name- it's FlinTstone (I am just capitalizing the T here for emphasis) not Flinstone, as I remember hearing it.So is this another one of those Mandela effects like the Berenstain/ Berenstein bears- where many people remember things much differently than they really are? Because I don't remember the Berenstein bears. But then my mother read me those books and talk me to say milk like melk and pillow as pellow (and oh how I was made fun of at camp when the other girls discovered this and made fun of me til I cried). So maybe we all had a generation of parents who couldn't correctly pronounce the names of anything right?However, in Disney's Snow White if you remember the line- Mirror, mirror on the wall when talking to the mirror like I do- you're wrong- because the actual line when talking to the mirror is- Magic mirror on the wall....something I never remember hearing (and I can't blame my parents for this one).Sorry to digress- there just wasn't much more to say about Fruity Pebbles other than they're awesome- however, if you have a question about the product you would like answered feel free to reach out and bug me- just kidding- it would be no bother. As you can see, I can go on and on about everything and nothing...;)

Nice big bags