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From: Quaker
Introduced in 2018


The back of the introductory box shows the featured ingredients in this cereal as real apple pieces, real cranberries and whole grain oats.

It includes the following description: "Quaker Multigrain Flakes have the taste you love for an ideal morning start with delicious cranberries and apples, a satisfying crunch, and 36 g of whole grain goodness to help fill you up."





The complete list of ingredients on the nutrition panel are whole grain rolled oats, whole grain wheat flour, brown rice flour, brown sugar, dried sweetened cranberries, dried apple pieces, polydextrose, canola oil, tocopherols (preservative) and natural flavor.





At the same time this cereal was introduced, Quaker also introduced a Honey Vanilla version of the same cereal.

Company Description: The Quaker Oats Company was founded in 1901 with the merger of three oat milling operations in the Mid-Western United States. Since then, the company has expanded operations to include a number of grocery sectors. In addition to hot and cold breakfast cereals, their products include... Read on and see all cereals from Quaker

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