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From: Kashi
Introduced in 2019


This cereal is described on the front of the box as "maple brown sugar flakes & clusters... plant protein flakes & clusters with pumpkin seeds, quinoa and a hint of cinnamon."

A press release announcing the cereal from May 22, 2019 noted that "This is the first cereal in the Kashi GO line to have a flake format, featuring a proprietary recipe that delivers protein inside the flake, while still incorporating the crunchy clusters that people love and expect from Kashi."





The ingredients listed on the nutrition panel are brown rice, whole grain wheat, cane sugar, pea protein, whole grain oats, wheat bran, rice protein, brown sugar, maple syrup, salt, lentils, sunflower oil, whole grain oat flour, acacia gum, quinoa, pumpkin seeds, cinnamon, natural flavors, baking soda, mixed tocopherols (vitamin e) for freshness.

Company Description: The Kashi Company was created in 1984 as a producer of Kashi Pilaf - a blend of 7 whole grains and sesame intended to be eaten as a hot breakfast cereal, a side-dish or a main meal for vegetarians. The company operated in... Read on and see all cereals from Kashi

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