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Cinnabon Cinnamon Crunch
Introduced in 2007
This cereal is described on the company's website as follows:
To compliment our signature cinnamon flavor, Cinnabon uses only the finest natural sweetening agents, including unrefined Turbinado sugar, honey.
On the cereal box, it's described as a "lightly sweetened multi-grain cereal with honey and Makara cinnamon."
The first five ingredients listed on the side of the box are whole oat flour, whole brown rice flour, Turbinado sugar, fruit juice concentrate and wheat flour.
The complete text from the back of the cereal box in the summer of 2008 reads as follows:
Now you can experience the word-famous taste of Cinnabon cinnamon rolls in a nutritious breakfast cereal made with whole grains and our signature ingredients.
Exclusive Makara Cinnamon
In the quest for the world's finest cinnamon, we've traveled the spice-growing regions of the globe to find the very best, most flavorful cinnamon. We finally discovered it in the tropical mountains of Indonesia, near Mount Korintji. Grown at a very hight elevation, this special variety of cinnamon produces an optimal concentrations of volatile oils responsible for cinnamon's pungent flavor and characteristic aroma. Named Makara, this special cinnamon is exclusive to Cinnabon and is very carefully harvested and prepared.
After harvesting, each batch of raw material is tested by technicians and outside laboratories to verify the proper level of volatile oils. Then we use an exclusive temperature-controlled grinding process which preserves the precious volatile oils and enhances the warm, sweet cinnamon taste and aroma. Throughout it's 20-year history, Cinnabon has preserved its quality by using the same source material, processing equipment and testing protocol. The result is Legendary Makara Cinnamon, available only from Cinnabon.
Natural Sweetness
To complement our signature cinnamon flavor, we use only the finest natural sweetening agents, including unrefined Turbinado sugar, honey and concentrated fruit juices.
Whole Grain Goodness!
Products made with whole grains provide higher levels of fiber and naturally occurring vitamins and minerals compared to refined grain product. Cinnabon Cinnamon Crunch cereal provides 20 g of whole grain per 40 g serving.
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Comments About This Cereal
What do you think of Cinnabon Cinnamon Crunch?
Overall Average Rating = 4 (out of 5)
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By markuka85 (Team Breakfast Member)
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It's now being made by Kellogg's, it's just called Cinnabon, and it's actually better now.
Comment submitted: 10/6/2012 (#9366)
By pupup (Team Breakfast Member)
I cannot find it anywhere. Can someone here tell everybody where to find Cinnabon cereal?
Comment submitted: 7/19/2012 (#8537)
By Bon bon
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Did they discontinue this cereal? I hope not.
Comment submitted: 7/12/2012 (#8447)
By cathouse
Where do they sell it? I'd like to give it a try. If it tastes anything like a Cinnabon, I know I'd like it.
Comment submitted: 6/15/2012 (#8020)
By tengrand
I love this cereal but can't find it anymore. Can you help?
Comment submitted: 9/13/2010 (#2840)
By bargainshopper
If you have a Big Lots look there for a selection. That is where I've found it.
Comment submitted: 4/26/2010 (#1984)
By recharge
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I like this cereal, but I cannot find it in the stores.
Comment submitted: 4/20/2010 (#1939)
By Mitch
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It is really good, but cannot find it any more in the grocery store.
Comment submitted: 2/9/2010 (#1398)
By jeff
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Why the gosh darn do they discontinue all the good cinnamon bun cereals. I bought my box from costco a while ago. Now was there last night and did not see this cereal so I thought I would see if it still on the market.
Comment submitted: 1/28/2010 (#1317)
By Joy
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I liked it too. Unfortunately, it was discontinued a few months ago. :(
Comment submitted: 1/25/2010 (#1289)
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