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From: Mother's


According to the package, this "crunchy corn cereal" is "all natural" and "made with real natural peanut butter." The Kix-like ball-shaped cereal pieces are sweetened with molasses and honey.

Company Description: Mother's is a brand of Quaker. In addition to a selection of ready-to-eat cereals, Mother's also produces hot breakfast cereals, toasted wheat germ and a large selection of rice cakes. According to Quaker's website, "All Mother's products are 100% natural and... Read on and see all cereals from Mother's

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Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)

By crs

Cereal Rating (out of 5):

I consider myself a cereal buff and I gotta say this is the best cereal I have ever had. As an added bonus it has no refined sugars and its actually pretty good for you. The only downside is its kind of spendy, even for cereal. But I like it so much I usually bite the bullet and get it every once in a while.

Comment submitted: 12/6/2010 (#3394)



By David

How could we submit our question? Please reply. Thanks.

Note From Mr Breakfast:
Hi David - The best way to go is to post a question on the cereal project message board here. Just go to Cereal Project > Message Boards in the top nav. Thanks!

Comment submitted: 10/19/2010 (#3078)