Nature's Path Organic Heritage Crunch Cereal 12pk/168oz

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Didn't mean to order this. Accidentally selected it instead of Heritage Flakes. Contacted customer service within minutes of ordering and was told that no changes are possible once order is submitted. Seemed silly, but I understand that it's their policy. I like this cereal, just not as much as Heritage Flakes. #sweepstakes

I had been looking for this product and found it on Amazon. I purchased several boxes, but when they came, the freshness date was past. the cereal tasted awful. Fast forward to this time, I bought from Nature's Path. When I got it, I was afraid to taste it, but when I did, it was delicious. Fresh and natural tasting! Very good!

I love this cereal. The granola pieces are large and generous and the cereal doesn't get soggy once milk is poured on it. I add some heritage flakes to my bowl as well. Unfortunately I am now having a terrible time finding it ?? here in London Ontario.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Awesome cereal! Nice flavor, perfect amount of crunch. My son says: "it's the best in the world."

Awesome cereal! Nice flavor, perfect amount of crunch. My son says: "it's the best in the world. "

I am obsessed with this cereal especially with oat milk and blueberries. Really wish there was an eco pack for this because I go through it so quickly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The flakes in this cereal are great because they don't get soggy as soon as milk is poured in the bowl!

The flakes in this cereal are great because they don't get soggy as soon as milk is poured in the bowl!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the balance of texture and flavor without a massive amount of sugar you will see with others.

I love the balance of texture and flavor without a massive amount of sugar you will see with others.

Tasty, yes, but.... I'm concerned about the "truth in advertising" with regards to the nutrition information. On the label the serving size is given as 3/4 cup -- which seems like a good about for breakfast, right? The nutrition label says a serving is 230 calories (3 g fat, 44 g carbs, 6 grams of protein, which yes = 230 cals) -- all of that seems fine HOWEVER, that is per 1/4 cup. Moreover, that is shown in such very small font that it's really hard to see --(thought the label is shown on website where you can zoom in on the label and verify that difference). If the 1/4 cup is a misprint -- then yay, PLEASE FIX IT !!!!! However, If not, then the three-fold difference between the serving suggested and the "serving" for nutrition information, which could be problematic. Consider this: the label lists the sodium "per serving" ( 1/4 c ) as 210 mgs. For a person restricting sodium to 1000 mg per day because of cardiac issues, 210 mg would be good for breakfast, but 630 mg, the amount in 3/c, is NOT OK -- and if the consumer DID NOT NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE (did I mention about the tiny font?), could result in much more sodium eaten per day than intended. So, not only is this particular slight-of-hand an example of deceptive marketing, but could be hazardous for people who need to limit intake in any nutritional category. I know that its perfectly legal to represent the food differently in this way -- but I am so disappointed that a company markets towards the "goodness" of its food would employ such a devious tactic that could be harmful for its customers. I'm hopeful its just a misprint, and that all the information is really for 3/4 c OR that the serving size is really 1/4 c) -- in which case there would 21 servings per container instead of 7 -- what a good deal!

Tasty, yes, but. . . . I'm concerned about the "truth in advertising" with regards to the nutrition information. On the label the serving size is given as 3/4 cup -- which seems like a good about for breakfast, right? The nutrition label says a serving is 230 calories (3 g fat, 44 g carbs, 6 grams of protein, which yes = 230 cals) -- all of that seems fine HOWEVER, that is per 1/4 cup. Moreover, that is shown in such very small font that it's really hard to see --(thought the label is shown on website where you can zoom in on the label and verify that difference). If the 1/4 cup is a misprint -- then yay, PLEASE FIX IT !!!!! However, If not, then the three-fold difference between the serving suggested and the "serving" for nutrition information, which could be problematic. Consider this: the label lists the sodium "per serving" ( 1/4 c ) as 210 mgs. For a person restricting sodium to 1000 mg per day because of cardiac issues, 210 mg would be good for breakfast, but 630 mg, the amount in 3/c, is NOT OK -- and if the consumer DID NOT NOTICE THE DIFFERENCE (did I mention about the tiny font?), could result in much more sodium eaten per day than intended. So, not only is this particular slight-of-hand an example of deceptive marketing, but could be hazardous for people who need to limit intake in any nutritional category. I know that its perfectly legal to represent the food differently in this way -- but I am so disappointed that a company markets towards the "goodness" of its food would employ such a devious tactic that could be harmful for its customers. I'm hopeful its just a misprint, and that all the information is really for 3/4 c OR that the serving size is really 1/4 c) -- in which case there would 21 servings per container instead of 7 -- what a good deal!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Love it is my favorite 100%100 recommend

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Excellent blend of flavors and just the right amount of crunch. A little pricey, especially with shipping, but am glad to be able to order online. The only Nature's Path cereal I ever liked as well or better were the Heritage Squares (or whatever they called those little pillows) which, sadly were discontinued some time ago. Wish they'd reconsider and bring those back!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great flavor and crunch. Even my German shepherds like it.

Great flavor and crunch. Even my German shepherds like it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #sweepstakes Although my usual Heritage Flakes stay crunchy in milk, by adding this with it, I get extra bang-experience for my mouth.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Sorry that the stores in my area don't carry it, but glad to be able to buy it online.

Sorry that the stores in my area don't carry it, but glad to be able to buy it online.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] #sweepstakes Although my usual Heritage Flakes stay crunchy in milk, by adding this with it, I get extra bang-experience for my mouth.