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Magic Spoon Keto and Grain-Free Breakfast Cereal - 7oz
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Highlights
- 14G Protein
- 0G Total Sugar
- 5G Net Carbs
- Grain and Gluten-Free
- No synthetic dyes: Magic Spoon cereals do not contain synthetic dyes like Red 40 or Yellow 5.
- Natural sources: Magic Spoon uses natural sources like vegetable juice for coloring.
- Natural flavors: Magic Spoon cereals use natural flavors and do not contain artificial colors or sweeteners.
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HIGH-PROTEIN: Packed with 12-14g protein per serving, a bowl of Magic Spoon gives you the energy and fuel to conquer the day
KETO-FRIENDLY: With 4-5g net carbs per serving, our cereal is perfect for a low-carb lifestyle.
ZERO SUGAR*: Our unique blend of allulose and monk fruit tastes just like the sugar you’re used to, but has almost no glycemic impact and almost zero calories (less than 0.4 cal/g).
GLUTEN-FREE & GRAIN-FREE: All of our ingredients are non-GMO. No gluten, grains, soy, sugar alcohols, and/or artificial ingredients.
MORE THAN BREAKFAST: Pour a bowl for a power-packed breakfast, afternoon snack, or a midnight treat. (Basically, whenever your cereal cravings strike!).
BUZZ-WORTHY: Forbes called Magic Spoon “the future of cereal” and TIME Magazine named it in their Top 100 Inventions of 2019. Also featured on the TODAY Show, CNN, Fortune, Fast Company, Business Insider, and more.
Serving Size: 1 cup
Serving Per Container: About 5
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Contains: Milk. Manufactured in a facility which processes wheat, soy, and tree nuts.Shipping details
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Q: Someone explain how they get to 4 net carbs??
A: It seems that allulose is not a sugar alcohol, but is a “rare sugar”. Allulose, monk fruit, and stevia do not act like regular sugars in the body, so they are not required to be on a nutrition label and are subtracted from total carbs to get net carbs.
submitted byAnnaRose - 8 days agoA: When you are calculating carbs in foods that contain sugar alcohols (allulose), you subtract their amount along with the fiber to get the net carbs. In this case, the allulose is 10g and the fiber is 1g. So 10g plus 1g from 15g carbs is 4g net carbs. Most nutrition labels show the sugar alcohols (there are many different ones). Here they are showing them in a separate area. It is very confusing.
submitted byAnnaRose - 12 days ago
Q: Why is this advertised as 4 net carbs when it’s actually 15 per serving?
A: 1g of fiber & 10g of allulose
submitted byMeatandcarbs - 1 year agoA: What is used to give color?
submitted byQueen of Everything - 11 months ago
Q: In the ingredients section (adds a trivial amount of sugar) is listed several times so how can this be lableled as no sugar?
A: Because people get away with misleading information
submitted byCt - 1 year agoA: The same reason that products are allowed to be sold in the US as trans-fat free yet still contain partially hydrogenated oils.
submitted byLocutusOfBorg - 8 months ago
Q: how many servings per box? what size is a serving?
A: Hi there! Each box contains about 5 servings. A single serving is about 1 cup (37g).
submitted byMagic Spoon - 3 years agoBrand expert
Q: Is Magic Spoon vegan?
A: Magic Spoon is made with whey-based protein sourced from dairy and is not vegan. However, it is lactose free!
submitted byMagic Spoon - 3 years agoBrand expert