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Cascadian Farm Organic Cinnamon Crunch Breakfast Cereal - 9.2oz

$5.79($0.63/ounce)

Catalina Crunch Cinnamon Toast Protein Breakfast Cereal - 9oz

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Cascadian Farm No Added Sugar Mixed Berry Breakfast Cereal - 12.5oz: Organic Certified, Vegan

Kashi Organic Cinnamon Harvest Breakfast Cereal - 18oz

4.3(376)
Loved for: healthy option
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Cascadian Farm Organic Gluten Free Mini Fruitfuls Breakfast Cereal - 11.1oz

$5.79($0.52/ounce)

Three Wishes Gluten Free Cocoa Grain-Free Breakfast Cereal - 8.6oz

$6.79($0.79/ounce)
4.1(738)
Loved for: clean ingredients
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Kashi Organic Berry Fruitful Breakfast Cereal - 17.2oz

4.4(235)
Loved for: high fiber
SNAP EBT eligible
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Three Wishes Gluten Free Cinnamon Grain-Free Breakfast Cereal - 8.6oz

$6.79($0.79/ounce)

Oats Overnight Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Breakfast Shake - 2.1oz

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Common labels on vegan breakfast cereals include Non‑GMO Project Verified, Organic/USDA Organic, Certified Gluten‑Free, Kosher, and plant‑based/vegan certification.

Protein varies by product, generally ranging from about 5 g up to 11 g per serving in these items.

Sweetening ranges from no added sugar or sugar‑free formulations to cane sugar and real maple syrup, and some products use non‑caloric sweeteners like stevia and monk fruit.

Whole‑grain amounts shown include 17 g, 18 g, and around 20–21 g per serving; most items fall in the 17–21 g range.

Gluten‑free labeling includes terms like Certified Gluten‑Free and Gluten‑Free, and some products are described as naturally gluten‑free or grain‑free.

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