nutter butter cereal

Flavors range from straight peanut butter to chocolate-plus-peanut-butter blends, and some feature peanut butter paired with cinnamon-sugar notes.

Protein amounts shown across the items range from about 10 g per serving up to 14 g per serving.

Common claims include no high-fructose corn syrup, no artificial or synthetic colors, no artificial flavors, no hydrogenated oils, and, in some cases, no artificial sweeteners.

Typical suggestions are eating with milk for breakfast, snacking straight from the box, or using the cereal as an ingredient or topping in recipes such as cereal bars, trail mix, Muddy Buddies, or ice cream toppings.

Across the items you can find labels such as Vegan, Kosher, Organic Certified, Non-GMO Project Verified, Cholesterol Free, and Gluten-Free on various products; specific labels vary by cereal.

At least one cereal is marketed for low-carb and keto diets, explicitly listing 4 g net carbs and 0 g sugar per serving.