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organic protein cereal

222 results for “organic protein cereal”

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

Kodiak Protein-Packed Cookie Butter Oat Granola - 11oz

Post Premier Protein Mixed Berry Breakfast Cereal - 11oz

Quaker Instant Protein Maple Brown Sugar Oatmeal - 6ct / 12.6oz

$4.29($0.34/ounce)
4.5(4358)
Loved for: high protein content
SNAP EBT eligible

Kodiak Protein-Packed Honey Oat Granola - 11oz

$5.59($0.51/ounce)

Purely Elizabeth Chocolate Chip Cookie Granola - 9oz

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Peanut Butter Protein Granola - 10oz - Good & Gather™

$4.99
4.2(19)
Loved for: good flavor
SNAP EBT eligible

Post Premier Protein Mixed Berry Breakfast Cereal - 9oz

Nature Valley Protein Oats 'n Honey Crunchy Granola

$4.69 - $6.89
4.8(1012)
Loved for: great taste
SNAP EBT eligible

Post Premier Protein Chocolate Almond Breakfast Cereal - 11oz

Kellogg's Raisin Bran Protein Breakfast Cereal - 17.3oz

$5.29
4.4(148)
Loved for: high protein content
SNAP EBT eligible

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Most organic protein cereals provide about 5–10 g of protein per serving, with common options at 5 g, 6 g, 8 g and 10 g depending on the recipe.

Protein sources include plant-based proteins such as chickpea and pea protein; complete protein from organic buckwheat; and protein-rich seeds and nuts like pumpkin seeds, flax, almond butter and peanuts.

Common labels include Certified Organic (e.g., USDA Organic), Non-GMO Project Verified, vegan or dairy-/soy-free notes, certified gluten-free or grain-free statements, and occasionally Kosher or Halal designations; some items also note cholesterol-free.

Sugar content varies by product: one listing shows 3 g per serving, while several others use terms like “organically sweetened” or display “NO REFINED SUGAR” without listing grams. Because labeling practices differ, check each product’s nutrition facts panel for the exact grams of sugar per serving.

Yes. Some products are explicitly labeled grain-free and certified gluten-free, while others are made from whole or ancient grains and are not grain-free.

Many listings emphasize a crunchy texture, using terms like “crunchy” or “crunchy granola clusters,” and some products note they stay crunchy even in milk.

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