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Mom's Best Cinnamon Squares Breakfast Cereal - 17.5oz

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Mom's Best Crispy Cocoa Rice Breakfast Cereal - 17.5oz

$4.89($0.28/ounce)
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Each serving contains 20 grams of protein and 5 grams of sugar.

Available varieties include Mixed Berry Almond (with dried strawberries and raspberries, real sliced almonds, and crispy cereal flakes) and Chocolate Almond (chocolate‑flavored cereal flakes with real sliced almonds).

The listings show box sizes of 9 ounces and 11 ounces.

They’re promoted as quick protein snacks (for example, a late‑night pick‑me‑up) and as an ingredient for trail mix—mixed with nuts and raisins—to create a portable, protein‑packed snack.

The Mixed Berry variety highlights dried strawberries and raspberries, real sliced almonds, and crispy cereal flakes.

The Chocolate Almond variety features chocolate‑flavored cereal flakes combined with real sliced almonds for a crunchy texture.

They’re sold in ready‑to‑eat cardboard boxes (package quantity: 1) and are shelf‑stable.

They’re promoted as high‑protein options, providing 20 grams of protein per serving and positioned as protein‑packed breakfast or snack choices.

The chocolate cereal contains 5 grams of sugar per serving and is described as chocolate‑flavored cereal flakes with real sliced almonds.

They recommend using the cereal in trail mix—mixing the flakes (and dried berries for the Mixed Berry variety) with nuts and raisins—to make a protein‑packed snack.

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