Steve's PaleoGoods Cinnamon PaleoKrunch Cereal 7.5oz (Pack of 3) - Gluten Free Granola Organic, Low Carb Cereal, Grain Free Low Calorie Keto Snack

This is one of my favorite paleo breakfast options. It's so hard to keep up with dietary restrictions when you have an active lifestyle. Some mornings I just don't have time to cook, so having "cereal" at the ready is really convenient. I love the taste and texture of this product. I think it goes best with coconut milk and some fresh fruit (strawberries, blueberries), but it's also delicious on its own. A bit pricey, but what Paleo/Whole 30 compliant product is cheap? I definitely feel that the 3 pack is worth it - tends to last me about a week if I eat it for every breakfast. I can make my own "granola" more cheaply, but I appreciate a pre-made option so I can be lazy.I've also tried to Apple variety, which is really good, but unfortunately it's not offered in bulk so it's not worth the extra $$$.

I love Steve's Paleo Crunch! One year ago I was diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder. My husband and I both have to follow a Paleo diet. This product is such a treat for us both! It can be eaten as a cereal with almond milk, straight out of the bag as a snack, or as a dessert (we allow ourselves a cheat and sometimes put Enjoy Life brand of mini chocolate chips in it) . I gave 4 stars instead of 5 for value for the money only because it's expensive for both of us to be eating it. I wish we could buy it in bulk. The quality of the product is excellent and that's probably where the price comes into play. We love the cinnamon flavor! It's a great product!

I am fairly new into the idea of the primal diet and Steve’s Paleo Goods have been an excellent source of options within the primal diet. This granola nicely blends seeds and cinnamon spice to create a tasty treat. Perhaps the granola lacks a bit of sweetness but it is to be expected with a product trying to keep within the limits of the primal diet. I have only tried the granola alone without milk but I am curious to try it as actual cereal.

For those eating a paleo diet, breakfast can be one of the toughest meals of the day, particularly if you are a dedicated cereal lover, which I definitely am. This bag of PaleoKrunch contains five modest servings that are unsurprisingly calorie-dense as it is made largely of coconut, nuts, seeds, and honey: this flavor also is heavy on the cinnamon, though it's not overpowering. I like this cereal overall, but gave it four stars instead of five for two primary reasons: first, the price is quite high for what you get, and secondly, the texture is somewhat uneven with some very large clumps and some very fine sediment; despite the brand name, the clusters are not as crunchy as you may be used to with traditional granola. It's not a particularly off-putting issue, but I would have preferred it to be a bit more homogenous.Although I do not exclusively eat paleo, this is a tasty product that will benefit those seeking to follow a paleo diet or anyone who simply seeks to eat healthily. I would buy it again, and plan to try other products from PaleoKrunch.

By far my favorite flavor out of the Carrot Cake, Apple Pie, and Cinnamon.I eat it like trail mix (there are enough big chunks to lend itself to be eaten this way), not like granola cereal. It's not too sweet and it has a great crunchy consistency. You can really taste the cinnamon, which is nice. There are no raw seeds in it, just nuts. I note this because I do not like the taste of raw seeds, so I was happy that this flavor, unlike the other two, have no raw seeds whatsoever.

A couple big clusters are a satisfying snack that fulfills wanting other unhealthy options. The tidbits on the bottom of the bag are a perfect topping for Greek yogurt and fruit.

This is my favorite paleo brand. My favorite cereals are cinnamon toast crunch and apple cinnamon cheerios. This brand is a healthy version of those cereals. I like the product is low in sugar and carbs. It is a bit on the pricey side but worth the price.

This is the second time in a row the granola is over baked and we have ordered dozens. Too dry and not tasty at all. What has happened to the product? Does anybody check the quality before packaging?