Froot Loops® Pop-Tarts

 I don't know what nightmare Froot Loops® Pop-Tarts crawled out of, but they do taste just like Froot Loops. They also gave me indigestion. I guess if you really like Froot Loops but can't be bothered to put them in milk this is a good fix. 

I only buy sugar cereal if I'm going to review it, and I often have to feed it to the birds because it gets too old. I buy Pop-Tarts to review them then I give them to the homeless as well, because I'm a big fat dude and Pop-Tarts should be eaten like any other sweet. 

On the up side, these do taste like what they say they should taste like, so that is a big level up for these toaster treats. 

Kellogg's Froot Loops Limited Edition With Spoooky Marshmallows

Kellogg's Froot Loops Limited Edition With Spoooky Marshmallows is as poorly spelled as it is bad for children. I mean, Froot Loops has all the sugar you need and then you add more with marshmallows. This tastes mostly like normal Froot Loops. It made me want to go out and get something without so much sugar.

Kellogg's Froot Loops

Teaching kids how not to spell fruit since 1962 'Froot Loops' are a knock off of cheerios if ever I saw one. Cheerios have been around since 1941.

Truth be told, these things are candy and as candy you should not eat them to start your day. The first ingredient is sugar but they do have some fiber in them.

All in all I would avoid these but they do taste good which is why I got the small box so I wouldn't over eat when I reviewed them. 

Eat at your own risk!

Kellogg's Individual Boxes

I remember back in the day when my mother first looked at what a serving was and tried to eat breakfast with only one serving of cereal . 

One serving of breakfast cereal can fit in a six ounce glass!

Needless to say, a good breakfast is not a bowl of cereal, and I think Kellogg's lets you know that with these little boxes. 

That said, I will never buy most of these again, because they are bad for you.