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Three new flavours of Farm Girl cereal
Peachy Blueberry Snaps, Bananapple Fritter, Double Chocolate Fritter join the previous flavour of Rainbow Hoops, Honey Os, Cinnamon Crisps and Chocolate Puffs
Made in Canada by a Canadian Company
High Protein, low carb, gluten free, keto, no preservatives, vegan, seed oil free, soy free
https://farmgirlcereal.com/collections/cereals
Find links for where else to buy them listed on ShopCanadianStuff.ca
I'm sorry but is that cereal in 280g packs? Is that one portion??
Yeah, I love the notion but good goddamn, that cereal is way above my pay grade.
$50 Canadian for 6 packs at Costco.
That is an expensive bag of fiber.
I would just eat plain oats with water 🌊
Yeah, welcome to the norm for gluten free things (that tastes good) 🥲. I’ve been getting it just because I’ve craved normal cereal since being diagnosed with celiac but it’s for sure hard in the bank account
anything less than 300g is one serving unless it tastes like shit or has some texture grossness
Its definitely on the pricey side of the cereal options. Its really extremely different than anything Kellogg's, Post or General Mills is making. High Protein, gluten free, no preservatives, these things unfortunately don't come cheap.
Priced at $8.87 at Walmart, its still more than twice the price per gram of the similar looking cereals but the price of Cinnamon Toast Crunch is totally irrelevant is you need to eat gluten free or want something healthy that still tastes like a sugar cereal.
For everyone with a more standard diet there are plenty of other made in Canada cereals listed here: ShopCanadianStuff.ca/2025/03/09/made-in-canada-breakfast-cereals/
I found another cereal - Made Good has this "crispy light granola cocoa crunch" that's usually in the organic section, by the granola, but it's definitely just straight up cereal. It's weirdly not on their website either. I've tried a few flavours and they're fine. If you go into it expecting granola, you're going to be disappointed, so think of them more like a cross between rice krispies and granola....
I tried the chocolate banana flavour and it's OK too. The banana bits are really more like marshmallows, so again, manage your expectations lol.
As a bonus, I also discovered Jordan's granola is made in the UK by a UK company, so that's another alternative if you're just trying to avoid US products.
Shopping Canadian at Walmart seems counter productive
There may be a caveat: the ingredients likely aren't all from Canada, and might even be from the States.
If you truly want "Canadian cereal", oats (steelcut, rolled, quick, etc.) are a safe bet, as we grow the oats here. 100% oats = Product of Canada (plenty of Canadian brands selling oatmeal).
That said, don't let perfection be the enemy of good. I'm sure Farm Girl does source plenty of ingredients (especially the oat-based stuff) from Canadian farmers.
Looks delicious but a bit too small. I do get the InnoFoods cereal sometimes ($17 for 900g.) But I do not care about glutenfree and all that, can a Canadian company just make some big boxes of dessert-for-breakfast for me?
My wife really likes this cereal, thanks for the links!