este cereal de trigo es perfecto para hacer el batido de trigo 👌, waoo delicioso, un nutríente muy bueno

I remember when there used to be huge bags of puffed rice on the shelf. Today without sugar, or a gimmick, like some kind of Food coloring or weird flavor nothing sells.

The price for the amount you get is ridiculous so I won't be shopping for it often but I will buy it again because you can't find it anywhere else.

We make our own granola and add this to the recipe. Tastes great!

I try to follow Dr Gundry's Plant Paradox and millet is one of the few grains allowed. This puffed millet is the only cereal that I eat (when I do eat cereal for breakfast) and I really enjoy it. My daughter likes it, too, and she's 9. I usually eat this with plain goat yogurt and fresh seasonal fruit, plus maybe some nut butter. I will continue to order this as I don't know where else to find it.

My husband said these taste like stale rice crispies, but I LOVE them for why I bought them.
My son is 6 months old and his doctor said to start him on pick up foods so he can start working on those motor skills. The Go-To food for this are the "puffs" made by all the popular baby food companies, but ALL of them (even the organic heath nut ones) have added sugar. I'm trying to avoid my son having any added sugar until it's unavoidable because I don't want him to be a picky eater.

Anyway, long story shot, I found a blog that suggested these, and when I saw that the ONLY ingredient was brown rice, I decided to give them a try. Almost $7 is a ridiculous price to pay for cereal, and if it was for me, I would pass. But to split up into little baggies for my infant, these will definitely stretch far!

As for the taste, I think they taste fine, and so does my 6 month old. I've also read that you can coat them in yogurt, nut butter, fruit puree, etc. to give them a bit more flavor. But for right now, my son enjoys attempting to get these little suckers into his mouth (we sprinkle them on his high chair during meal times).