These are a bit too sweet for my taste.
Also, they stain. I gave a few to my 9 month old and he moistened one and stuck it to his white shirt. I tossed his shirt in the laundry. The next day, I pretreated the spot with shout and washed it. The stain did not come out. Grrr

So. Gross.

I just received these, and am a bit disappointed. First off both the title and description are incorrect, these are not organic. These taste sweet until they get into milk, then the sweetness seems to wash off; their low sodium content may explain why they taste so plain at this point, or it may just be that I'm used to the taste of organic cereal now that I've made the switch.
The photos show the correct ingredients on the box label, so I'm not sure why the title seems so deceiving: "Barbara's Organic Honest O's Cereal, Multigrain"; they don't seem to make such a product. I'm sure it was an honest mistake, the copy on the web page must have been pasted from one of Barbara's actual organic cereals:
"From the Manufacturer... Organic, whole oats, brown rice, and golden corn are toasted to crunchy perfection...
"Key Features: USDA Organic"
It say organic twice in the description and once in the title but in fact, I cannot find even a single organic ingredient on the label. I was willing to try their organic O's but they aren't gluten free, so I will probably go back to nature's path O's even if they don't have any oats in them. Cereal is getting hard these days!

Not too sweet, yet sweet enough to please those who like sweetened cereals. Think: the sweetness intersection of Cheerios & Honey Nut Cheerios. Super tasty with fresh fruit. No complaints!

The latest entry in the trend of marketing "health food" to the masses by loading it up with sweetener. It may be organic and gluten free, but the old Honest O's are much better for you, unless you like to eat candy for breakfast. If anyone wants five boxes, let me know. I can't return them, and they'd likely turn the dog into a diabetic.