For me they are to sweet for kids but i like to snack on them.i prefer them as a crunchy little snak when i am feeling hungry or to mix with dry fruits and nuts.

It might be very sweet, but my son loves nutri grain! It’s his favourite breakfast cereal for the moment and he likes to call them robots. ><

Nutri grain has been my fave since i was a child, Nothing tastes like it. My daughter loves to eat this for breakfast to, Great texture.

my kids enjoy Nuti grain, but for me I find it too sweet. for a snack mid afternoon it is ok as it does fill them and a good chance to get a good cup of milk too.

I really enjoy eating nutri grain its not as healthy as they say it is but it gives me a boost for the day that I need

Nutri-grain is not something you want to be eating for breakfast, certainly wouldn’t be serving it to young children. I dislike that they market it as though it is healthy.

Nutri grain tastes delicious. They are very sweet though, so we don’t encourage this as an everyday breakfast in our house. Sometimes my kids may have a handful as a snack in their lunchbox as a bit of a treat.

Contains a bit of sugar.
I use it as a special snack for the kids on the odd occasion be of the sugar content.
But then again, there are worse cereal out there for kids

Nutri grain is yum love the tasty crunch in a bowl of milk tastes like honey a cereal that is sweet but not overly sweet

I like Kellogg’s Nutri-grain and think it’s a very nice occasional cereal. I believe it contains a lot of sugar and that’s why I wouldn’t have it on a regular basis.

I’ve often thought of how ironic it is that Nutri-grain is marketed as “Iron man food” as though it were good for athletes. Instead it is packed full of sugar. Okay for a treat or snack but it is not an everyday breakfast.

Look it’s not the most nutritious thing out there but it makes them happy and they can always chock up on fruit and veg later.

This cereal is a very quick breakfast and it’s delicious with cold milk it warm. It’s crunchy has large pieces and has a very unique taste.

Full of absolutely no goodness for children what so ever. They are handy to have on hand to give to the kids as a quick snack before dinner. Only a handful, fills the tummy (but so does cardboard, only not as sweet).

These bring back childhood memories for me. I used to eat these as a snack dry with no milk. I understand they are not the healthiest however a great snack for an energy boost. I don’t feel as though the recipe has changed much over the years. Still yummy to me.