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These "cruncy clusters...toasted to perfection" hurt my jaw. That's not to say they weren't tasty, though.
Truth be told, I have another bowl of the stuff sitting on the counter right now. I've always been a fan of the Kashi
Honey Puffs, so when I saw this stuff on sale two-for-one, I figured I'd give it a try. That sort of sale probably
should have told me something, but last week it was two-for-one Honey Bunches of Oats (can't go wrong there).%uFFFD I
like that it stands up to milk and doesn't get soggy. In fact, it didn't really even seem to notice the milk at all.
Maybe this Kashi just needs time.
It's a cereal that can't be rushed.Also, it sort of reminds me of Quarry, in that it sounds like pebbles when it hits the bowl.
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1-24-2006 @11:00AM peggy said... i'm sitting here eating a bown of this wonderful cereal. i love it. too bad it kind of screams healthy... maybe a cartoon animal would make it more kid friendly... but anyway. i love this stuff. and the honey puffs too. they are great, and i don't feel as guilty as when i sit down to a bowl of lucky charms.
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1-24-2006 @11:49AM Lia said... GOLEAN Crunch is definitely my favorite boxed cereal. While yes, the crunches are quite crunch-y, if you put them in yogurt they mellow out a bit. I like it because it has the texture of granola without being as sweet as granola tends to be.
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1-24-2006 @1:18PM Jonathan Harford said... How can one discuss the Kashi line of cereals without mentioning the creepily-named and packaged Good Friends?
http://www.kashi.com/good_friends_cereal.aspx
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1-24-2006 @2:20PM Nick said... What's there to talk about? I mean, they're just, um, good friends, right?
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1-24-2006 @3:37PM alps said... I especially like eating the go lean crunch as a snack on the go without milk. The big pieces make it great to snack on.
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