Amazon Brand - Happy Belly Toasted Oats, Cereal, Honey Nut, 12.5 ounce (Pack of 1)

The Happy Belly Honey Nut Toasted Oats Cereal is just as good as Honey Nut Cheerios but at almost half the cost. This cereal is practically identical to HNC - it's crunchy, lightly sweetened, and has a nice honey flavor to it. It's not quite as sweet as HNC and has a lighter crunch to it. One thing to note is that this cereal does have wheat in it, so if you have any one with allergies in the family, you may want to check the box before diving into this. Overall, great cereal at a fantastic price.

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With wheat as an ingredient, these have a different texture and flavor than Honey Nut Cheerios. Nothing particularly wrong with them; I just found them very bland. The rest of my household is gluten-Free, and I found these so lackluster, I ended up throwing out half the box

Great replication of a product that is cheery and in the shape of O'sGit in Mu belly. This happy belly version pulled it off this time.It provides everything you would expect from eating that much oats also (in case you were wondering :-)Whatevahh pour milk on it stuff it in ya face, it is good.

Maybe it's just me, but this tastes just like a certain childrens cereal with marshmallows...sans marshmallows, of course. I haven't had said cereal in 20+ years, but wow! The taste of childhood came flooding right back. Very tasty, amazing price. Not something I would eat every day just because of the high sugar/low fiber content, but definitely one to add to the lineup!

These aren't HNC, for one thing even though they have pretty much identical FDA information these do not have the same level of sweetness that HNC have.But honestly unless you're a true HNC fanatic (hand raised) or trying these side by side you won't notice the difference.

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this cereal. Compared to the name brand, it has a little less flavor but I like that. I think the name brand is too sweet. I didn't feel like there was a weird taste which is usually what turns me off to generic brands.