Post Honey Bunches of Oats Honey Roasted, Portable Cereal Cups To Go, Whole Grain, Low Fat Breakfast Cereal, 2.0 Ounce (Pack of 12) Cups

Order was for 12 individual single-serve (2.1 ounce) cups of cereal. Only one single serve cup was in the box. I paid nearly $20.00 for a bowl of cereal?

Only received one item, not 12 as advertised. Pricing and posting is for 12

Cereal companies are now releasing cereal in cups and this great for those who are always on the go.May it be for the busy employee who can take with them a cereal cup and have access to milk (or those who eat their cereal dry). Or the parent who have children and want to pack cereal up with them and leave the children to purchase a carton of milk at school.In other words, cereal for the busy people.Granted, it's much cheaper to buy cereal in a box but for my family, cereal grows stale from the box being left open so for families who don't mind spending a little bit more, then these cereal cups are the way to go.Post's Honey Bunches of Oats are always delicious and you get 10g of whole grains per serving and it has 9 essential vitamins and minerals.Overall, I do wish it was under $10. You get 28 ounces for a box of Post Honey Bunches of Oats from Amazon for $4.67 and it's currently at $13.78 for a 12 count of 2.1 ounce cereal cups. So, you are paying more than double.But if that doesn't bother you and you are purchasing cereal cups for the convenience, then it's definitely worth getting!

I love this cereal—always have. It is just sweet enough, very tasty and chock full of vitamins. The calories are high, so measuring it out would be a good thing if eating from the box.Look, I hate to be the metal bar in the wood chipper, but while I love this cereal, I can’t afford to pay $1.15 per serving. 12 containers, 12 servings. For just over $4 you can get a box of Honey Bunches of Oats and fill little containers. As currently priced that makes the individual servings .57 an ounce and the same amount of cereal from the box is .15 an ounce. And the plastic containers while handy, are really not good for the environment.Why not do the individual service in little boxes? Overall, a delicious product, but the individual servings while convenient are too expensive for this family.

If you are a mom then you will know my struggle...when your kids eat a bowl of cereal and then put the cereal up with the bag still open. I can never get them to roll the bag down right and the cereal always gets stale. Which in turn results in the cereal getting thrown away. So I’m losing money. Which is why I love these single serving grab n go cereal bowls. All you have to do is pour the milk in the bowl and enjoy. Which did I also mention that it also saves you from washing dishes too! Win win! Each cup has a nice serving of cereal in it and if you are dieting, it is especially helpful because each serving has its own macro breakdown so it is easy to track on your fitness pal. I tend to over serve myself when I eat cereal lol so this will help with portion control. The price is a little steep but I feel it’s worth it because of the trouble it saves you. This cereal is absolutely delicious and also makes a great snack by itself. I would definitely recommend

Definitely enough serving for one good breakfast on the go. I normally like to keep these in my office as it is an easy breakfast or snack. The taste is pretty good and very simple meal (obviously just add milk). I would say this is a bit on the sweeter side and honestly there is a good amount of sugar inside this cereal so this is not exactly the best snack fo someone who is diabetic or on a sugar diet. Regardless though, this cereal does keep you full and is a great way to start you day in the morning. The container is pretty sturdy so you do not have to transfer it to another bowl or anything to eat. You can eat it straight out of this bowl and then just rinse/discard. You can definitely recycle these bowls.

Honey bunches of oats is one of my favorite cereals! As an adult I continue to eat cereal almost every morning (and sometimes as a snack) but I just can't do the high level of sweetness that is typical of "kids" cereals that I still like from time to time but just can't/probably shouldn't have every day. This cereal does have added sugar and honey but I don't find the sweetness level to be excessive. I also like that it has cinnamon with the oat bunches and sweetened/regular corn flakes. It's very crunchy and delicious which I really like! But if you're someone that takes your breakfasts to go in quiet places like mass transit, a library, or church then just know it's going to be one of those loud eating affairs! Ha ;)

This is tasty cereal - a cornflake-type base cereal but with a nutty/sweet mass.The individual servings are good for folks on the run. They are the individual packs you'll see out at the motel's breakfast counter, basically. If you need this convenience for some reason, you are in the right place.But you need to ask yourself whether the convenience is worth the bump in price compared to a regular box. I think for a lot of people the answer will be no.Recommended cereal, but unless you are a motel looking to stock your breakfast bar, you might not find the price premium acceptable.