Attune Foods Erewhon Quinoa & Chia Gluten-Free Cereal

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By Gryphon Myers

August 19, 2013
By Gryphon Myers • August 19, 2013

Attune Foods Erewhon Quinoa & Chia Gluten-Free Cereal

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You may have caught my enthusiastic review of Attune Foods Erewhon Buckwheat & Hemp cereal from last year. Well, it's time I inform you that they've done it again: Attune Foods Erewhon Quinoa & Chia gluten-free cereal is a great way to add two superfoods to your diet, and makes a tasty corn flakes alternative.

Like all their cereals, Attune Foods has done a great job of maximizing health benefits and keeping the ingredients list rich with wholesome ingredients, while still delivering a tasty product that isn't a pain to eat. This cereal is similar to corn flakes, but not quite as flaky: it's a little tougher and chewier, and holds up to milk better. Health reasons aside, I actually prefer it to corn flakes, as it doesn't turn into a mushy mess in 5 minutes!

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Posted August 26, 2013

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Good to know about this cereal. I have been looking for an alternative cereal to eat once in a while and I don't want the corn cereals. Not crazy about the rice cereals either but this looks promising at it incorporates other seeds as well. Will give it a try.

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Guest Nikki

Posted April 13, 2014

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I love this cereal!! Great with frozen fruit in it!!

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Gryphon Myers recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in interdisciplinary studies, research emphasis in art, society and technology. He is a lifelong vegetarian, an organic, local and GMO-free food enthusiast and a high fructose corn syrup abstainer. He currently lives in Northern California. He also writes about and designs video games.
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