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Has Any One Had The Enjoy Life Honey O's Yet?

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elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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I can't find them in stores here and miss cheerios like blazes, so was wondering if anyone had tried the new Honey O's yet. I'm getting sick of spending tons of money and then hating the stuff I buy. I love thier granola, but haven't tried anything else from then cause its not stocked on shelves here.

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mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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hi

I haven't tried this bran but I now have Glutino and Heartland's O's. Both are pretty good. I bought one honey nut and one plain and I mix them together. I also now that celiac specialities has one out also as well as Perky's....

I have been traveling around buying different brands to find the best tasting so I've been a guiney pig several times but at least I know what is the best. If there's anything I can suggest to you that you are looking for just e-mail me and I'll let you know what I think if I've tried it before........

blessings

mamaw

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Guest nini
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I didn't know that Enjoy Life had anything like a Honey O's... I got the Glutino ones and honesly wasn't impressed.

elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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They are brand new and kind of hard to find on the web site. I love thier granola and bars, so I'll probably break down and order some.

Elonwy

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cmom
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I have looked in 5-6 stores, including 2 health food stores, for the Health Valley Rice and Corn Crunch 'Ems. I have been craving party mix but can't find these cereals anywhere! :ph34r:

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I have looked in 5-6 stores, including 2 health food stores, for the Health Valley Rice and Corn Crunch 'Ems. I have been craving party mix but can't find these cereals anywhere! :ph34r:

I found them at Whole Foods... if you can't find them at your local stores, try to ask the buyers if they can order them for you

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