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Envirokidz Leapin' Lemurs Pb And Chocolate Cereal


allie h.

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allie h. Newbie

I just tried the new Envirokidz cereal and its tasty. If anyone remembers Reese's PB puffs cereal, it tastes like that but less sugary (only 8 grams in Envirokidz). Plus you can help save the Lemurs!! It would make a nice breakfast or snack especially if you have kids. With 8 grams of sugar it seems a lot better than most non celiac friendly cereals. Its also pretty low in sodium.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size 3/4 cups

Fat: 1.5 grams

0 grams of saturated or trans fats

Cholesterol 0mg

Sodium 115mg

Carbs 25g

Fiber 2g

Sugars 8g

Protein 2g


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i bought the cereal bar form of it, but i think i would like the actual cereal with milk much better. the bars are far too sweet for my liking, probably because they are marketed more toward children. i must say, i did love reces peanut butter puffs.

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