review: Special K -- multigrain oats & honey
One reason I like doing these reviews is that it forces me to really consider the different components of a cereal, as opposed to just, "well, I know I like this one." Like this variety of Special K, for example. The "multigrain" refers to the combination wheat and rice flakes, which have more texture than a regular Special K flake, and I think holds up better to the oat and honey coating than a plain rice flake would.
It could use more oats but that's not really a complaint. I wondered if oat clusters would work in this cereal but then I realized, no, that would be way too crunchy. This cereal is just fine the way it is. Also, watch for the redesigned boxes (on all Special K cereals, too). It just says "Oats & Honey," now. And it says there's corn in the flakes, too. That makes sense.
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And I think that's it for my original list. Unless you count...no, that's kind of new. Okay, on to the sort-of-new and definitely new stuff!
It could use more oats but that's not really a complaint. I wondered if oat clusters would work in this cereal but then I realized, no, that would be way too crunchy. This cereal is just fine the way it is. Also, watch for the redesigned boxes (on all Special K cereals, too). It just says "Oats & Honey," now. And it says there's corn in the flakes, too. That makes sense.
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And I think that's it for my original list. Unless you count...no, that's kind of new. Okay, on to the sort-of-new and definitely new stuff!
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