review: *new* Blasted Shreds -- Cinnamon Toast Crunch

Or Cinnamon Toast Crunch Blasted Shreds. Whatever you call it, it's not a misnomer. Those little biscuits are loaded with flavor. Imagine compressing at least five Cinnamon Toast Crunch squares into one piece of woven wheat. That's how strong the flavor is. It's like all the crumbs at the bottom of the box were collected into one vat and then reshaped and spat out as a new cereal.

What I'm saying is...the flavor is strong. 😜

But I suppose if someone in R&D at General Mills said, hey, we need a gateway Shredded Wheat for kids...you could do worse. I should also mention that it's the tight, flat, rectangular kind of biscuits, not the fat little Mini-Wheats-type squares. I mixed this with another shredded wheat kind of cereal that I should've reviewed already but somehow missed. I guess that'll be next.

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