Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats Strawberry Breakfast Cereal, High Fiber, Family Size, 20 oz

I would recommend this product as the taste is very good and the crunchiness is good, however just because it is a brand name it is much more expensive than the larger bags that Walmart sells with no brand names and in my opinio the Walmart brand taste better and it is cheaper for the amount of product that comes in the bag. Plain truth!

Frosted Mini-Wheats have been with me through every major stage of life. As a toddler, I ate them one piece at a time while somehow getting more cereal on the floor than in my mouth. My greatest accomplishments included successfully wearing underwear on the correct end of my body and discovering that crayons were apparently not food. As a kid, these were breakfast before riding bikes, building questionable tree forts, and conducting highly scientific experiments involving mud puddles and action figures. A bowl of Frosted Mini-Wheats could fuel an entire day of bad decisions and outdoor adventures. As a teenager, they became the breakfast of champions, or at least the breakfast of someone who stayed up way too late playing video games and then wondered why getting up for school felt like climbing Mount Everest. The frosted side tasted like victory. The wheat side convinced me I was making responsible life choices. As an adult, things got weird. Suddenly I had bills, taxes, insurance paperwork, and opinions about lawn mowers. Somewhere along the way I realized Frosted Mini-Wheats hadn't changed. They were still sitting there in the cereal aisle, patiently waiting while the rest of life became increasingly complicated. The flavor is pure nostalgia. Every bowl tastes like Saturday morning cartoons, summer vacations, and a time when the biggest problem in life was whether Mom would let me stay outside for another hour. The frosting is sweet enough to make breakfast enjoyable, while the wheat lets me pretend I'm a mature and responsible member of society. I've gone from eating these in footie pajamas to eating them while checking my bank account and wondering where all my money went. Somehow they taste just as good now as they did back then. Five stars. If Frosted Mini-Wheats can survive my toddler years, teenage years, and adult years, they deserve some kind of lifetime achievement award.