Kellogg’s Froot Loops Breakfast Cereal, Kids Cereal, Family Breakfast, Variety Pack (4 Boxes)

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Worked out great.

I've never really eaten Froot Loops before since I was put off by the idea of fruity milk, but only recently did I recognize this strange contradiction. From there, I worked the courage to try this cereal, and boy am I glad I did!Each package offers four standard boxes of Froot Loops, two of which contain dried marshmallows in fun shapes and colors. The Froot Loops, as the name implies, are these corn cereals dyed with different fun colors and they come bearing a surprisingly good fruity flavor that is rich but light enough to not be unpleasant or overpowering. The cereal has a great texture and surprisingly nice to eat despite the somewhat cloying sweetness. Once added to milk, they really become much more pleasant since the coolness and creaminess of the milk helps to subdue the strong flavors of the cereal while also enhancing them. The Froot Loops with marshmallows offer the same similar flavor, but the addition of dried marshmallows do add some more variety in both texture and quality of sweetness.Consider me a new fan, I definitely would recommend these, especially if you've never had Froot Loops before. You shouldn't think it's weird, I thought they were too but then I realized that many dairy products contain fruity flavors as well. Break free from this mindset to experience a great new flavor!

I feel a flavor profile isn't needed for Froot Loops. They come in the shown box, all neatly aligned, so you can just set the entire box up on your self without getting them out individually. The best buy dates were far ahead of when I ordered them, they tasted as fresh as a local store. They are the slightly smaller boxes, so keep that in mind. (8.9 and 9.3 ounces, both in the same physically sized boxes.)

I ordered the Kellogg’s Froot Loops Breakfast Cereal, Kids Cereal, Family Breakfast, Variety Pack (4 Boxes).. these are four small boxes and two of regular fruit loops and the other two have dehydrated marshmallows in them. I have been eating fruit loops since the '80s, and they taste exactly the same to me now as they did back then. However, this was the first time I tried fruit loops with marshmallows in them. They aren't huge marshmallows, but they're a decent size and I like them. When I was a child and I ate cereal with marshmallows in them I would eat all the regular cereal out and just leave the marshmallows for the very last to enjoy. Because the cereal is so sweet in general, I honestly can't really taste the additional marshmallows unless I eat them separately. I've never made bars out of this cereal, but that would be a good idea. Overall, I don't have any complaints since this taste just as good as I remember it, and obviously if you're ordering it you would be very aware you're not ordering the healthiest of cereal, thank you.

Fruit loops with marshmallows what more could you want!? Anyway, the two varieties and 4 boxes overall was pretty nice to try out. It was very fresh and tasty. The size of the boxes are kind of the smaller end of things, like you're not getting family size boxes at all. Not very good value, if you just get some coupons and wait for sales at the store you can get these boxes for nearly 50% of what they're listed as.

This a set of 4 boxes of Fruit Loops cereal, 2 are the standard and 2 are the ones with marshmallows that have been around for a little while now. They are the smaller size of box, so if you have a problem where you want to buy a lot of cereal but don't eat it quickly enough once it's open and it goes stale then this may be a great deal for you. In terms of value, you'd have to compare to how much a similar quantity of Fruit Loops costs at your grocery store.

I have not had Froot Loops since I was a child many years ago. The flavor is definitely a bit changed, the crunch is different, I don't know how to explain it but it's a softer crunch? The different colors are all the same flavor, except the darker loops red, blue and purple have a much stronger artificial food coloring aftertaste.The marshmallow version is a fun change of pace for those who want more variety, but probabl unnecessary in such an already super sweet cereal. The marshmallow shapes are not always distinguishable as to what they're supposed to be. The boxes I received are fresh tasting, but fairly shortdated. Received March 22, 2025 with a Best By date of May 16, 2025 for the marshmallow and June 9, 2025 for the plain. My biggest concern though is the nutritional information listed on the two different types. The calories on the version with marshmallows is lower than the calories on the type without, which I found strange but I guess is possible. With marshmallows is 140, without marshmallows is 150. But the strange part is that when you add 3/4 of a cup of milk to both types, now the calories are both equal at 210. The math is just not mathing.These are standard sized boxes. What used to be 12 ounces is now 9.3 ounces (for the marshmallow version, 8.9 ounces for the regular). Priced at $21 at the time of this review, that comes out to $5.25 per box - about double what I see available at the supermarket, so this really is not a great value.