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From: Kashi


This cereal is described on the front of the box as "7 Whole Grain Flakes with Walnuts, Currants & Acai-Kissed Clusters."

The side of the box, in 2013, gave the following description:

"We treasure the taste of nature's most unique flavors. That's why we searched all over the world for the special ingredients in this box. Crunchy walnuts, tart black currants and granola clusters with a hint of acai are all blended together with our Seven Whole Grain Flakes. This lightly sweetened cereal is high in fiber and contains 350mg of ALA omega-3 -- a winning combination you'll savor every day!"

Company Description: The Kashi Company was created in 1984 as a producer of Kashi Pilaf - a blend of 7 whole grains and sesame intended to be eaten as a hot breakfast cereal, a side-dish or a main meal for vegetarians. The company operated in... Read on and see all cereals from Kashi

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Overall Average Rating = 5 (out of 5)

By adman

Cereal Rating (out of 5):

The best cereal I've tasted in a long time. I would recommend it all the time to my friends and they loved it. We just couldn't find it all the time. When we did we would buy 3 or 4 boxes. Then it was discontinued! They offer a substitute, but it does not compare. They say it was not profitable. Off course not! They only had it at limited stores. For example, I checked at about 6 or 7 stores which carried the bran Kashi and only one carried it! Off course, it's not going to sell!!I'm in advertising, I know what you need to do to get a product moving.

Comment submitted: 4/3/2014 (#16572)