Weetabix Organic Whole Grain Cereal Biscuits, USDA Certified Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified, Heart Healthy, Kosher, Vegan, 14 Oz Box

Yes i gave it 5-stars (since its a very healthy dry cereal) but i wont buy it at this price. This is maybe the best Whole Grain, low sugar and low salt cereal on the market (really, nothing better). Ive been buying it for many years. And even though my last delivery came with a partially crushed box, i can live with that when the cost is in the $6-$7 a box range. But when the price hits $14 for a 14-ounce box, NO THANKS! I will look elsewhere.

I have eaten this for decades. It tastes good, has little sugar, and is nutritious. Being organic, I don't have to contend with artificial chemicals as with other cereals.

husband ordered these as hes english and missed them. I looked at the squares of compressed flakes dubiously but was surprised at the taste. Think Raisan Bran without the raisans. One box last a while as each square of flakes is filling tho you can use two for a big bowl of cereal. add in dried /fresh fruit of your choice and youre set. has less sugar than raisan bran too. you feel very healthy after eating this for a bit.

Love the malty flavor, and is just as I remebered eating for breakfast growing up. Healthy, as there is no added sugar.I would give 5 stars but the price here in the USA is sooo much more than what I would pay in Australia. BUT, I am still pleased to have found some to satisfy my craving for comfort food from 'home'..

The price of the organic Weetabix varies a lot. I managed to buy it at less than $4 a box. It is good value at that price. I saw it is also sold in Whole Foods.The cereal has a good taste. I have mine with milk and protein powder. The protein powder adds the right level of sweetness and makes it a filling breakfast.

The product itself is great. After searching my local Sprouts grocery store to no avail, I decided to buy 2 boxes from the seller for almost $30. We finally found a local store that had 4 boxes left and bought them all for about the same price I paid for 2.

Wheatabix has been my Favorite Breakfast Cereal for over 60 years.

Weetabix is great and I eat it every day. It costs between $4 and $6 a box at most grocery stores even during these high inflationary times. I used to buy it on Amazon because I liked the convenience of buying in bulk, but for the last few months the pricing has been outrageous. Do people actually pay 5X the going cost, or more? Did the seller add gold to the product or something?