Nature's PathOrganic Whole O'S Cereal, 26.4 oz (Pack of 6), Gluten Free, Earth Friendly Packaging

I'm so glad to have found this cereal and this bulk offer. We have very little natural food available here, and what we do have is very expensive. This cereal is perfect - good crunch, slightly sweet but not very much, healthy ingredients, organic. I feel good about my kids eating it, and because of the bulk price, I can afford for my kids to eat it. I have to stop myself from snacking on it because I really like it, but I don't do well with grains. So, I have a chance to practice self-control. :)

This cereal is delicious, healthy to eat and for those of us who have Celiac Disease it is gluten free. Like most things that are gluten free we have to pay a lot more for it so someone else can make a profit on our illness! Because it is food the case of 6 bags should have been shipped inside another box but it wasn’t and the case box was beat up and covered in a ton of tape to hold the thin box together. A great way to receive something that you paid a small fortune for. Great cereal, overpriced and the box looks like it was kicked here instead of being mailed Prime! Finally on sale I ordered a box and requested it be shipped in Amazon box. Received cereal and the Amazon box didn’t have a mark on it. Opened the Amazon box and inside is a crushed box of cereal! Someone knowingly sent me a crushed box of cereal, is this why it was on sale? Went to reorder and the price was back up to almost $70 box!! Thanks Amazon!!!’

The resemblance to Cheerios stops at the "O" shape. They are so different that I wish the company would have given it a distinct shape of its own so comsumers won't be disappointed by assuming they are buying a Cheerios dupe.The flavor is mild and slightly sweet.The texture is rather hard and crunchy and does (oddly) stick in the teeth.For some, this texture might be a blessing because it holds up better in small plastic bags thrown in a purse or backpack. I use it as part of a homemade gluten free granola mix.I think this might be difficult for toddlers to eat dry-I would test a small batch.I like this ceral with yogurt, walnuts/almonds and dried berries.I plan to try it in a homemade marshmallow bar like old Rice Krispies but might lightly crush. It would be great to crush for a coating (like Panko bread crumbs) but can't think of a recipe where it would work becuase it's so sweetI will continue to mourn eating my daily Cheerios with banana slices (Celiac disease) but will enjoy this cereal on its own merits.

I bought this cereal after reading all the reviews on here about how great it is as a GF version of Cheerios. Cheerios were a staple in my house before I was diagnosed with CD. While Whole O's are good, the similarities between the two stop at shape. When I had my first bowl, it was a strange feeling because my eyes thought I was eating Cheerios, but i was tasting corn flakes. Whole O's are made from corn and rice, while Cheerios are more oat-based. The Whole O's are, in my opinion, exactly like Nature's Path's corn flakes, except a different shape.Whole O's are pretty high in fiber and low in sugar, taste fine and hold milk well. As a celiac, I definitely recommend them.Hope this helps someone.

Seem to be more appetite satisfying than Cheerios.

You never get what's pictured . All tiny pieces!

These were harder than Cheerios so didn’t really work as a dry snack for kids.

I needed an organic, free of pesticide, cereal ever since I learned what other companies wheat farms use. I like the light sweetness of the Os as well.