Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Reviews
Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
- Case of six, 12.5-ounce boxes (total of 75 ounces)
- Certified organic, Kosher ingredients, including rolled oats, brown rice flour, wheat bran, and quinoa seeds
- Only 2.5 grams of fat ; 10 grams of fiber and 6 grams of protein
- Awarded the Good Housekeeping seal; fiber-rich to help promote regularity
- Made with natural flavors and without GMOs; endorsed by the American Heart Association
Choose from our Optimum TM family of nutritionally sophisticated breakfast foods: high in protein, high in fiber, omega rich and low in fat. Best of all, they’re USDA certified organic. Power up your day! Strands, puffs, and flakes tossed with a hint of ginger and dried cranberries.
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(out of 7 reviews)
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Review by jersey farmer for Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I like the taste of their Cranberry and Ginger cereal. I bought it from Amazon because Whole Fields stopped carrying that flavor. I take issue with their so called Envirobox, which they have reduced in size by 10% to save on the environment. The box is still only half full.
Review by Cyrus B. Soltani for Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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This Item is comming 12.5 ounce Boxes(6 pack),when I recived it, has only 3 month to Exparation date.The cereal was old and the Cranberry was hard like a rock.That was very Disappointing.Thanks to Amazon to pay my money back.
Review by P. Phillips for Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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Nature’s Path makes some great cereals and the Cranberry Ginger is my second favorite of theirs with the Red Berry Crunch being my favorite. Being organic and using very good ingredients this cereal is one that you would be happy to give your children much less eat yourself. The carb content is quite high (pretty normal with most cereals) but a large portion of that is tied to the high fiber content, which is a huge plus since American diets tend to be fiber deficient. On the downside, the cranberries tend to stick to your teeth and tend to stick together in the box. This leads to uneven distribution throughout the box and sometimes you get large globs of cranberries together. That’s mainly what knocked a star off.
Otherwise, this is a great cereal that you are bound to love.
Review by Roy G. Biv for Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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Nature’s Path just changed the name. But the cereal is identical. I “subscribe” to this product from Amazon, and they simply substituted the “new” variety.
Not too sweet. Not cardboardy like lots of the healthier cereals. I love ginger, but I don’t like any granolas with “ginger” in the name; I wouldn’t have guessed there was ginger in this. It tastes great to my palate and I eat it almost every day.
If this helps identify what I like, the other packaged cereal I like is Post’s Great Grains Pecan (but I don’t like the similar variety called something like Great Grains Pecan Dates Raisins(?), which I find too sweet).
I’ve had all or most the Nature’s Paths cereals, and I like this one much more.
Review by A. D. Mucciolo for Nature’s Path Organic Optimum Zen, Cranberry & Ginger Cereal, 12.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I prefer the Optimum Power breakfast with blueberries, but the flavor of this version is good, and the texture fine. My biggest complaint though is the cranberries – they add a nice flavor to the mix, but they’re way too hard, feeling like they’ll pull my fillings if I chomp at them too much. Even sitting in milk for a while doesn’t soften them much. It could just be this batch, though. In any case, pulling the cranberries makes this a less appetizing cereal – not the best they’ve made.