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A good source of calcium and 4 vitamins.
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Technical Details
- One package of 100 1.76-ounce packets (176 total ounces)- Contains enriched wheat flour and graham flour
- Made with whole grain wheat; a good source of calcium and four vitamins
- Conveniently packaged in individual servings
- A sweet, cinnamon bun-flavored breakfast snack for packaged for nutrition on the go
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By James J. Thielke (Chicago)
Our 6 year old daughter loves these. She is very picky about what she will eat as a "treat" in her lunches but can not get enough of these. RElatively healthy (instead of Oreos or some other cookie) and a good size package.
We are ordering our second box of 100 for her already!
By Gail Cooke (TX, USA)
While these tasty graham cracker flavored snacks are appropriately named, they could also be called cinnadisappearing. I opened a packet, popped one in my mouth and left the packet on the kitchen counter when the doorbell rang. You guessed it! When I returned they were all gone.
Obviously these bite-sized treats have become popular at our house, and if you like graham with a hint of cinnamon you'll relish them, too.
Cautionary note: If you're not alone in the house, carry your packet with you.
They're also nifty lunch box treats as well as a quick pick-me-up at the office.
Enjoy!
By Golden Lion (North Ogden, Ut United States)
The cookie is not an "animal cracker", nor is it a sugar coated graham cracker, but more probably a short bread with no butter flavoring. The cookie could be a Danish Short bread cookie with icing topping.
I would characterize the cookie with about the consistency crunch as a "Chips ahoy" cookie. The cookie is about 1 to 1 1/2 inch in diameter. I rate the cookie as average in taste: it is a dry cookie, reasonable sweet with the candy coating, and somewhat crumbly in storage and handling. I don't think the cookie would be an excellent dipping cookie and it would be best classified as a snack cookie, great for vendor machines. The packaging is colorful and eye catching.
By Heather L. Parisi (Pekin, IN USA)
IN A NUTSHELL: A SUGARY-FAT GRAHAM CRACKER-LIKE SOMETHING OR OTHER
This is a reasonably palatable snack food in a package which can translate into a coffee-break on-the-go, but 'Kellogg's Cinnamania Bite Size Cinnamon Bun' is NOT a BREAKFAST.
IF IT'S NOT A BREAKFAST -- THEN WHAT IS THIS STUFF?
Simply stated, this is a 50 gram package of artificially flavored, hard-textured sugar crackers in a mylar package with a colorful and appetizing illustration of what is supposed to be in the package. Since 'enriched flour' is the primary ingredient it does contain a small sprinkling of a few vitamins and it has a little added calcium carbonate for calcium too.
BOTTOM LINE: SEALED IN MYLAR THIS STUFF CAN LAST A LONG TIME![notice I didn't say STAY FRESH]
If you can tolerate the excess of sugar, salt and fat in this product and like the taste too, then this may be an acceptible choice for an on-the-go snack in a pinch.
[I AM NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY PRODUCT OR COMPANY]
By Neal J. Pollock (VA USA)
Some, of course, object to the hype of "A good source of calcium & 4 vitamins," but at least the company added some nutritional value. The list of ingredients is a bit odd--some B vitamins are identified as such, some aren't. With so much fat & sugar, this product certainly isn't health food. It's not cinnamon buns either--but what can you expect from what is basically an iced cinnamon cookie? At only 50g, one will survive an occasional indulgence--convenient for lunch box, aircraft carryon, etc. The taste is pretty good, IMHO. Lots of wheat though--gluten doesn't like me much. It is nice to see a company (Kellog's) branching out--this isn't a cereal. However, many of the the cookies in my package were broken. Didn't effect the flavor, but lots of crumbs.
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