Magicspoon Reviews

Years ago my cousin and I were training for two different sporting events. Mike Matarazzo was training for the Mr. Olympia competition and I was chasing my kickboxing title. We were very healthy eaters and for both of us when we were in the same place would enjoy breakfast Mike's favorite was whole wheat pancakes. The thing that we shared in common since we were children was cereal, however we started our health kick at an early age so there was very few cereals out there that provided any type of nutrition. About 2 weeks before my cousin Michael passed away in 2014 we had decided to create some type of breakfast cereal that would contain a high protein content as well as fiber no sugar or low sugar and medium complex carbohydrates. We contacted a few organizations that specialized in breakfast cereals and I think that if it wasn't for Michaels death we would have came up with something a lot healthier and definitely a lot more affordable than magic spoon. I am not debating that in some way or another this cereal is healthy however at $10 to $12 a box it would be cheaper to buy a couple of 2 lb containers of whey protein and call it a day. This company uses eye-catching colorful childlike designs on their boxes considering it's an adult cereal I'm not really understanding the graphics and as far as the price goes one of the offers was $10 a box a minimum of four boxes that's $40 for breakfast cereal that really doesn't go as far as you would think it would. Now that I have seen the product and I have seen the prices and the box designs I believe it's time to revisit the dream that my cousin Mike and I had a few years ago before magic spoon was even an idea on a piece of paper. This product is not what it claims to be the taste is not what it claims to be and considering the fact that we are going through one of the worst recessions we've ever had the price they are asking for the cereal is absolutely ridiculous and it has fueled my desire to create a protein base cereal with all the necessary nutrition that not only adults can enjoy but also children as well to gear them away from the high sugar content of the regular cereals out there and hopefully bring a breakfast brand name into the mix. I'm not sure where all these five star reviews are coming from they must be giving out free cereal or paying people to write these reviews but it infuriates me that this company with a childish graphic design would charge this much money at the worst possible time in this country's history and I'm almost insulted by it so now it's time to bring an incredible amount of competition so people can actually afford a healthy cereal.

The cereal is really good. The box set with bowls and spoons make good gifts, but the bowl is small for how much cereal I want.

I've seen a mixed bag of reviews on Magic Spoon but I have to say I don't agree. After my first bowl I'm hooked. It's better than I thought it was going to be. I know it's on the pricey end for cereal but my god I think it's worth it. My favourite flavour so far is frosted just tastes amazing!

After seeing sponsorship promos on some of my followed YouTube creators, I was informed by Internet Today that Magic Spoon now ships to the UK. I have heard nothing but good things about the cereal and have been wanting to give them a try for a long time as there is next to nothing available on our shores. Shipping was as expected, 11-days as it was coming from the States, and would need to clear customs, etc. Although looking at some feedback from customers in the US, my delivery was quicker in comparison. Not bad if this is the case. So, my initial trial was a four-box order containing Cocoa, Maple Waffle, Peanut Butter and Cookies and Cream. I opened Maple Waffle first fully expecting a hint of flavour on a stale tasting cereal. Oh boy, I was so wrong. Just like the smell from the box, the taste was amazing with an incredible crunch. I had to check the ingredients again just to be sure this was low calorie and zero sugar. I can honestly say, these taste better than the cereal I have grown up with and I kept a good feeling of being full until lunchtime. I used 38g of cereal with a dash of oat milk and these were incredible, with no loss of crunch. All flavours were just as good, with Cocao being identical to the UK's Coco-Pops. I had to immediately place a second order and increased it to a six-box pack with similar flavours, with the addition of Fruity. Now, I've never had Fruity Pebbles but my wife is from the USA and she claims these taste identical. For me, it was like a bowl of Skittles. Either way, I am stunned by how good the flavours are with zero sugar. The only con for me is the cost but I have to factor in exchange rates each time I order. I just wish there was a UK branch that would make ordering and delivery more region-specific. We do have a UK equivalent, but they are still far from having the same flavour impact. At the moment, they are not even close but that could also be down to the EU rules on the sweeteners used. If you guys at Magic Spoon could buy them out or join forces to incorporate your flavours to a UK company, you could start growing in the EU market. It is an expensive luxury but I will be a repeat customer. Cereal for breakfast is no longer a guilty pleasure.

Would highly recommend the chocolate flavour, it’s a great healthy way to get protein in and low carbs.

I was looking forward to sampling Magic Spoon cereal. The fruit cereal is good. I mix it with other cereal to cut the sweet. The cocoa cereal was terrible. I threw it in the garbage right away. The peanut butter cereal is okay, but doesn't taste like peanut butter. The frosted is okay. Sorry, but I can't recommend this cereal. I could have returned it, but chose to just eat the three edible boxes and let it go.

I should have trusted my gut when I first looked at the ingredient list, but by inner child really wanted it to be good so I tried it anyway. Calling this "healthy cereal" should actually be against the law. And what is worse, is that you will see on their website that they are boasting a review from a type 1 diabetic 3-year-old. As far as I'm concerned, that is just as disgusting as anything Kelloggs or other brands do. To be fair and balanced though, I will say this: if you like the taste of chemicals and milk by-products, this cereal might be for you. You will continue to burp up the artificial taste for hours, but who knows, that might fill that nostalgic void in your life.

I, order the variety package. Gave my credit card number and have heard nothing nor I have received anything. It has been 2 weeks.

This review focuses on the product experience. The website itself works fine and purchasing through them is great. But a huge disclaimer about their posted reviews: They are cherry-picking reviews to bump their own average up and not posting them in their entirety. For the closest to true experience average on reviews, check their market on Amazon.com. Now, for my experience: Pro: Their 4 cereals (this box included cinnamon, strawberry, chocolate, and peanut butter), tastes good. With aiming to be healthful, they have concocted a very good tasting cereal. Con: The texture. It starts out more than tolerable because you’re factoring in that it’s grain free. But as you continue to consume it every couple of days, the gummy and very waxy texture eventually catches up to you… and your son…. And your open minded friend. And you realize what started hopeful and positive ends prematurely with being tired of the unusual film in your mouth. Against your teeth. And on the roof of your mouth. Worth the try. But definitely not a keeper. Hopefully they can improve on their formula before a competitor steals the in-demand market spotlight.

Magicspoon cereal is fantastic. I've been a cereal junky since I was a kid, and when I had to go gluten free for health reasons, my choices dropped and all my favorites were no longer edible. I did away with it for so long, until I came back and chose between super expensive but boring cereal, or Cheerios or Chex. Really, that was it. That was fine, but then I heard Magicspoon advertised on a podcast and I tried it and wow! Magicspoon cereals are basically sugar free, but taste like normal, over the counter cereal. Yes, it's expensive, but it fully replaces my favorites. Fruity is Fruit Loops. Frosted is like Frosted Cheerios in shape and flavor profile, but it's better by a mile. The new Blueberry is the best thing I've had in years. Cinnamon is strong and reminds me of a less sweet Cinnamon Toast Crunch. I don't like the Choco and Peanut Butter alone, but those two mixed is actually awesome! They even have seasonal flavors which are good or amazing. I had a maple syrup waffle flavor one that made me super happy. I wish it was available all the time =( but they have new flavors pop up here and there which is always exciting. Their box art is awesome. The boxes themselves are a bit flimsy so open them carefully on the top or they'll rip, which is a bummer if you're like me and like to look at the cereal box when you eat breakfast. Their website is great and easy to use. It's sometimes difficult to modify the contents of a subscription, but you can freely cancel and reorder without any problems. You can quickly adjust them if they're active to ship x amount of days, weeks or months. I get 4 boxes every 3 weeks right now, but I might increase the frequency it because I've begun eating it more often as it's often my dessert and breakfast.