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Apple Cinnamon Cheerios 25% Less Sugar, Single Serve Bowlpak, 96 Ct

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Product Information

ASINB07B336FMZ
CategoryGrocery & Gourmet Food

About this item

  • Reduced Sugar: Sweetened whole grain oat cereal with 25% less sugar than original Apple Cinnamon Cheerios; No reduction in calories (sugar content reduced from 9g to 6g per serving)
  • Whole Grain: Provides 18g of whole grain per serving (at least 48g recommended daily) and a good source of vitamin D; Made with whole grain oats as the first ingredient for a tasty part of breakfast or snack
  • Ingredient Goodness: No artificial colors or flavors; Delivers the delicious taste of apple and cinnamon that kids and adults love; 1 ounce equivalent grain
  • Foodservice Ready: Each ready to eat, 1 oz single serve bowl is perfectly portioned and designed for easy access at breakfast or snack time, making it a practical fit across foodservice environments
  • Contains: One 6 lb case of Cheerios Apple Cinnamon 25% Less Sugar Cereal in 1 oz single serve bowls, 96 Ct; Ready for breakfast service, snacking, and on the go convenience

Product Description

Apple Cinnamon Cheerios 25% Less Sugar Cereal delivers a sweet and tasty start to the day with 25% less sugar than original Apple Cinnamon Cheerios (no reduction in calories). Sugar content is reduced from 9g to 6g per serving. Made with no artificial colors or flavors, this blend of whole grain oats, apple, and cinnamon provides 18g of whole grain per serving (at least 48g recommended daily) and is a good source of vitamin D. Each ready to eat, 1 oz single serve bowl of gluten free cereal is designed for convenience, offering built-in portion control and room for milk. It's an excellent grab and go option, great for schools, college dining halls, office breakrooms, hospitality programs, vending, and more. These portioned cups support fast, consistent service in high-traffic environments. Whether served at breakfast or stocked for all-day access, this cereal is a favorite that fits easily into foodservice operations.

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