The brandnewfoods.com taste panel realized that it had been a few months since a breakfast item was introduced on the blog and that they hadn't sampled a cereal for the blog before. Therefore, they unanimously decided that Envirokidz Organic Leapin' Lemurs Chocolate & Peanut Butter Cereal made by Nature's Path in Blaine, WA would be the next featured item.
Other Envirokidz cereals include Lightly Frosted Amazon Flakes, Chocolate Koala Crisp, Gorilla Munch, Peanut Butter Panda Puffs, and more.
What we liked:
Comments from our taste panel included "great taste--perfect for kids", "love that this is certified USDA Organic", "my kids have gluten allergies and they need a reliable breakfast item in the morning; this cereal is perfect for them", "love the decorative, eco-friendly, kid-friendly packaging", "my son tried it this morning; will never go back to generic cereal again", and "especially love the fact that there is less sugar than most other cereals".
Other Envirokidz cereals include Lightly Frosted Amazon Flakes, Chocolate Koala Crisp, Gorilla Munch, Peanut Butter Panda Puffs, and more.
What we liked:
Comments from our taste panel included "great taste--perfect for kids", "love that this is certified USDA Organic", "my kids have gluten allergies and they need a reliable breakfast item in the morning; this cereal is perfect for them", "love the decorative, eco-friendly, kid-friendly packaging", "my son tried it this morning; will never go back to generic cereal again", and "especially love the fact that there is less sugar than most other cereals".
Story:
(from company website)
"We’re a family of organic farmers and their ilk, descended from more farmers and more ilk. The seed of our company was planted back in the ‘30s, when Rupert Stephens inherited the family farm: Mountain Valley Farm, 89 acres of hard living, a place to grow field berries and a family.
Even by Depression-era standards, where sheer inventiveness kept families going through times of scarcity, Grandpa Rupert was an odd duck. He horrified his farm neighbors by using sawdust as mulch. Rupert found ways to work with it, turning in rich crops of berries and vegetables. In 1951 his treatise on his unorthodox farming methods was published as Sawdust is my Slave.
Arran Stephens grew up on that unconventional farm and came away with a lifelong love of soil and nature. His fondest memories are of helping his parents gather and spread kelp on the fields, planting corn with his father and wandering through the farm eating sun-ripened berries.
Arran followed a path that led from the farm to India and ultimately to becoming one of the pioneers in the organic foods movement. He and Ratana founded Nature’s Path in 1985, and our family is still very much involved in the day-to-day operations of the company."
Did you know?
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A: Horatio
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A: Michael Jordan
Six cereal boxes can be made from 1 pound of recycled newspaper.
The three original flavors in Froot Loops are orange, lemon, and cherry.
Ingredients:
Corn meal*, whole grain corn meal*, evaporated cane juice*, peanut butter*, molasses*, cocoa*, sea salt, soy oil*, natural flavor, tocopherols (vitamin E) *Organic
Allergen info:
Product is certified USDA Organic, non-GMO, and gluten-free
Availability:
We found our box at Sprouts Natural Market www.sproutsnaturalmarket.net in Southern California.
Check "US Retailers" or "find a store" on company's website. Also available online at www.naturespath.com
Information:
www.naturespath.com
Note: Be sure to check out the numerous delicious recipes on the company's website.
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