Category: Breakfast crunch
Crunch factor: Solid, but soulless
Taste: These sweet little brown-and-white whole-grain nuggets, vaguely shaped like polar bears (our tasters thought they were elephants), are supposed to be choco-vanilla, but don’t taste like much at all. They have a slightly foamy texture.
Overall score: 2.3 out of 5 (2.5 is “good”).
The bottom line: More sugars and calories than the same amount of Kix, and though kids may like the polar-bear shape (“Son, let’s talk about global warming”), there’s not much flavor unless you consider “sweet” a flavor. Note: There are also meerkat, seal, and panda versions of this Animal Planet–affiliated cereal.
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Comments (4)
I have been a Kelloggs consumer, however, this is just to much. Wild Animal Crunch is the worst cereal I have ever tasted. Also, it is a real shame the
enviromentalist have to use a kids cereal to get their poor message concerning ,”endangered”, critters out to the younger customers at breakfast.
Liberals can not even leave a sacred event, such as breakfast alone. Kelloggs, drop the PC garbage and
stick with Tony the Tiger. That is what the market
buys and wants. As for this morning, I dumped the Wild Animal Crap and switched to Cherrios.
I was curious about this cereal and would have bought it if this cereal would in some way benefit the cause it seems to support. Come on, can’t you donate 10% of the proceeds to conservation or something? This is sadly, and obviously, just a bandwagon jump with no substance behind it. At least I have Barbara’s Puffins, which also have the benefit of tasting delicious.
Thanks for the great article, do you have any additional resources you can point us to learn more?
this cereal is awesome.