Magic Spoon reviews and discussion

pretty good! it's a good alternative to traditional cereals but i wouldn't say i love it or that it's my favorite but i would still recommend anyone to try it out at least once. overall pretty good!!!!

The packaging on this is so cool! It also tastes very yummy! Peanut butter one is my favorite! :)

I like this cereal. As far as high-protein cereals go it tastes the best. Now is it kind of expensive. That's undeniable. I can't justify spending that much on a regular basis for cereal for sure. Is a lot of the packaging air? Absolutely.

I learnt about magic spoon through the cereal subscription box my family member had at one time. They have very fun and attractive packaging and I love how it’s low in sugar. I enjoyed their chocolate cereal and loved how it was not too sweet. They are very expensive though so I only get it for a treat.

This is definitely healthier cereal. I love that it has good ingredients and that it has good nutrition box. It doesn’t taste exactly like the kids cereal you would have growing up, but it still is a great dessert or a snack when you need it.

While Magic Spoon tastes really good, I do not think it is worth the expensive price tag. The texture is not exactly like those sugary cereals we loved as kids. But if you want to splurge and get something that is 70% of what you remember for less sugar and more protein, you will enjoy Magic Spoon.

Probably the worst cereal I’ve ever had in my life. Was influenced after getting a million ads, but this cereal tastes so bad it’s insane. Tastes like cardboard and not worth the money at all for just two bowls worth of cereal.

I always avoid cereal, packed with carbs, artificial colors, high sugar and chemicals you can’t pronounce. But I was excited to try this cereal, it’s a bit more health conscious. But flavor wise it isn’t my favorite.

I like the product claims on this cereal brand. They have a good variety of flavors. I also tend to go for anything with peanut butter so that is my favorite. I just wish they were more reasonably priced.

First of all, their box designs are so hip and eye catching. They stand out at the cereal aisle every time. The flavors are unique and fun too, if they were more affordable I'd buy them more often but right now it's an occasional treat.

They have a really good plant based cereal! High protein no added sugar and tastes great + nice crunch. It is in-store (Whole Foods only I think?). Personally, milk protein never did my stomach good so I use the plant-based one. Also, the packaging is awesome

I love that there are so many new options for gluten free snacks, but I these are not my favorite on their own. I have found they add a nice crunch in a yogurt bowl or with ice cream - which I have been using since I don't love them with just milk.

Magic Spoon was alright—tastes decent and has good ingredients, but honestly it feels like it is way too expensive for what you get. I get the hype, but I probably wouldn’t buy it again unless it was on sale.

I like that this is a healthier alternative to other sugary cereal. It is also pretty tasty.

This is a great product this cereal has a great taste and my kids loved it it's one of their favorites and they ask for it constantly

If you're a cereal lover who is looking for a healthy way to eat sugary kid cereal again, Magic Spoon is for you. For me, it was a nice nostalgic treat that reminded me of Fruit Loops, but not something I need in my daily life. I like the nutritional value, but the high price tag and artificial sweet taste made it a one time thing for me.

The taste is not the best, but it is a good protein packed alternative.

This Magic Spoon cereal is a healthy alternative to traditional cereals out there. The taste was lacking for me and there’s a lot going on in the fruity cereal flavor that didn’t go well together. Not a fan.

I haven’t tried all the flavor but I have tried the healthier peanut butter and fruit loops. They were delicious I had no complaints about them.

I gave Magic Spoon a shot mostly out of curiosity—it’s one of those brands that kept popping up, promising all the nostalgia of sugary childhood cereal but with grown-up macros. Honestly, it kind of delivers on that. The flavors are definitely trying to channel the classics (Fruity, Cocoa, Frosted, etc.), and the first few bites do have that familiar, Saturday-morning-cartoon energy. But then there’s the aftertaste. It’s not awful, just… noticeable. A little protein-y, a little stevia-ish. You get used to it after a few bites, but it’s definitely a reminder that this isn’t regular cereal. Texture-wise, it holds up—crunchy even in milk, which I respect. I wouldn't say it's a craveable, pour-it-by-the-box experience, but if you're trying to cut sugar or boost your protein without giving up cereal entirely, it fits that niche. It’s more functional than fun, if that makes sense. I still keep a box or two around for late-night snacking or lazy breakfasts, but it’s more of a “better-for-you” option than a treat. Worth trying once to see if it clicks for you, but it might not replace your childhood favorites entirely.