In 2019 my friends Gabi and Greg created one of the best things ever —keto cereal. Yes, you've got that right.
This amazing keto cereal made by Magic Spoon is everything we loved about things like Fruit Loops, Frosted Flakes, and Cocoa Puffs during childhood, minus the sugar, carbs, gluten, and guilt. 🥄
This unbelievable company recently turned one. To celebrate the occasion, they released birthday cake, their newest keto cereal flavor. My testers and I want to wish Magic Spoon a very happy birthday. If this is the celebration for turning one, we can't wait to see what the terrible twos will bring next year.
This isn't just a low-carb cereal for diabetics, and people like me on the Keto Diet, it's for cool college-age kids and athletes too.
The photo above is of Jordan, another Magic Spoon fan, and our favorite hunky online fitness coach. If you go to the Magic Spoon Instagram page you will see tons of photos of cute guys and gals flaunting flawless 💪🏼 bodies along with this high-protein cereal 😁.
The boys, back home from college due to Coronavirus quarantine closures, and not pictured anywhere in this blog post, say this latest flavor is a “party in your mouth,” and I can't keep enough in the house to supply their collective habit. They still love Magic Spoon's low-carb chocolate cereal but are having quite a time with the magical new birthday cake flavor as well.
The only cereal in my pantry, Magic Spoon is a wonderful healthy indulgence. I haven't bought breakfast cereal since 1998 when I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease and went on a Gluten-Free Diet. That’s because breakfast cereal used to be not only a gluten-bomb but a carb-assault on your blood sugar too. But all that has changed.
When Magic Spoon created low-carb breakfast cereal I was able to get back on the cereal bandwagon. I think it’s a great Keto Snack as well as a fantastic dessert.
As you can see in the table below, Magic Spoon Keto Cereal is lower in carbohydrates than traditional cereals, and absolutely loaded with protein.
If you're still not convinced and want to make your own low-carb cereal recipe, try my Paleo Pumpkin Granola, made with almonds, macadamia nuts, pumpkin seeds, and other low-carb goodness, and leave out the dried cranberries. Following a Low-Carb Diet is easy –you can make your own cereal or buy it in a box like the olden days.
Now we have five amazing Magic Spoon flavors to choose from. Each flavor below is a nod to your childhood favorite, only better and without all the crud. I love that my family can have a crunchy snack that’s high in protein without an ingredients list that is two miles long.
What was your favorite cereal growing up? When I was in high school in the 1980s, I loved a bowl of Rice Crispies for breakfast in the morning bathed in skim milk. Sometimes I'd cut up a banana if I had time. School started at 8:30 and I woke up at 7:45, brushed my teeth, got dressed, gulped down some cereal, and was out the door. I've never been big on waking up early to primp, even back in the day when I was a youngster. No Rice Crispies and the like here, now I've got Magic Spoon for my boys so they can get a big dose of protein in the morning.
This new celebratory Magic Spoon flavor, birthday cake, reminds me of my Funfetti Blondies. It has a vanilla base with the wonderfully sparkly flavor of fruity sprinkles.
Have you tried Magic Spoon? If so what's your favorite flavor? Leave a comment and let me know.
Grab yourself a box of Magic Spoon Keto Cereal and use code PANTRY for free shipping. 🆓 📦
Comments
12 responses to “Magic Spoon Keto Cereal Birthday Cake”
Can u buy this in Canada
Judy, not at the moment, but very soon :-)
Elana, I thoroughly enjoy your posts, your writing, your recipes, and your knowledge. You are one of my go-to resources when I have health and nutrition questions as I find your information clear and comprehensive. I just received Magic Spoon’s new flavors, peanut butter and honey nut! Sampled the peanut butter immediately upon arrival. Heaven in a box! Cap’n Crunch has nothing on Magic Spoon! But my question is regarding the sweetener allulose that is used. Although the box describes it as “a rare sugar found in raisins, figs and maple syrup”, I have also read that allulose is typically derived from corn. What are your thoughts on allulose?
Katie, first I want to apologize for the delay in responding to your comment. Second, when I reached out to the founders about this they said that most of their allulose comes from fruits but not all of it. They are in the process of switching all of their suppliers of it to fruit-based but it has not happened yet. I will keep you posted on this as it moves ahead and thanks for your great question.
Hello, I’m from Belgium and there’s no way to buy it from here, so unfair… I’m gonna cry too :’(
Marina, I will pass on your feedback too :-)
(VERY) Sadly not available in Canada……I’m gonna go cry now.
Danielle, I know! So many of my Canadian readers want Magic Spoon. I will pass on this feedback to them again :-)
Do you have a variety that is dairy free?
Mitzi, thanks for your comment. They’re working on it :-)
I would love to try a box of the cereal. My understanding is you have to buy 4 boxes. Am I wrong?
Roxanne, thanks for your comment. Yes, this is sold in boxes of 4, there is also an option to buy a mini box variety pack that will be back in stock soon :-)
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