When you go on a Keto Diet, the last thing you think you can have is cereal. That’s because America’s favorite breakfast is typically one big carb-bomb loaded with an extra helping of gluten. This has made Keto Cereal a bit of an oxymoron and quite hard to find.
Thankfully, my friends Gabi and Greg created Magic Spoon Keto Cereal to solve that problem. Now we can say goodbye to post-breakfast brain fog from junk food cereals.
Magic Spoon’s low-carb keto cereal is everything we loved about childhood favorites like Fruit Loops, Honey Nut Cheerios, and Frosted Flakes, the stuff we used to scarf down while watching Saturday morning cartoons, minus the carbs, chemicals, sugar, gluten, and guilt. 🥄
Now my favorite low-carb, gluten-free cereal company has two new flavors that will drive you nuts. That’s because Magic Spoon has recently introduced Peanut Butter and Honey Nut.
And if you’re wondering why low-carb cereal is an actual thing check out my post called The History of Low-Carb Diets. In it, I discuss the fact that 80% of adults in the US are overweight and take you back to the 17th century which is when the first organized attempts at low-carb dieting took place.
In any event, Magic Spoon added these two new nutty flavors because they were the most requested. Honey Nut and Peanut Butter will rock your world because they taste like Honey Nut Cheerios and Cap’n Crunch Peanut Butter, but with a ton of protein, a nice dose of fat, and far fewer carbs than their original counterparts. You can start the day off the right way with this low-carb keto cereal.
My husband loves mixing the new peanut butter flavor with his favorite chocolate Magic Spoon cereal. Peanut butter and chocolate for breakfast? Not bad. The boys love it straight up. If you’re not in a cereal mood and you’re looking for The Best Low-Carb Chocolate Bars I’ve got you covered on that too.
My older son who has Celiac Disease is a big fan of Honey Nut Cheerios, so I was thrilled to get him his favorite cereal flavor in such a healthy version.
This isn’t just a low-carb cereal for diabetics and people like me on the Keto Diet. It’s totally kid-approved, and college-age folks and athletes love it too.
The boys, not pictured anywhere in this blog post, say that Magic Spoon Keto Cereal tastes like is a “party in your mouth.” That said, I can’t keep enough in the house to supply their healthy cereal habit –not a bad problem for a mom to have.
Magic Spoon is a wonderful healthy indulgence and the only cereal in my pantry. I was diagnosed with Celiac Disease in 1998 and immediately went on a Gluten-Free Diet, at that point, I did think I’d ever buy cereal again since it was such a carb bomb even when it was gluten-free. Thankfully 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 perfect for breakfast but also an amazing Low-Carb Dessert.
Magic Spoon Keto Cereal is lower in carbohydrates than regular cereal and absolutely loaded with protein. Check out the macros in the table below.
If you’re more of a DIYer and like being hands-on, then you’ll want a homemade low-carb keto cereal recipe. For that try my Paleo Pumpkin Granola. This amazing homemade keto cereal recipe is made with an almond, macadamia nut, pumpkin seed base. Just be sure to leave out the dried cranberries to keep it low-carb and keto. There you have it! Following a Low-Carb Diet is easy.
If you’re on a Keto Diet you may not want to put regular milk on this cereal since it’s not low-carb. One cup of whole milk contains around 12 grams of net carbs which does not make it a keto friendly food. We love drowning this crunchy cereal in homemade almond milk. If I’m too busy to make my own, I buy unsweetened almond milk which has 1 gram of carbohydrates per cup. So if you’re wondering, is milk a keto friendly food, the answer is no, cow milk is high in carbs and not keto-friendly.
Now there are seven absolutely amazing Magic Spoon flavors to choose from. Each flavor below is a nod to your childhood favorite, but these are so much better and don’t have all the cruddy stuff. I’m so happy that my family can have a crispy crunchy Keto Snack that I don’t have to make because sometimes I like to get out of the kitchen and go for a nice long walk.
If you’re in the mood for peanut butter goodness but don’t want to buy Magic Spoon keto cereal, make my Paleo Peanut Butter Tagalongs, they’re every bit has healthy so you can eat them for dessert…or even breakfast.
Are you on a Keto Diet? If so you’ll definitely want to check out my Interview with the Top Keto Diet Expert in the World. And if you didn’t think you could have cereal on the keto diet guess again. If you’re already on the Magic Spoon Keto Cereal bandwagon 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. 🆓 📦
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23 responses to “Magic Spoon Keto Cereal New Flavors Will Drive You Nuts!”
Elana talks to much..haven’t tried cereal yet…but if u can make fruity and cocoa pebbles version i will be lifetime customer
Thanks Tom! Magic Spoon has those flavors and they are AMAZING!
Hi Elana! Does your code (PANTRY) does not work anymore (to get a free shipping)?
Elizabeth, the code is working again!
What do you put on the cereal? Milk is high in carbs.
Sheri, I’m allergic to lactose so cow milk is not an option for me. I use almond milk and it’s fantastic :-)
Sheri, I’ve updated the post to include more on that for you and other readers. Thanks for your fantastic question :-)
Just ordered my variety pack. Can’t wait to try out :))
Karen, I just ordered another pack of Nutty :-)
Can I buy just individual boxes, or mix and match a selection of 4 flavors?
Angela, you would buy 4 boxes and there are different flavor combos like the variety pack that you can choose from :-)
I tried the variety pack and I loved them all except the chocolate. So far the only thing I don’t like (besides the chocolate) is that you can’t put together your own 4 pack flavor combo only the original variety. Unless I did something wrong….
Patricia, you are correct, there are certain combos you can and cannot buy. I will look into that further :-)
What are the ingredients of the cereal?
Kristin, protein powder, allulose, monk fruit, stevia, sunflower oil, avocado oil, vitamin e, tapioca starch, peanut oil, peanut flour, inulin from chicory, natural flavor, salt. That’s for the peanut butter flavors, for more detail on other flavors go here.
If you pay $10 for a box of cereal you are stupid.
Such a scam!
Franike, thanks for sharing your thoughts here, appreciate it.
I find it interesting that you are not giving the sugar content of this cereal, supposedly low carb. The colors are made out of what? They appear to be too bright to be natural as well.
Arjia, thanks so much for your comment and for asking! Didn’t list the sugar content because on a Keto Diet we count carbs, but that said, sugar content is 0g for the Peanut Butter Flavor and 1g for the Honey Nut respectively per serving. Colors are derived from turmeric, spirulina, and vegetable juice. Please let me know if you have any other questions, happy to help!
Can people on dairy-free diet safely eat the milk proteins?
Mary, no this is not a product for you if you’re on a dairy-free diet :-)
I’m intrigued…Does it have that Stevia after taste?
Catie, thanks so much for asking –it does not :-)
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