Elana, did you say Keto Cereal? Yes, I did! My friends Gabi and Greg have created a low-carb Keto Cereal called Magic Spoon.
This is the only cereal in my pantry. I stopped buying breakfast cereal in 1998 when I went gluten-free after being diagnosed with Celiac Disease.
That’s because breakfast cereal used to be a carb bomb. Not anymore. Magic Spoon Keto Cereal has only 3 grams net carbs per serving and is absolutely loaded with protein –12 grams!
Like me, one of my boys has Celiac Disease. Now, it’s amazing to have a low-carb, gluten-free cereal that I can feel great about giving them for a high-protein, healthy breakfast when they need to get out the door fast.
With four magically delicious flavors, each a nod to your childhood favorite, Magic Spoon tastes just like you remember, only better and without all the crud.
Almond milk is my favorite milk alternative, what is yours? Check out my guide to learn more about milk alternatives and learn what the best milk for keto is.
Grab yourself a box of Magic Spoon Keto Cereal and use code PANTRY for free shipping.
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30 responses to “Magic Spoon Keto Cereal”
I just ordered the variety box for my Celiac daughter and husband (hubby on Keto too). Thank you for the free shipping code!
Leila, have you seen this recipe:
https://elanaspantry.com/magic-spoon-birthday-cake-candy-bars/
I think you’ll love Magic Spoon in a bowl with almond milk, and also in the candy bar above!
Elana
It’s important to note that this cereal is made in a shared facility. I was thrilled to finally have a ‘safe’ cereal to offer my Celiac son. But, with no other new products introduced, has a canker sore and complained of stomach cramps after eating. I can’t be positive that it’s the contamination of Magic Spoon’s cereal, but I’m currently feeling that there’s no truly safe cereal unless it’s made in a dedicated gluten-free facility.
Jen, thanks for your comment. I caught up with the founders of Magic Spoon and here’s a recap of processes at the facility:
“Our cereal is Certified Gluten-Free, but it is made in a shared facility. We test product in and product out, and can guarantee that we comply with the the Gluten-Free Certification Organization’s requirement to contain no more than 10 parts per million gluten.”
They also let me know that the facility does week-on/week-off GF with full washdowns in between.
Is the free shipping option still available? It didn’t work for me, but was offered a year ago.
Kathleen, yes there is! We’ve gotten this working thanks to your comment :-)
Where can I get it in Canada?
Spudreau, it’s not yet available in Cananada :-(
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