Weetabix Biscuits Whole Grain Cereal, Good Source of Fiber, Low in Fat, Heart Healthy, Vegan, Breakfast or Snack, 14 oz

I originally found Weetabix through TikTok and decided to try it as a quick breakfast option. After a few weeks of using it regularly, I get why it has such a following. It’s easy, filling, and works well when I don’t want something sugary first thing in the morning. Straight out of the box, the biscuits are very dry and crumbly, so this definitely isn’t something you’d eat plain. That dryness is actually a strength, though — they absorb liquid extremely well. With milk, yogurt, or even warmed up with a splash of milk, they soften quickly and take on whatever flavors you add. I’ve also used them as a base for simple desserts, mixed with fruit or honey, and even crumbled them for baking experiments. Taste is great, and size of each biscuit is perfect. Good source of fiber. Texture-wise, they do break apart easily, which might surprise first-time buyers, but that’s just part of how they’re meant to work. Flavor is mild and wheaty, not sweet, which makes them easy to customize. My only real complaint is availability. They seem to go out of stock often, and I’d happily buy more if they were easier to find. If you like simple, whole-grain breakfasts or enjoy experimenting with food, these are worth trying.

Healthy & tasty. I can't find anywhere else and this was a great price for hearty great cereal!

I grew up eating these in England back in the 1950’s and they haven’t changed a bit. They still taste great. And they were good for you before eating healthy became a fad..

I love this cereal. It’s been years since I had it and it was just as delicious as ever! I was happy to find it on Amazon. Just a hint of sweetness, not too sweet like all of our cereals over here. But just that hint of sweet that is needed. If you’re looking for a cereal not packed with sugar, this is it.

I also received a Kenya-produced product (4/26) and conducted a side-by-side taste test with the last of my Canada stock (and made a YT video). The Kenya product is 20 calories per biscuit more, has more salt (210g vs 160g), less iron, and doesn't absorb milk as well as the Canadian version. Each biscuit is fractionally heavier as well (+ 2g I think). The main difference in taste is the Kenya version is less sweet and does not have the continuous "back note" of sugar the Canadian version contains. Both products use the same amount of sugar, so it must be the extra salt and/or the specific grains used. But overall, they taste very similar.

Affordable and delicious. Arrived earlier than expected. Will be buying again

I noticed some consumers say it is now made in Kenya so i checked my boxes... They say Canada, so maybe its a recent change.. Weetabix has best Yuka food app reviews no additives or preservatives and it got a 90 - excellent,. I have been eating Weetabix since I was a child.. however if they change them all to production in Kenya I definitely wont buy it..

A recent change has boxes now made in Kenya instead of Canada. They taste slightly different (slightly salty) with a different consistency. They are still good, just not as good as they were. I'd hope they return to the Canadian version.

Bought it for my son, it as good as in the old days. Sweet memories.

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Buen producto y buena calidad

Such a good taste...

Es caro y llegó muy despedazado ademas traia paloma del cerral, contaminó mi alacena fue terrible