- Post Grape Nuts Original Breakfast Cereal, Crunchy Whole Grain Wheat and Barley Cereal, Non-GMO Project Verified, 20.5 OZ Box (Pack of 4)

Grape-Nuts Original Cold Breakfast Cereal has been one of my absolute favorite cereals for a long time, and getting it at this price point makes it an even better buy. Pros: Packed with whole grain goodness, high in fiber, and delivers that signature, hearty crunch that holds up well with milk or yogurt. Cons: It's a dense, heavy cereal, so if you prefer light or sweet flake cereals, it might be an acquired taste. Overall, it's a timeless, nutritious staple that always earns a permanent spot in my pantry—especially at such a great value!

Way more than cereal...yogart topping, ice cream topping, added it to a streusel and worked nicely User approved

Time saving product. My husband loves this and I cannot find this at our local store. When I can find it, the price is unreasonable for product sized box.

Great nutty flavor with yogurt and fruit

I happen to like grape nuts. They keep me from being constipated also which is a very good thing so I don’t have to take fiber. Because it is a bulk by they are cheaper, which is excellent.

If you want to soften it, soak it milk 2-3 minutes before consuming. Also great in homemade trail mix as well as a snack.

Used to be able to purchase this size at large food service supply stores but they quit carrying. This (with blueberries) is all my wife eats for breakfast so she goes through about a box a month. Great value over the small boxes sold in grocery stores.

Low sugar, whole grains, decent protein, a bit crunchy but softens with milk.

I have always loved grape nuts. It’s the only food I missed when emigrating to Australia. So happy to be able to buy from Amazon. They taste exactly as I remember. Thank you.

Grape Nuts has been around since 1897. Grape-Nuts was initially marketed as a natural cereal that could enhance health and vitality, and as a "food for brain and nerve centers."[1] Its lightweight and compact nature, nutritional value, and resistance to spoilage made it a popular food for exploration and expedition groups in the 1920s and 1930s. In World War II, Grape-Nuts was a component of the lightweight jungle ration used by some U.S. and Allied Forces in wartime operations before 1944.[2]

Unobtainable in Canada, this was great to be able to order through Amazon Prime. Received all 4 packages of the larger size and delivered on time. Recommend!

Good bulk buy

the price for just a breakfast cereal is far too high--why can't grape nuts coming to Canada be made cheaper