Quaker Oat Bran Cereal Ready to Eat 6 count
- Delicious toasted oat bran with a hint of sweetness
- No cholesterol, low fat
- Excellent source of fiber, 100% folic acid
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- 6/15.5 oz boxes
Product Description
Delicious toasted oat bran with a hint of sweetness. No cholesterol, low fat. Excellent source of fiber, 100% folic acid. Introduced in 1989.
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Quaker Oat Bran Cereal Ready to Eat 6 count
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- Publisher: Quaker
- Label: Quaker
- Studio: Quaker
- Average Customer Review:
 based on 3 reviews
- Sales Rank in Gourmet: #28016
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: light, tasty and healthy 2007-10-01
Comment: Great taste, although a higher in calories than some of the other cereals and good in Folic acid and heat healthy.
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Summary: I am so glad I found this! 2007-06-27
Comment: At one time this cereal was available in my local stores. However it was discontinued. I searched the internet and finally found "Quaker Oat Bran" here. The cereal is great it is crunchy and holds the crunchiness even after you add the milk. I love the flavor and it helps to control my cholesterol too.
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Summary: Best Cereal for the Entire Family 2007-01-23
Comment: I started eating Quaker Oat Bran 2 years ago because I wanted a cereal that is high in fiber and protein, yet low in sugar. It is so good as a cereal with milk, and it stays crunchy. It also makes a fantastic trail mix with almonds and dried cranberries or other dried fruit. It reminds me a little of Chex cereal or Life cereal, but it is much healthier and substantial. I have not found any cereal I like better. Now my kids love it, too. I can't keep enough of it in the house. And I prefer this cereal to Quaker Oats Squares, which are made of larger squares.
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