Honey Bunches of Oats Tropical Blends Review

As a Purex Insider I have been able to review several different types of products geared towards moms. Now, I've had the opportunity to try something the whole family can enjoy! Even though our family isn't a big cereal-for-breakfast kind of family, we do enjoy it for a snack once in a while! I love most anything honey flavored and I'd have to say Honey Bunches of Oats is on the top of my list! So when I was chosen to review their newest flavor, "Tropical Blends," I was thrilled! When I received it in the mail I immediately opened it up and informed the kids that it was "snack time!" The two predominant flavors are Crispy Mango and Crunchy Coconut. Does it get any more tropical than this? The way the box is designed is a tropical looking pattern with an orange palm tree on one half of the front cover promoting the mango and a green tropical flower pattern on the other half promoting the coconut. At first glance I thought maybe there were two separate cereals in the box. Maybe one box with two bags? But when I opened it I realized it was just one cereal, hence the name "Tropical BLENDS." I figured out that the whole point was that they were blending the two flavors together, I guess it was just a quick judgment I made without really thinking, hahaha. When I opened the cereal the aroma was quite tropical. A tad unusual for cereal, but still inviting! Mango and coconut are two of my favorite flavors, but having it in a cereal took a little getting used to! Once I took my first bite I enjoyed it jut as much as any of their other varieties I've tried! All of my kids enjoyed it, my five year old loved it the most and wanted seconds!

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Post provided a free sample of their Honey Bunches of Oats Tropical Blends so I could review them. However, all opinions expressed here are my own.

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