WeetabixBreakfast Cereal, 24 Biscuits

It was great, a real taste of home…

Its Wheetabix! And it is exactly what they serve in Great Britain. No change in recipe.

Just like home

I am a Brit and could not find my favorite breakfast Weetabix cereal in the US. Amazon came through!! Thank you from me and mt visiting Brit and Kiwi relatives!!

I first had these when I was living in Ireland many years ago, and so I thought it was time to try them again.For the uninitiated, these are small bricks or blocks of compressed wheat flakes, about 3"x1.5"x.5" or so. They are mostly wheat - dry and light with no additional sweetness. to them. You can eat one directly, which I don't recommend trying more than once, or you can put a couple in a bowl and pour some milk over them, crushing them up afterward with a spoon. They soften immediately, but still retain a little bit of their fiber and body. So they aren't crispy or dense like many wheat flakes tend to be in milk, and they aren't "goopy" like porridge. Basically, if you like wheat-type cereal but have trouble chewing or working through denser options, this is a good alternative.Neato, in my opinion. I still like them, I usually have two or three of these in a bowl and they are satisfying enough. Not as filling as museli or oatmeal, but pretty nice anyway. A box would last me about three weeks, since I don't have them every day, and I'll probably order some again in the future.Would recommend.

Like shredded wheat.

Not sealed inner packaging..expired date.Waste of money and I should get my $ back

I liked the texture & taste of the biscuit (manufacturer in Europe … v.s. … the Canadian manufacturer for the product sold in the USA). The texture & taste and SIZE of each biscuit are the same.These biscuits are a ‘whole grain’ so they are a good choice for our health. There is very little added sugar too.On the Canadian box there is no labeling as to how many biscuits are included.On the European box shown in the Amazon picture - it says that there are 24 biscuits in the box however, on the box that arrived there is NO such labeling.So, I thought I was getting a deal buying the European box because I was getting MORE biscuits than are in the Canadian box (even though I was paying a bit more for the Canadian).