One Degree Organics Sprouted Brown Rice Crisps Whole Grain Cereal, 8oz

I like that it did not get soggy immediately (unlike some other rice cereals). It has a nice mild rice flavor. I also appreciate that it is low in sugar, and uses coconut sugar instead of cane sugar.

Damn this is really good. Gotta see if I can afford to stock up. I just had another serving with almond milk, sodium is.not so high 120gm is considered low sodium. I'm hooked but Why is it so expensive though. have 2 more boxes in my cart. deciding if I can afford to splurge I ordered the 3 more but honestly for what you get it is not worth it. Will not buy anymore update 4/11 So I found the second best in whole food for $3.25 and there was more product in the bag, way more, Organic Gluten free brown rice crisps and boy is it crispy. I just couldn't afford Farmers and for the amount you get, not worth it.

Perfect for our gluten free Christmas candy making day! In my opinion worked better than regular rice crispies.

I suffer from gastritis and follow a specific diet that is gluten free, dairy free, low fat, low acid, pretty much fun-free. My food choices are very limited but this cereal is very good and my temperamental stomach tolerates it extremely well paired with some almond or coconut milk. The simple ingredient list great! It has the perfect amount of sweetness and it stays crunchy even in milk (I hate soggy cereal). I just wished it weren’t so expensive for a small 8 oz box, hence the 4 stars instead of 5.

Very light and crispy. Satisfying

Great replacement for Rice Krispies and healthy for making your own snack bars!

Kind of pricey. The box arrived nearly crushed. However, the cereal itself served it's purpose in the new recipe I was trying out. They had a nice , fresh, crisp to them with no strange odor. The texture was smooth, similar to name brands. I purchased these due to the specific ingredients for a dietary need.

This cereal didn’t last long, because I found it so satisfying to snack on. There’s just enough sugar to make it so that it isn’t bland - the sweetness is barely perceptible. I found it to be a nice change from other cereals, which are nearly all overly sweet to me. I also like that the brown rice is sprouted. That’s very important, as rice is known to be tainted with arsenic, which is a carcinogen (it can cause cancer). *Sprouted* brown rice has a much lower arsenic content. The only issue I really have is the high carb content, which is a given with rice. It’s best to pair with a good source of fiber, to help minimize the spike in your blood sugar.