It is an ultra processed cereal built on milk protein and a sunflower and avocado oil blend rather than whole grains, and one 7 ounce box holds just 5 servings at roughly 2 dollars each. (source)
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Magic Spoon Peanut Butter delivers 14 grams of protein and 0 grams of total sugar per 36 gram serving, which is a real upgrade over the roughly 9 grams of sugar in a typical peanut butter cereal. The protein comes from a milk protein blend of casein and whey, the sweetness comes from allulose and monk fruit, and the crunch comes from tapioca starch instead of grains, so net carbs land at about 4 grams. It is genuinely low in sugar and keto friendly, but it is also an ultra processed food built on a sunflower and avocado oil blend, with 9 grams of fat and 210 milligrams of sodium a serving. If you want a high protein bowl and do not mind paying up, it works well, though it reads more like a smart treat swap than a whole food breakfast.
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