Cocoa Pebbles, Chocolatey Kids Cereal Sweetened Rice Crunch, Large Size, 15 Ounce

Same good quality cereal we grew up with. Nothing has changed, still delicious and crispy. I have even used it to make chocolatey crisped rice treats, and they are fantastic! No complaints whatsoever.

Childhood favorite

I admit.. I don’t eat Cocoa Pebbles very often because of its high sugar content and also because it’s hard to stop eating it until I run out. It was a treat for me to have maybe once or twice a year. I haven’t had any CP for 10 years because the stores I shop at don’t carry it. (Which is why I ordered it from Amazon) I was so looking forward to having a crispy, satisfying bowl of chocolatey goodness, but alas it was not to be. I guess they lowered the sugar content a few years ago. I completely understand their decision to do so but since I was eating it as a dessert and not a breakfast food, I was perfectly happy with it the way it was.. lol.. I finally gave in and added some sugar and lo! It was back to being the chocolatey amazingness I was so fond of. It’ll be a while before I order it, but I just wanted to give everyone a heads up that hasn’t had it in a while. It’s still really good and if you thought it was too sugary before then this new version will be perfect for you! The price was decent, about $4 for a large box.

Allow me to take you on a journey through the mystical land of Coco Pepples – also known as 'The Crunchy Crusade' in my quest for breakfast bliss. First off, let's talk flavor. Eating these little cocoa-coated pebbles is like munching on a bowl of chocolate-flavored rocks – crunchy, gritty, and oddly satisfying in a 'I may have just chipped a tooth' kind of way. And the milk? Well, it turns into a chocolatey potion that could rival the elixir of life itself – as long as you don't mind slurping up a few stray pebbles along the way. Now, onto the magic – these pebbles seem to multiply faster than rabbits in a hat. One minute I'm pouring myself a modest bowl, and the next, I'm knee-deep in a sea of cocoa goodness, wondering where it all went wrong. But hey, despite its quirks, Coco Pepples are like the breakfast equivalent of a rollercoaster ride – exhilarating, slightly dangerous, and guaranteed to leave you craving more. So if you're in the market for a cereal that's as unpredictable as a game of Russian roulette (but way tastier), give Coco Pepples a whirl – because who needs boring old flakes when you can have a bowlful of adventure?"

AMAZING..... I love this cereal especially when it makes chocolate milk.

Would give it 5 stars, but they choose to call it Cocoa Pebbles Chocolatey Kids Cereal, and I buy it for myself, with no kids in the house. So the cereal is what it is. 5 stars for what they are trying to make. Deduct one star for the digital marketing "expert" who felt like they should optimize the page by calling it kids cereal.

Ok

I've been enjoying Post Cocoa Pebbles for years, and the 15 oz box continues to impress. The crispy rice pieces are coated in rich cocoa flavor, making every bite a delightful treat. The cereal holds up well in milk, staying crunchy without getting soggy too quickly. Nutritionally, it's a sweet indulgence with 140 calories per serving, 12g of sugar, and a good source of several vitamins and minerals, including Vitamin D, B12, and iron . While it's not a health food, it offers a nostalgic and satisfying breakfast option. If you're a fan of chocolate-flavored cereals, Cocoa Pebbles remains a top choice. It's a fun, flavorful way to start the day.

These used to be available in Canada though they were more like large cocoa corn pops in appearance. I'm not sure why Canada doesn't sell these in this current form or at all. They're gluten free and there are very little brand name cereals that are GF for sale here. While I loved how these tasted and have enjoyed Saturday morning where I felt "normal" However the product is still pretty expensive for cereal so not something I'll order all the time but have enjoyed them,

I bought this because my mom used to buy this for me when I was a kid and I loved it. It taste exactly how I remember it.

Is my absolute favourite but is way over priced