ELEAT High Protein Cereal Pack 4 x 250g Pouches - Vanilla Thriller - Healthy Cereal, Pre & Post Workout - High Protein & Fibre with Good Bacteria & Amino Acids - Low Sugar, Vegan, Gluten-Free

I try to support my health and well-being with many precious ingredients and supplements, but also with exercise. I am devoted to Weetabix and porridge with Manuka honey; however, these cereals intrigued me due to their high protein and fibre content. Moreover, I am impressed that the cereals contain inulin, a prebiotic.I received four 250 gr pouches; hence, a kilogram of vanilla cereals. You only need 50 gr per portion. The cereals are round and tiny. Funnily enough, I like my cereals soggier, so I had to leave mine for quite a while before eating. They were very crunchy for a long time, as advertised.I had 50 gr of cereals and added half a mug of hot milk. The vanilla flavouring is subtle, not overpowering or artificial. Albeit sweeter, upon tasting, you know it is natural sugar. It is hard to explain, but when you taste them, you will know. The sweetness fades, and you are left with a genuine taste of cereal. I have enjoyed my breakfast and feel full after such a small portion. I need an energy boost in the morning as I work long and mentally challenging days.I also really respect the eco-orientation of Eleat and its donating 1% of its entire revenue to environmental causes. I did not think I would enjoy these cereals as much; however, I am delighted with their taste and the goodness they deliver.

Texture is not great, and taste is mediocre originally but the aftertaste is really bad and lingering, unfortunate, huge waste of money!

They taste really good and they aren’t that many calories.

There are 4 packs contianing250g cereals. they are delivered in a cardboard box stuffed with brown paper.The plastic pouches are re-sealable. Ingredients :Rice Flour, Chicory Root Inulin, Soy Protein Isolate, Sunflower Protein, Chickpea Flour, Sunflower Oil, Natural Vanilla Flavour, Salt, Sweetener (Steviol Glycosides), Rosemary Extract. Allergens: Soy Protein Isolate Packed in a facility that handles nuts, sesame and peanuts. Nutritional information per 100g' Energy 1580kj / 378 kcal; Fat12.6g of which Saturates 1.5g, Carbohydrates 30.6g, of which sugar 2.4g, Fibre 20.9g, Protein 25g; Salt 0.94g. The serving size is 50g.The cereals looked like dried peas. They are very crunchy and have a strong vanilla flavour. They stay crunchy for quite a while in the milk too. The portion size is good because its just enough to fill you up. It also keeps you feeling full for most of the day. My husband loves them but I am not a fan of the very strong vanilla flavour, I much prefer the strawberry ones but their flavour is very subtle. The price at time of review is £25.20, which seems high for cereals but there are 5 servings per pack working out around £1.26 per portion. The cereals are plant based and suitable for vegans and they are gluten free. They are a good alternative from sugary cereals and a quick breakfast or snack. My husband is diabetic and they don't affect his blood sugars, he loves them.

This is one unusual cereal. I’m no stranger to trying different cereals and have tried a few ‘high protein’ ones in the past as well. This is the first one I’ve come across that has taken this particular profile of small round balls.Aesthetically they resemble those weighted beads that you use in baking to keep pie crust from mis-shaping in a pie dish. Being sort of beige in colour, when you pour milk over them you are presented with a fairly unappetising-looking bowl of insipid beige. The taste is nothing to write home about either. Calling it ‘vanilla thriller’ doesn’t seem to be adding much in the way of thrills to the experience. Getting through a bowl of just this cereal on its own was fairly unpleasant.What I have taken to doing however, is adding this cereal to my regular cereal combo of swiss muesli, granola, greek yoghurt, berries and almond milk, with a scoop of my regular protein powder for flavour. These balls then add a nice texture and crunch to the rest of the bowl. It feels like a bit of a cop-out using it this way, but it works for me.One other observation is that the pouches the cereal come in are not recyclable, and you can’t easily rip-open the top (in spite of the notches implying that you can) as the plastic density is best suited to using scissors.On the plus side they are low in sugar and gluten-free, so they might be suitable to people looking out for these particular aspects, but I’m not blown away by the experience, and the very high price of £28 for the 4 small pouches is quite eye-watering.

I was hoping these cereals to really stand out as a competitor for other well known brands but they lack in taste and are not enjoyable at all. Very faint flavour of vanilla that vanishes away. The cereals stay crisp even after 15 mins of pouring milk into it.Worst of all I had an upset stomach all day. I read the ingredients and it has chicory extract which they say "promotes healthy bowel movements".I won't be buying these just because it has more protein!More research needs to be done to make these cereals better.

Really didn't like the taste

A perfect substitution for unhealthy cereals: proteins cereals!The crunchiness is the SAME as you would expect from regular cereals, the flavour is rich and really strong, and the nutritional values are close to perfect, you can get your cereal kick in, every morning, without the guilty feelings of eating something unhealthy!