So so so so disappointed that this original, fantastic, only edible cereal on the planet, seems to be getting short shrift by Kashi itself. I used to buy it here in North East Texas, but no more. Instead the shelves are full of all kinds of Kashi cerals and bars — none of them even come close to the wonderful texture, taste and perfect LACK of sweetness of original Kashi 7 Grain Puffs.

I have been eating Kashi 7 grain cereal for the past 25 yrs & still enjoy it as brkfst & a snack mixed with raisins,craisins,nuts. Now living in PA it was so difficult to find a store close by that I took to ordering online. My disappointment in the current packaging was very great – to decrease the quantity w/o a notice on that page was irresponsible. I am 84 now & don’t like shopping in different stores to find the products I like. I’m willing to pay a little more just put the quantity back & in the original box. I do my best to eat healthy but it seems to become more & more difficult. I’d try some of your other products but when I look at the ingredients the salt & sugar are way more than necessary so I no longer believe any labeling w/o reading the ingredients. ‘Nuff said Bring back the old product or I’ll have to find another product that meets all my requirements including value for price.

Have loved Kashi for many years and now will stop buying their cereals because Kellog, Kashi’s parent company, contributed $ 790.700 to defeat California’s Prop 37.
This proposition supported proper labeling for GMO’s.
Shame on you Kashi!.

I strongly suspect this is purely about profit. What I resent the most, however, is their attempt make 1 ounce less seem like the same – or more through deception, i.e., Making the box taller and slimmer is something I would have expected from General Mills, et.al., but certainly not from Kashi. As a result I’ve dumped Kashi and have switched to Simply Fiber and Erewhon Crispy Brown Rice cereals.

I, too, was very disappointed to see the smaller box. I hope Kashi Consumer Relations is reading these boards. This is a staple food at our house and the increased price is not negligible for us – it amounts to an extra box every two weeks, or about $80-90/year to remain a consumer. Moreover, the larger carbon footprint as mentioned below is pretty unconscionable, as far as I am concerned. The new plastic bag is heavier as well, what does that say? Between this and the misleading non-gmo assertion-debacle a few months’ back reported in Huffington Post, my goodwill toward this business is really waning.

Kashi’s seven whole grain puffs has been my breakfast for the past ten years, but I’m giving it up as of today. The smaller box size and higher price make it an unmanageable product and increased usage (more boxes, inside liners, etc) means a LARGER carbon footprint for this company, not smaller. Apparently nobody thought people will consume the same amount, use more packaging per week increasing costs for everyone. It’s a shame this company is unable to think through the rationalization process they’ve submitted before actually implementing their consumer plan. More boxes=bigger carbon footprint, not smaller, which is contrary to their postings on their own website. Love the product, but now it’s a hassle to buy and eat in a significantly smaller box.

favoritefavoritefavorite cereal!!!! i mix this with my fiberbran cereal and am good to go. love it!!! dont change a thing! except maybe making it available in more stores. i hate paying overpriced prices in harps, the only place i can find this cereal.

It really like the taste, but the hard rice is terrible to bite into. I had a toothache for days!

I LOVE the fact that this has no sugar in it – first and only cereal I’ve ever found without sugar!! Thank you for that :).

But the only problem is I don’t see why there isn’t any fiber really (only 1 gram??) that’s really disappointing for a whole grains cereal…

although I cant say this is a stand-alone variety, it is a great way to add volume and texture to yogurt (especially Greek). If you fold it in a few times, it creates a nice consistency with the signature nuttiness. (sweetness can be added with fruit, etc.)

You advertise coupons but I don’t see anything with a coupon offer for printing. Why?

I was eating Kashi Puffs everyday for years. Then I left the country for a few years, and when I returned I couldn’t find it anywhere! I’m happy to see it isn’t discontinued, and that according to this zip code finder, there are some stores in my area that still carry it. Kashi Puffs are about the only cereal that don’t have sugar in them. I find them delicious, and satisfying.

I don’t know if everyone likes 7 Grain Puffs but it is very hard to find them in the stores. This is the only whole grain cereal I really like. Please deliver more to the stores.

I have been looking for a Kashi cereal with no sugar and I think this is it. I don’t remember ever seeing it in my grocery store so I will have to look around for it. Somebody mentioned Super Walmart, hopefully my local Walmart will have it.

Just joined——how do I get coupons for this cereal??

What are the 7 grains the this cereal?

Sigh This product apparently isn’t sold any longer in our local stores…bums me out

Like others, I’ve been eating this cereal every day for years. I think one of the reasons why it’s so good is that the complexity of tastes and textures keeps it from getting boring!

Wonderful cereal for diabetics. Low carbs!!!!

No one else in my house will eat Puffs because it has no added sugar and the taste is obviously not as sweet as most breakfast cereals. I got hooked on Kashi Puffs when I was limiting my calories and trying to lose weight. Now that I’ve reached my weight goal, I allow myself to eat a lot of the sweeter varieties, but I still enjoy a bowl of good ole Puffs occasionally, especially mixed together with a handful of blueberries or blackberries.

My 18 month granddaughter usually prefers this Kashi over the sugar sweetened cereals. Sometimes with fruit, but usually just plain with milk.

does anyone know the glycemic index number for the 7 whole grain puffs?

Another fantastic cereal. You should think about putting some fun puzzles or something on the back. They’re great for the kids!

You sent me a sample of the Honey Puffs & loved it from the get-go. It’s good with milk but I ended up eating most of it out of hand as a snack. Yum! Please send more coupons!

Ok….Have an open mind for this and I promise you will LOVE IT!!! I take 7 WHOLE GRAIN PUFFS and add fat free butter milk, salt and pepper to taste. ITS awesome! A very healthy snack, meal! I’ve been eating 7 grain puffs this way for 6 years. Try it!

I love this cereal! I got it for my 16 month old daughter because cereal with sugar just makes her too jittery and fussy. She handles this cereal very well, and really likes eating it!

the 0 g of sugar is fantastic, but i always have to add a ton of berries to make it taste good

I can honestly say I have an addiction to this Kashi product.

Try using these to make a healthier version of rice krispie treats! Yum!

Love this cereal! I tried this cereal for the first time about a year ago and hated it. I had it once and then had to throw the box out cause I just couldn’t finish it. I thought it was too airy and REALLY bland.

But now that I’ve been eating a lot healthier, I came back to this cereal because it has the perfect nutritional stats. And it has no sugar! Which at first I hated, but now I am grateful that I can find a whole-grain healthy cereal with NO SUGAR. There are too many cereals out there pumped with too much unnecessary sweeteners.

For the PERFECT BREAKFAST (or snack), try this recipe:

1 cup 7 Whole Grain Puffs Cereal
1/4 cup fresh blueberries (about 25 blueberries)
1/2 cup fresh sliced strawberries (about 4 small strawberries or 2 big strawberries)
1/2 Tbsp organic raisins
1/2 Tbsp organic semi-sweet chocolate chips
1/2 Tbsp sliced almonds
1/2 Tbsp pine nuts
1/2 cup Light Vanilla Silk Soy Milk

= Superb, filling, fantastic treat (and only about 250 calories)

This mix is so yummy with just the right amount of sweet. Try it! you’ll love it.

I love to eat this cereal with a little bit of cinnamon sugar sprinkled on top

Excellent for diabetics

love this item .

this is like a much healthier, more satisfying version of rice krispies!

My friend had me try this cereal it is very good for you.

I just tried this cereal and I am in love. I had your coupon to try it out and my digestive track cant handle much and this stuff is wonderful for me. thanks and send more coupons!!!