Sanitarium Weet-bix Gluten Free 375g

Having celiac I have missed wheatabix but no more!This sorghum version is a perfect replacement and unsweetened,Crunchy or mushy sprinkled with Demerara sugar or plain with milk it is so good to be able to enjoy as near as possible a childhood favorite. Always fresh and not overly packaged these sorghum biscuits are nostalgia in a bowl.

I tried this while on vacation in New Zealand. If you are a celiac and love shredded wheat then no price is too high. Hahaha. The price is high but it is such a treat. Add a nice tart liquid yogurt or Kefir and fresh fruit. There is no product made in the US like this.

The product was stale and was smelling bad. The product looks good quality but looks like they sent out of date package and I am unable to return it ( super expensive for the size )

Since being diagnosed with celiac disease 9 years ago, I have missed Weetabix cereal. The flavor and texture of this brand are very similar to regular. I gave it 4 stars because it’s so expensive. This might be just for a rare treat, but won’t buy often because of cost.

I’ve not tried to original version but I’m very pleasantly surprised with a gf offering. If you like something other than oatmeal- this is great! It’s much more versatile also. I ended up making a recipe where I added it as a base to my breakfast parfait- added some hot water, a little zero sweetener and vanilla and it turned into a luscious layer to accompany my yogurt. I’ve not tried it warm but from what it did cold I would say it would be yummy.

Edit: Came back to lower my rating. Last package I got was sour. Obviously it was kept poorly and went bad. Now I'm out a bunch of money I splurged on this.This is a really great product. Very tasty and crispy with just the slightest sweetness.Star rating down bc of high cost for the value. I understand it's imported. But over $20 a box is not acceptable.

Oh my gosh this stuff is good!!! I would say this is more like bran flakes if you crumble the biscuits they are flakey and if you add raisins you end up with Raisin Bran.

Reminds me of the Wheatbix I had as a kid and now cannot eat due to celiac - and so as Wheatbix was my favourite I had to try this despite the price - so I tried it paid the 18$ (even higher now) and likened the price per serving to if I got it in a restaurant was wanted to try - its sooooo good - not exactly the same but pretty close - loved it but I just cant justify paying this much - was fun to try though