Magic Spoon: The keto-friendly cereal disguised as a kids’ cereal, use code CEREALREAL ($34, originally $39; magicspoon.com) Magic Spoon cereal, a sweet treat with bright childlike colors and branding ...

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Cereal is one of those foods that makes everything better. Bad mood? Grab a bowl of cereal. Want a late-night snack? Grab a bowl of cereal. Hungover? Grab a bowl of cereal. As you can tell, we're ...

When four boxes of a new product called Magic Spoon arrived at my door last month, I remembered the last time I purchased cereal in bulk — it was the Costco supply of Fiber One I brought to college, ...

Cereal, like pizza, is usually one of those foods you tend to leave behind after college — when you ate it for, potentially, every meal of the day and it was, objectively, not that healthy. However, ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Cereal was my go-to breakfast growing up—and often my favorite midnight snack. I loved the sweet crunch ...

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