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The
Meal Makeover Moms' Blog
November, 2007 |
| Manic
Mommies Escape |
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The
Gourmet Retailer
November, 2007 |
Naturally
Speaking:
Wake Up Your Senses |
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Healthy
Yums Blog
November, 2007 |
| Natural
Cereal at a Great Price |
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The
Patriot News
November, 2007 |
| Natural
cereal at cheaper price |
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Natural
Products Marketplace
November, 2007 |
| Mom’s
Best Naturals |
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Family Circle Magazine
November, 2007
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| Good Morning, Breakfast! |
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Kohnstamm Communications
October, 2007
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Kohnstamm Communications
October, 2007
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| Get your coupons now! |
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Virginian Pilot
October, 2007
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| Mom's Best cereals have a good thing going... |
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Family Circle Magazine
November, 2007
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| Good Morning, Breakfast! |
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| Just What the Family Ordered |
| Great-Tasting Cereals that won't ruin your budget! |
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| Bigger Box, Better Price |
Mom’s Best® Naturals provide terrific value for
families seeking high-quality, affordable natural
cereals |
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| In the News |
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| July 2008 |
| A fork in the road: Your
Family’s Roadmap for Better Nutrition |
When summertime rolls around, families often
pack the car and head out on the road ... Whether it’s
a trip to the beach, the mountains or a family reunion,
one thing remains clear: It’s tough
to eat a healthy, well-balanced diet when you’re
away from home ... To keep you and your kids feeling fit
and energized on
your next family vacation, consider our strategies for
taking a better-for-you fork in the road.
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| June 2008 |
| Bonnie Carroll's Life Bites |
Most kids have trouble with oatmeal, and
I was surprised at how good the instant Moms Best oatmeal
is. They also have great oats & Honey cereal and toasted
cinnamon squares. Everything is healthy and they really
taste good for breakfast or anytime.
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| June 2008 |
| Womens Day • on the
shelf |
Starting the morning off right with a healthy
breakfast doesn't have to be expensive...
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| May 2008 |
| Getting Real With Food,
Pt. 2 • heavenlyhomemakers.com |
I found this brand of cereal a couple of
months
ago, “Mom’s Best Naturals”... stuff…it doesn’t
have high fructose corn syrup, partially hydrogenated oils, artificial colors
or flavors...
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| May 2008 |
| Mom’s Best Naturals
Honey Nut Toasty O’s Cereal Review |
Lately it seems that we have been eating
more cereal than usual... I had heard of the brand,which
is Mom’s Best Naturals, but I had never tried any
of their cereals before. One of the cereals that we tried
of theirs was Mom’s Best Naturals Honey Nut Toasty
O’s Cereal... I thought that the Mom’s Best
Naturals Honey Nut Toasty O’s Cereal offered a good
taste and as I mentioned above my son really enjoyed them.
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| May 2008 |
| Mom’s Best Naturals
Toasty O’s Review: I Thought that This Cereal Tasted
Good |
...a while back someone gave
me several different cereals to try. I was sort of familiar
with the brand but
had yet to try any of their products...
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| May 2008 |
| Mom’s Best Naturals
Sweetened Wheat-Fuls Cereal Review: I Thought that This
Cereal Tasted Really Good |
Recently I tried Mom’s
Best Sweetened Wheat-Fuls Cereal, a sweetened shredded
wheat cereal. Mom’s Best Company does a number of
things that I am happy to support. All good deeds aside
I had to determine how the Mom’s Best Sweetened Wheat-Fuls
Cereal tasted. I was glad to find that the Mom’s
Best Sweetened Wheat-Fuls Cereal to taste good. I didn’t
think that it was too sweet and enjoyed it.
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| May 2008 |
| The Gazzette • Colorado
Springs, CO |
Mom’s Best Naturals line of breakfast
cereals has two new options: Oats & Honey Blend and
Honey-ful Wheat.
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| May 10, 2008 |
| Specialty Food Magazine.com:
News from the Specialty Food Trade |
Mom’s Best Naturals Expands
its Line with Two Additional Affordable Natural
Cereals. If you have a bit of a sweet tooth, you will fall
in love with these two new cereals priced 20 to 50 percent
less than other natural cereals.
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| May 10, 2008 |
| The Ledger: Off the Fridge
Door |
Watch for two new flavors of
Mom's Best Naturals Cereals...
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| May 4, 2008 |
| CooksRecipes.com: Grab-and-Go
Breakfast Bars |
No time to sit down for breakfast?
Grab one of these wholesome, tasty breakfast bars to help
start your day off right!
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| May 2, 2008 |
| HealthGal.com: Amy's Daily
Health Pearl |
"When your trying to find a
cereal for your kids..." Amy extoles the virtues of natural
ingredients
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| May 1, 2008 |
| North Florida News Daily.com Profiles:
Mom’s Best
Naturals Cereal |
[After] recently reading a study done on
the effects of High Fructose Corn Syrup and other
corn by-products.... I started to read the labels of products
that I normally buy from the grocer, it was clear to me
that this corn stuff was used in everything. After a lengthy
search of the cereal aisle, I finally stumbled across a
company called “Mom’s Best”
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| April 21, 2008 |
| MissFoodSnob.com Product
Review: Mom’s Best Naturals |
I normally don’t go in
for the boxed foods. Naturally, there are some exceptions,
like pasta; those exceptions are few and far between. So
last night, as I’m picking up a few ingredients....
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| April 2008 |
| Mom's Best Naturals Expands its Line
with Two Additional Affordable Natural Cereals. |
If you have a bit of a sweet tooth, you
will fall in love with these two new cereals priced 20
to 50 percent less than other natural cereals.
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| March 2008 |
| Things we love: Mom's Best Naturals |
It’s hard to get me excited about
cereal... When three family-size boxes of Mom’s Best
Naturals cereals and oatmeals arrived on my desk last week,
I was not thrilled. The cereal, however, became more interesting
as I read the boxes: “no hydrogenated or palm oil,” “no
high fructose corn syrup,” “whole grain,” “made
with renewable energy.”
They pretty much had me at the high fructose corn syrup.
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| February 2008 |
| The Thick of It. |
Everyday with Racheal Ray stirs up the debate over the
best oatmeal.
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| 11/08/07 |
| Mom's Best Naturals |
| NORTHFIELD, Minn.—Mom's Best Naturals (MomsBestNaturals.com)
extended its offerings with two new cereal flavors, Honey-ful
Wheat and Oats & Honey blend. Like all Mom's Best cereals,
these new flavors are all natural, sustainably made and
cost 20 to 50 percent less than the competition. The Mom's
Best line already features six classic breakfast flavors
that offer all natural goodness, high quality ingredients
with no artificial preservatives, colors, flavors, hydrogenated
oil or high fructose corn syrup. |
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The Patriot-News: supermarket sampler
Wednesday, November 07, 2007 |
| Mom's Best cereal is a real natural |
| Mom's Best Naturals Cereal. Sweetened Wheat-fuls,
Toasty O's, Honey Nut Toasty O's, Raisin Bran, Toasted
Wheat-fuls,
and Mallow-Oats. $2.49 to $3.49 per 16-ounce to 24-ounce
box.
Bonnie: Mom's Best Naturals Cereal includes six varieties
in large family-size boxes that are comparably priced
or less expensive than their mainstream competitors.
But these
cereals contain no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives,
no hydrogenated oil, and no high-fructose corn syrup.
I like all of that. What I don't like is that in terms
of
nutrients, these contain much fewer vitamins and minerals
(albeit added ones) than General Mills, Kellogg's or
Post cereals. If your family generally eats a well-balanced
diet, then do take advantage of these cereals savings.
Otherwise, stick to the mainstream vitamin- and mineral-enriched
cereals.
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11/04/07
Supermarket Sampler - Bonnie Tandy Lebland and Carolyn
Wyman |
| What's New on the Grocers' Shelves |
Mom's Best Naturals Cereal. Sweetened Wheat-fuls, Toasty
O's, Honey Nut Toasty O's, Raisin Bran, Toasted Wheat-fuls,
and Mallow-Oats. $2.49 to $3.49 per 16-ounce to 24-ounce
box.
Bonnie: Mom's Best Naturals Cereal includes six varieties
in large family-size boxes that are comparably priced or
less expensive than their mainstream competitors. But these
cereals contain no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives,
no hydrogenated oil, and no high-fructose corn syrup.
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Review by Cynthia Mosher
Editor of VegFamily magazine.
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| Product Reviews: Mom's Best Naturals Breakfast Cereals |
I usually steer clear of foods that are trying to imitate the tried and true cereals on the market because they often do a “fair-to-middlin,” as my grandma would say, job of being as good as the leading brands. But I must admit, Mom's Best has come up with a selection of breakfast cereals that are not only good for you, they are right up there with the rest of the cereal gang in taste...
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Staten
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September 26,2007 |
News
about products in markets near you
MORE FOR LESS |
| Mom's
Best Naturals cereals of Northfield, Minn., have good things
going for them, including family-size boxes, prices lower
than many natural/organic cereals and the fact that they
are produced with renewable energy resources. They taste
good, too, especially the Toasty O's and Sweetened Wheat-fuls;
from $2.29 to $3.29 per box (at least 1 pound), available
at some Wal-Mart stores. |
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washingtonpost.com
Wednesday, September 19, 2007 |
| More
For Less |
More
for less: Mom's Best Naturals cereals of Northfield, Minn.,
have good
things going for them, including family-size boxes, prices lower than many
natural/organic cereals and the fact that they are produced with renewable
energy resources. They taste good, too. We liked the Toasty O's and
Sweetened Wheat-fuls; from $2.29 to $3.29 per box (at least 1 pound),
available at Magruder's and some Wal-Mart stores. |
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Better
Nutrition
April Girouard
September 2007 |
| Cereal,
Think Outside The Bowl |
Let's
face it: Cereal is often guilty of almost every cardinal
sins of nutrition. Sugar. Marshmallows. Food dyes. Artificial
flavors. More sugar. But before it became an American breakfast
staple with sky-high sugar counts, cereal had a clean record–as
a nourishing food for health spas patients. In 1863, sanatorium
operator and vegetarian James Caleb Jackson invented the
first cereal in an attempt to combat the digestives woes
of a population that routinely ate meat for breakfast.
The cereal, which he named Granula, was composed of heavy
bran nuggets that required overnight soaking to be chewable.
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Meal
Makeover Moms Newsletter
August 2007 |
| Makeover
Recipe |
| Recently
we received an email from Lydia, a mother of two boys, ages
12 and 13. Her boys, it seems, suffer from "brown bag boredom,"
so Lydia was looking for enticing new lunch box ideas. One
recipe we promised to send was our new Grab-and-Go Breakfast
Bars. Made with whole grains – something most kids need
more of – and nutrient-rich dried fruits and nuts, these
better-than-storebought granola bars are ideal for a mid-morning
nibble (especiall for kids who may skimp on breakfast) or
as a special lunch box treat. View
our recipe page for Meal Makeover Mom's Grab-and-Go
Breakfast Bars. |
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Press-Register
July 11, 2007 |
| Mom's
Best Naturals Cereals |
Suggested
retail price: $2.29 - $3.29. (Available at Winn-Dixie and
at natural food stores.)
Review: If 1967 was the Summer of Love, then 2007 must be the Summer
of Cereal. I’ve eaten more cereal in the past three weeks than
I have in the past three years, everything from granola to shredded wheat.
Maybe it’s the time of year or maybe it’s the time of wheat,
but there’s been a flood of new and updated breakfast products
across my desk. The latest is a line of cereal products that are made
without artificial flavors or colors, artificial preservatives or trans
fats. They are also low in sugar and claim to be cheaper than their more
famous counterparts. Sounds good, but they sent me four giant boxes to
sample. Sweetened Wheat-fuls, Tasty O’s, Toasted Wheat-Fuls and
Raisin Bran. I sighed and poured me a big heaping bowl of the Raisin
Bran and topped it off with some whole milk. The raisins were plump and
quite
sweet, so sweet that no additional sugar was required. The flakes stayed
crisp throughout, too. The next day I went for the Sweetened Wheat-fuls,
the “lightly sweetened whole grain wheat cereal.” I doused
them
with the remainder of my milk and ate, with great relish. As for the
all-natural claim, that’s good. As for the claims of being cheaper,
I can’t say because mine were free. In short: If I ever get the
urge to eat cereal again, which is doubtful since I’ve had so much
in the past month, Mom’s Naturals is what I’d buy.
Very tasty and a good value. Now, if someone would send me some grits. |
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Metro Parents
June 13, 2007 |
| Nutrition
Notes |
| Thumbs-up
cereals A healthy breakfast choice, Mom’s Best Naturals,
is expanding its offerings with whole grain, all natural cereal.
Mallo-oats, which resemble a certain sweetened cereal, have
a much healthier profile, with less sugar, and no artificial
colors, flavors or preservatives. The cereals are sold in
16–24oz. boxes for $2.49-$3.49 at Shop-Rite, much less
than most conventional or natural cereals. |
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Hallmark Magazine
Blog: Foodstuff
July 12, 2007 |
| All-natural on the cheap |
| I often hear this excuse for why people don’t choose healthier foods: They’re too expensive. Personally I think the benefit of eating all-natural products (and as many fresh fruits and vegetables as possible) can’t be measured in terms of money. But that aside, I’m here to do a little excuse-busting, because there’s a great new line of products that will take the sticker shock out of buying good-for-you cereal. The company is called Mom’s Best Naturals and they have flavors like lightly Sweetened Wheat-fuls and Honey Nut Toasty O’s that are the familiar flavors your family already loves--but made with no preservatives, no artificial flavors or colors or high fructose corn syrup. They are also high in fiber and are sold in family-sized boxes made of recycled paperboard. Plus the company uses wind energy for 100% of the electricity used to produce the cereals. But here's the excuse-busting part: They cost 20 to 50% less than similar natural or organic breakfast cereals. Find out where to buy at momsbestnaturals.com |
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Diet & Nutrition
Nutrition roundup
July/August 2007 |
| What's
for Breakfast? |
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host of new products aim to please a range of tastes and
turn breakfast-skippers into breakfast lovers. Mom's Best
Naturals breakfast cereals take away the artificial preservatives,
colors, and flavors, along with the hydrogenated oil and
high-fructose corn syrup in their line of natural and organic
cereals. Also good news for people on a budget (and who
isn't?) is their prices. Prices for family-sized boxes
are 20% to 50% less than those of other natural and organic
cereals. |
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affordable line includes Toasty O's, Honey Nut Toasty O's,
Raisin Bran, Sweetened Wheat-fuls, and hot cereals. Instant
Oatmeal comes in maple & brown sugar and apples & cinnamon.
www.momsbestnaturals.com |
| "Mom's
Best Naturals... good news for people on a budget" |
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Toy
Tips Magazine
Smart Nutrition
Summer 2007 |
| Dr.
Katz's Taste Test |
| Do
the words "natural" or "organic" on
the label mean it's better for you? We asked Dr. Katz of
the prevention Research Center at the Yale School of Medicine
what he thinks about these Toy Tips triple-taste-tested
snacks that scored high marks with our testers. |
Mom's
Best® Naturals breakfast cereals
www.momsbestnaturals.com |
| "These
cereals have excellent nutrition overall. In many
cases, they are a nice alternative to the large commercial
brands. However, these still have a bt more sugar
and salt than I like to see. " |
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Natural Food Network Magazine
San Mateo, CA
May-June 2007 |
| Breakfast Dynamics |
| Organic breakfast cereal once consisted of easy-to-prepare corn flakes, bran or whole grains like oatmeal or rice. But the availability of organic ingredients and new imaginative choices in natural flavors have vastly improved selection, with gourmet market cereal aisles boasting a wide array of product as premium breakfast cereals see a sharp rise in popularity. |
| "The success of healthy cereals is, in fact, among the best indicators the market affords that all of the publicity about the importance of proper nutrition to health and healthy weight is influencing buying behavior" according to the UK grocery research organizations 2005 Packaged Facts Report. |
| Mom's Best Naturals markets its product towards not just the hardcore natural foodie, but kids and mainstream consumers also, by, most importantly, making its products affordable. |
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Natural Food Network Magazine
San Mateo, CA
May-June 2007 |
| Breakfast Innovations |
| The development of non-traditional breakfast organic and natural foods is driven by two major trends: portability and a health-conscious consumer base. |
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Houston Chronicle
Houston, Texas
May 16, 2007 |
IN THE BOWL
With cereal, Mom knows best |
| The first thing we noticed about the new Mom’s Best line of natural cereals was the extra-large size. The oat-circle-style Toasty O’s come in a 17.5-ounce “family size’’ box, and it’s the smallest in the line. But the prices, $2.50-$3.50 each, aren’t jumbo. Also impressive is the family-owned company’s commitment to recycling and using renewable energy. And did we mention that the cereals taste good? Toasty O’s, Honey Nut Toasty O’s, Sweetened Wheat-fuls and Raisin Bran are available locally at H-E-B. |
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The
Post-Crescent
Appleton Wisconsin
March 21, 2007 |
| Cereal
Offerings |
| The
new Mom's Best Naturals line of cereals includes
four family-favorite varieties: Sweetened Wheat-fuls,
Toasty O's, Honey Nut Toasty O's, and Raisin Bran.
The Cereals contain no artificial preservatives,
no artificial colors or flavors, no hydrogenated
oil and no high fructose corn syrup. Packed in 17.5-
to 23-ounce boses, these cereals offer consumers
larger sized packing at an average of 50 percent
more ounce at a suggested retail price of 20 to 50
percent less per ounce than top-selling natural and
organic choices. The have a suggested retail price
of $2.49-$3.49 and are available at supermarkets
and natural food stores. |
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The
Soy Daily
Anaheim, California
March 10, 2007 |
Mom’s
Best Intros Line of Affordable, Natural Cereals
Six
New Varieties of Good-for-you Family Favorites |
| Anaheim,
California, March 10, 2007 – Your Soy Daily
reporter arrived on time for a scheduled interview
with Kristen Lunsford and Jim Leavitt, both representing
Mom’s Best™ naturals – there to
introduce to Expo West attendees six new varieties
of natural cereals, made to be both affordable for
families and sustainable in the environment. |
| Lunsford,
who knew her stuff, spoke first: “We have six
new varieties of Mom’s Best Cereals – Sweetened
Wheat-Fuls™, Toasty O’s®, Honey Nut
Toasty O’s®, Raisin Bran, new Toasted Wheat-Fuls™ and
new Mallow Oats™, all of which have just started
hitting nationwide. |
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it was Leavitt’s turn: “These cereals
are 20-50 percent less costly at retail than the
other top natural brands, plus our boxes are 30 to
75% larger, all of which is a much better value for
families.” |
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to a recent survey by ACNeilsen, consumers said the
main reason they don’t purchase natural or
organic products is because they’re too expensive.
This is a primary reason why Mom’s Best Naturals
became a ‘natural’ for families. |
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top of being affordable”, Lunsford added, “Our
products are sustainable, with boxes made of 100
% paperboard. And all the energy consumed at our
plant (located in Northfield, Minnesota, near Minneapolis/St.
Paul), is powered by windpower.” |
| Leavitt
said Mom’s Best is a family-owned company,
founded in 1919. The parent company has been in the
cereal business for some time, but this is a new
and separate venture, “and we’re excited
about it. |
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you’ll find organic and natural cereals running
at $4.99 and higher, which is cost prohibitive to
many consumers,”, he added. “We’ve
given families a shot at getting good food for the
most important meal of the day at an affordable price.” |
| Lunsford
and Leavitt (sounds like a dance team) told us their
distribution was growing, even though the brand is
only about six months old. They’re in Albertson’s,
Wild Oats and were gaining more interest at Expo
West. |
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Soy Daily reporter’s day is ruined without
a bowl of natural cereal to start things off; judging
from the samples munched at the Mom’s Best
booth that morning, it’s something I will certainly
try. |
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The
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati, Ohio
September 5, 2007
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| Big Cereals |
| If your family could use some ready-to-eat breakfast cereals for a little less dough, look for the really big boxes of Mom's Best Naturals, $2.29 to $3.29, in six varieties: Sweetened Wheat-fuls, Toasty-O's, Honey Nut Toasty O's, Raisin Bran, Toasted Wheat-fuls and Mallow-Oats. These cereals tasted pretty good to a two-taster test (grownups only), and they have a suggested retail price of 20 to 50 percent less per ounce compared to other natural and organic cereals. |
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TheCelebrityCafe.com
Posted by: TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff
Path: Home - Product Guide - Food - Healthy Eating |
| Healthy Eating: Mom's Best Naturals |
| If you think it's tough to eat right yourself, you can be sure that trying to get an entire family to eat right is nearly impossible. Teens, especially, may be enough to drive a health-conscious parent to the brink with their junk food habits and a general aversion to anything nutritious. It gets even tougher when your kids are always rushing off to school without having a decent breakfast. Take that pop tart out of your teen's hand and give them something that's actually going to fuel a day of learning. Mom's Best Naturals is a line of natural cereals available at family-friendly prices. Wholesome options like Toasty O's, Wheat-fuls, and Raisin Bran are the perfect brain food for the long school day ahead. But if your kids have a sweet tooth to satisfy (and what kid doesn't) try Honey Nut Toasty O's, Mallow Oats, and Sweetened Wheat-fuls for a sweet, satisfying crunch. Every variety is made with whole grain, something that seems to be in short supply in our American diets. And Mom's Best Naturals stands out from other cereals because it can boast the absence of artificial preservatives, artificial flavors and colors, high fructose corn syrup, and saturated fats and hydrogenated oils. You get all of the flavor and none of the unwanted junk when you buy Mom's. |
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| Something Every Mom Will Love! |
| Mom's Best Naturals’ new line of all-natural cereals offers the highest quality ingredients at a low cost. That means nothing artificial, no saturated fat, no hydrogenated oils and no high fructose corn syrup. They are priced 20-50 percent less than other natural and organic cereals and come in all your favorite varieties. That is something that every mom will love! |
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| Tasty New Items |
Moms know that breakfast is a very important start to the day. Mom’s Best Naturals, a family-owned cereal company, provides an affordable way to give kids a healthy, natural breakfast.
The company currently offers six types of dry, ready-to-eat cereal including Mallow Oats and Honey Nut Toasty O’s. These cereals have the appeal of classic favorites, but with a major difference: They’re all natural.
Mom’s Best Naturals contain no artificial flavors, colors or preservatives. The cereal also is free of high-fructose corn syrup, hydrogenated oil and trans fat – all of which have been linked to weight gain. The products contain high amounts of whole grain and other nutrients.
The raisin bran, for example, contains 40 grams of whole grain, six grams of fiber and five grams of protein.
The cereal is packaged in “family-sized” boxes that are 30 to 75 percent larger than most other natural cereals. Mom’s Best Naturals have suggested retail prices that are substantially lower than natural cereals, costing parents $2.29-$3.29 per box. They can be found at supermarkets and natural food stores nationwide. |
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