REVIEW: Kellogg's Krave Chocolate Cereal

Well, I snagged the chance to review Kellogg's Krave S'mores as soon as I was able, and I found time to review Kellogg's Krave Double Chocolate way back when as well. But when, you may ask, did I spare the time to review the traditional Krave Chocolate? When did I find time for the normal one, the good guy, the (some might even say) original flavor? (Even though both Chocolate and Double Chocolate came out at the same time). And I would say, "Never! Never have I reviewed the Chocolate version of Krave!" 

Well, until now, anyways.

An 11.4 oz box costs around $2.99.

REVIEW: Kelloggs Krave S'mores Cereal

Did you know that Krave was a cereal originally released in the UK? Yup! And while they're getting flavors like Chocolate Hazelnut and White Chocolate Brownie across the pond, we're getting flavors like... S'mores. How sophisticated. But I can't say I wasn't excited about the release of this latest Krave flavor- The Double Chocolate variety was delicious, so why would this new flavor be any different? I watched and waited full of undying anticipation for Krave S'mores to one day appear on the shelves of my local supermarket, and suddenlt, out of the blue, there it was!!! ...Only it was sold out.
...Damn (hangs head).
Lucky for me, it wasn't long before I went out to a different store and found a full stock of S'mores on the shelves. An 11 oz. box costs around $2.88.

BIG CEREAL NEWS!!! Chocolate Toast Crunch and Krave S'Mores Cereals

Yessir, two new cereals are hitting store shelves very, very soon... I hope. 

First is General Mills' Chocolate Toast Crunch. Oh yeah. Chocccccolate... Cinnamon Toast Crunch is THE BEST CEREAL in the known universe, and I'm crossing my fingers that Chocolate Toast Crunch can hold up to its ancestor's delicious legacy. This cereal isn't even on General Mills' website yet, so to be frank I only know as much about it as you do, but from what is pictured on the box a 3/4 cup serving will have 130 calories, 0.5g of saturated fat, 130mg of sodium, and 9g of sugar. These chocolate squares are reported to be sweetened with real cocoa and a hint of cinnamon in every scrumptious bite.

Next is Kellogg's Krave S'Mores Cereal. I love the Double Chocolate Krave, and this one sounds like another winner. Thankfully, this cereal DOES have its own page up. A 3/4 cup contains 120 calories, 30 of them being from fat, 3.5g of total fat, 1g of saturated fat, 0g of trans fat, 1.5g of polyunsaturated fat, 1g of monounsaturated fat, 0mg of cholesterol, 105mg of sodium, 75mg of potassium, 24g of total carbohydrates, 3g of dietary fiber, 10g of sugar, and 2g of protein, plus various vitamins and minerals. This cereal is made up of graham-flavored cereal on the outside, with smooth chocolate and a "marshmallowy" filling on the inside. Sadly, this cereal is going to replace Kellogg's Smorz cereal, which would explain why they haven't put their new Krave on the shelves- you know, waiting until the Smorz in stock decreases. I would suggest running out and buying a whole bunch of boxes like no tomorrow if you're a die-hard Smorz fan, cuz' the Smorzpocalypse is upon us...

Sorry I don't have any pictures up of these things, but I if were to see them in stores by now you'd know I'd have a review up like nobody's business. So... Here's a picture of Odie going in fer' the kill!

REVIEW: Kellogg's Krave Double Chocolate Cereal

Kellogg's Krave is a pretty neat idea. I mean, sure, sure, we've all had a chocolate-flavored cereal at least ONCE in our life, but chocolate-filled? That's a completely different story! Chocolate-filled things are, like, eclairs... Not cereal!!! It's novel, it's intriguing- It's a cereal that just MUST be reviewed!
Krave was actually first released over in the UK, and came in five different flavors: Chocolate Hazelnut (drool), Milk Chocolate, Chocolate Caramel, Totally Chocolatey, and White Chocolate Brownie. Of course, over here in the US, we only get standard Chocolate and Double Chocolate... What's up with that? We NEED Hazelnut, Caramel, and White Chocolate Brownie over here too, please! Just thought I'd add that if you're happening upon this article, Kellogg's...
I didn't buy this box of Krave with my own money, but I'd imagine one costs about 4 to 5 dollars.