Dr. McDougall's Right Foods Non-Dairy Hot Cereal, Peach, Raspberry, Oatmeal & Barley, 3-Ounce Cups (Pack of 6) | 
enlarge | Brand: Dr. McDougall's Right Foods Category: Grocery
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Rating: 8 reviews Sales Rank: 3208
Number Of Items: 6 Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.7 Dimensions (in): 11.7 x 8.1 x 4.6
Model: 8 UPC: 767335000081 EAN: 0767335000081 ASIN: B000FFRU3U
Release Date: April 18, 2006 Availability: Usually ships in 4-5 business days
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| • | Case of six 3-ounce cups of hot cereal mix (total of 18 ounces) | | • | Made with sun-sweetened peaches, sweet-tangy raspberries, and organic whole grains | | • | Vegan and low fat; contains no cholesterol or saturated fat | | • | Quick and nutritious individual servings; good source of fiber and protein | | • | All-natural, heart-healthy foods from the renowned McDougall Program in Santa Rosa, California |
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Great taste, great fiber December 15, 2008 Janet Adelson I really enjoy this blend of oatmeal and other grains. It is a delicious way to start the day. The fruit is very good-tastes fresh.
REAL Fruit inside! November 23, 2008 K. Duvall (Oregon) I read the other reviews before buying. But this cup really has whole berries in it and large chunks of peach. I was amazed! Great flavor and texture. Very easy to prepare and my selective 4 1/2 yr old ate it all up! I just wish it had less sugar. Given that any person who makes this cup will eat it all most likely and thus has 2 servings or 18grams of sugar! Way too much, I wish this was available in a lite sugar version. I will have this for the kids once in a while since it is very flavorful and they eat it. But I try not to serve that much sugar. Whole grains are important to our bodies health, but having too much sugar is as bad as not having the whole grain. Be sure to add an extra 20 minutes to your run time each day and you can enjoy these cups without worry!
Hearty, very pleasant instant oatmeal with fruity bits--a big serving, too October 23, 2008 Mir (North Miami Beach, FL USA) First thing you notice when you stir up the cup of cereal with the requisite water is that there are whole raspberries in there, not just raspberry flavoring or bits. Real fruit. Nice. I cooked it a bit longer (10 seconds) than the suggested time (1 minute, 45 seconds), and I let it sit three minutes. It came out fine. The texture is nice--you have real chewability here. Not mush. Real bite. And the sweetness is great for adults--not cloying, unlike cereals would appeal more to kids. The size is quite generous. In fact, I wish it was a bit smaller size, honestly. It's 300 calories for the whole cup (8 grams of fiber total). I find that I eat 2/3 of it and am fine. Besides, I like a variety type breakfast (ie, eggs with toast and juice, oatmeal and an egg white scramble with veggies, etc). I don't just like ONE thing (ie, oatmeal or just toast or just eggs). So, I eat part of this, save the rest to use as a dessert after dinner: I add canned peaches (or frozen) over it, sprinkle with cinnamon and add some honey, nuke it--my own little superfast peach cobbler. :) If you want a convenience hot cereal, this is a good choice if you like oats, barley and some subtle real fruit flavor and sweetness. This does have soy, though, in case you're sensitive. No dairy, though. Mir
Great Breakfast October 3, 2008 Rachael Brent (CA) 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a wonderful breakfast. It taste like grandmother made it. Both this and the cranberry are wonderful whether they are healthy or not.
Barley and Oats May 20, 2007 M. Hill (Minneapolis MN) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A perfect quick breakfast meal you can keep in your desk or pack in a bag on a trip. I loved the combination of oats and barley and it was the perfect amount of sweetness.
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