Nestlé Cinnamon Grahams

With having early morning lectures sometimes I don’t always have time to get up and have a good breakfast, usually because I’d prefer a few extra minutes in bed. However, it is a well known fact that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and personally I do not like to miss it because then I am stuck with the sound of my stomach growling at me to be fed. If I can I love a traditional English breakfast but when I can’t make it to my nearest Wetherspoon’s or restaurant to get one I will gladly settle for a bowl of cereal. I am very fussy when it comes to cereal though as I get sick of the same one very easily. This time I decide that I would go for Cinnamon ...  Read the complete review

I haven't bought Cinnamon Grahams for some time so wasn't aware of the fact that they have now changed their name to Curiously Cinnamon, which in my opinion is a bizarre name for a breakfast cereal and doesn't even sound right! "Nan, can I have some Curiously Cinnamon?" just sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? These are an absolutely delicious cereal, in spite of it's silly name. Curiously Cinnamon are small squares of cereal (whole wheat and rice according to the box) that have been toasted and then coated in a delicious cinnamon and sugar mixture. It's the texture of the cereal that I enjoy so much because the cereal squares are fairly thin ...  Read the complete review

Curiously Cinnamon used to be known under the name of 'Cinnamon Grahams' and the cereal has been around since 1984. The cereal has had a few slogans over the years including 'The taste you can see' and 'Crave those crazy squares'. The cereal is provided in a cardboard box which is orange with a big blurb about the product and the usual nutritional information, ingredients etc. While I'm sure the box is designed to be eye catching (like most packaging) it's really not and unless I look hard it's easy to miss and when I searched for a few months (when the name changed last year) I just couldn't find these anywhere even though my local Tesco does sell them. ...  Read the complete review

Now you would think that Nestle would choose a bit more of a 'hip' name for the individuals in the box and I am sure it was one of those occasions where the manager decided to name them after his father who is now deceased. The 'Xavier's' and 'Malachi's' and even the 'Joshua's', were pushed off the table almost as soon as they were suggested and they went for Graham. Graham looks very similar to his non-identical twin, Shreddie. The only difference between the two is that Graham has slightly yellow skin whilst Shreddie is brown skinned. To avoid embarrassment no one has questioned this so I suggest you lot keep your mouth shut too! They have the same lines, on ...  Read the complete review

Cinnamon Grahams look on the whole to be an American Cereal and I have only noticed their presence in the Supermarket during the last 10 years. It is a Whole grain cereal, that comes in a slightly smaller box than most other cereals, that is 375grams. Opening the box, you are hit by the very sweet cinammon flavour that is very mouth watering. The cereal itself is like small latticed rectangles of cereal, which are slightly orange with a red dusting to them. They have swirled patterns of red on them, which make them look quite appealing when they ard poured into the bowl. the cinammon grahams taste great without milk and could easily be eaten as a snack and nota ...  Read the complete review