Fruit Juice Sweetened Corn Flakes

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Fruit Juice Sweetened Corn Flakes

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INGREDIENTS: Organic corn meal, organic grape and/or pear juice concentrate, sea salt. Produced in a facility that uses peanuts, tree nuts or soy.

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I have a number of food

Submitted by KMP (not verified) on December 16, 2011 - 08:00.

I have a number of food allergies (cane sugar, eggs, gluten, dairy, bananas, kidney beans, cranberries, asparagus) and was extremely pleased to find your fruit juice sweetened corn flakes. My primary concern here is the $10 per bag that I have to spend to eat them. I’m wondering why they are so much more expensive than your boxed cereals? I understand that the size is slightly larger and organic produce is more costly, but $10 for cereal?

Hi there and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on December 16, 2011 - 10:35.

Hi there and thanks for asking us this question. We’re so glad to hear you’ve found a cereal that fits your health needs— from the sounds of it, it must be tough to find something that works! While we set a suggested retail price for our products, it’s up to the retailer to determine the final selling price. If you provide us more info on where you live and what store you shop from, we can have our sales rep in the area look into the pricing. To do this, please contact Nicolette, Consumer Services, using our contact form here: http://www.naturespath.com/contact-us. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Is there any soybeans used in

Submitted by vickey tennant (not verified) on November 27, 2011 - 13:16.

Is there any soybeans used in the preparing or making of this product? I am not allowed to have soybeans and gluten products.

Hi Vickey and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on December 8, 2011 - 15:46.

Hi Vickey and thanks for taking the time to ask us this question. This cereal doesn’t contain any soy ingredients, however it does share equipment with soy. We do an extensive planning and cleaning schedule for all our production facilities in order to prevent any cross contamination of our products with non-declared ingredients. However, we share government regulator opinion that if there’s a remote chance of cross contamination, that we should let you know of this possibility. All the best, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

Love the cereal! Could you

Submitted by Laura (not verified) on November 11, 2011 - 16:26.

Love the cereal! Could you tell me the potassium content. It’s not listed on this label. Thanks.

Hi Laura and thanks for

Submitted by Justine on December 20, 2011 - 10:44.

Hi Laura and thanks for reaching out to us with your question. Our Fruit Juice Corn Flakes contains 70 mg of potassium per 30 grams serve and 25 mg of phosphorus per 30 grams serve. Take care, Justine, Nature’s Path Team

I tried this cereal for the

Submitted by Marisa (not verified) on May 17, 2011 - 10:37.

I tried this cereal for the first time this morning topped with sliced banana, and it was soooo good! Usually I’m still hungry after eating cereal, but I was pretty full with this cereal. Maybe because of the slices of banana? Anyway….this is my new favorite breakast!

That’s fabulous Marisa!

Submitted by Jamie on May 17, 2011 - 15:30.

That’s fabulous Marisa! Thanks so much for letting us know! It’s amazing the joys fresh organic banana can bring - and all fresh fruit for that matter. You would almost think that Nature’s Path cereals where designed for added Nature. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I love this cereal, but I

Submitted by Cara (not verified) on April 22, 2011 - 12:49.

I love this cereal, but I have a hard time finding it. I first saw it in my university’s mini-mart years ago, but for several months now I haven’t been able to find it in grocery stores, even in stores where I used to find it. I often see other Nature’s Path cereals, but not the Corn Flakes. Have you decreased your distribution? I would really love to see this more often.

Hey there Cara and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on April 26, 2011 - 13:28.

Hey there Cara and thanks for reaching out to us! Besides trying club stores such as Wal-Mart, BJ’s and Sam’s Club, you can also try Trader Joe’s or your local health food store. We’re still making this cereal so dont’ worry about it being discontinued. If you continue to have problems, send your address to Nicolette at cereal@naturespath.com and we can find out exactly what stores in your area sell it. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Hi, you have very interesting

Submitted by Danny (not verified) on March 29, 2011 - 09:02.

Hi, you have very interesting products but there is a hick to all this…..they are produced on the same line as peanuts or nuts…….My question is are there any plans to produce these great products in a nut/peanut free facility ? By doing that your sales would jump dramaticly as we know there are alot of people out there with nut/peanut allergy’s. Keep in touch

Thanks so much for taking the

Submitted by Jamie on April 7, 2011 - 09:01.

Thanks so much for taking the time to share your thoughts with us Danny. We do have some products that are produced in a peanut free facility. For a list of those products, please email Nicolette at consumerservices@naturespath.com. I will be sure to forward your suggestion to our R&D team so they are aware of your suggestion. All the best Danny, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

I LOVE THESE. They are so

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on February 27, 2011 - 22:08.

I LOVE THESE. They are so addicting. Great in milk, on top of yogurt, or just out of the box. 100x better than other brands

Thanks so much for sharing

Submitted by Jamie on March 2, 2011 - 12:00.

Thanks so much for sharing your comments with us. We’re so glad to hear that you love this cereal. If you like this cereal I recommend trying our Crunchy Vanilla Sunrise. It’s not too sweet, gluten free and oh so delicious! Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

My son loves your corn flakes

Submitted by Shari (not verified) on February 19, 2011 - 13:18.

My son loves your corn flakes and honey’d corn flakes, but he does have a soy allergy, I read your ingredients, and they only state made in the same facility, I just wanted to make sure because I made the mistake and purchased organic corn flakes from another company that did not have soy listed on the web page as an ingredient but when I recieved my boxes of cereal and my son ate them he didn’t feel well after and I though I better double check the box and sure enough on the box under the ingredients in a seperate paragraph in italics they had it listed as~Contains soy (in corn)…..So I really need to make sure that there is not any soy in your corn. Thank you for your time.

Are these corn flakes whole

Submitted by Dave (not verified) on February 18, 2011 - 09:39.

Are these corn flakes whole grain? They are without doubt the best I have ever eaten, especially with almond milk.

OH MY!!! These are the best

Submitted by Danielle (not verified) on February 14, 2011 - 07:48.

OH MY!!! These are the best cornflakes I have ever tasted. They have an amazing taste and are not thin and brittle-like as most other cornflakes are. I also feel great eating these because I know they are healthy and fresh. All I know is that the original cornflakes are a definite 5+ for me and I think that everyone should try them.

Thanks so much for your great

Submitted by Jamie on February 15, 2011 - 14:58.

Thanks so much for your great comments Danielle! We’re so glad you love them too. One of my favorite things about these cornflakes is that they don’t go mushy like some others. All the best, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Hello I like this product

Submitted by bushra (not verified) on March 19, 2011 - 02:11.

Hello I like this product very much because I have gluten problem but I have small prob. when I read the date expier on the box I cant recognize if JN mean january or jun

Hello Bushra and thanks for

Submitted by Jamie on April 7, 2011 - 10:21.

Hello Bushra and thanks for reaching out to us. JN means June and JA means January. If you are ever wondering in future what these mean, we do have a list of all the months on our FAQ page here: http://www.naturespath.com/faq. Take care, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

These are the best corn

Submitted by Elizabeth (not verified) on December 28, 2010 - 10:59.

These are the best corn flakes ever! I’ve steered clear of corn corn flakes and my 9 year-old son had them at Grandma’s house many years ago and didn’t like them for the same reason I didn’t. Thin, wispy flakes, made with GMO’s that taste like cardboard. Your cereal is wholesome, hearty and delicious! We also really like the Hemp Plus. Can’t wait to try all the others. Cheers, Elizabeth

Hi Elizabeth, thanks for

Submitted by Kyla on December 29, 2010 - 14:42.

Hi Elizabeth, thanks for taking the time to get in touch. We’re so happy to hear that you’re enjoying our cereals, so please keep in touch to let us know how we’re doing and if there’s anything we can do to make our products even better! Take care, Kyla, Nature’s Path

What is the glycemic index of

Submitted by Ed (not verified) on December 22, 2010 - 16:51.

What is the glycemic index of Nature’s Path Organic Corn flakes?

Hi Ed and thanks for writing

Submitted by Jamie on January 7, 2011 - 11:05.

Hi Ed and thanks for writing in to us. As we do not test our products against the Glycemic Index, we highly suggest you take the ingredients to your medical practitioner to determine how this product can become a regular part of your diet. Thanks again for your question! Sincerely, Jamie, Nature’s Path Team

Thanks for your question Ed.

Submitted by Kyla on December 29, 2010 - 14:39.

Thanks for your question Ed. As we don’t currently test our products against the GI index, we recommend consulting your health care practitioner to determine whether the sugar levels suit your dietary requirements. All the best, Kyla, Nature’s Path

I am on a search for an

Submitted by Clare (not verified) on December 3, 2010 - 08:26.

I am on a search for an unsweetened organic cereal and just finished going through your entire lineup. Not one of your many cereals is without some form of sweetener, whether it be honey, evaporated cane juice, fruit juice, or molasses. I’ve found the same trend with other organic brands. What is this all about? I’ve had organic cereal in the past that was unsweetened and it was delicious. Do you distrust your formulations so much that you feel the need to dump flavoring into the mix, or is it that you’re attempting to entice the sugar-addicted population into switching to an organic version of conventional cereals? Either way, I find it quite disturbing, and from reading comments on your website and those of other producers, I’m far from the only one upset by this unhealthy and misleading policy. There are many people who cannot tolerate sugar in any form or who are trying to eliminate unneccesary sweetener from their diets, or who just don’t like sweet food. I can’t imagine why you couldn’t simply reformulate one or two of your cereals without sweetener. Please take this suggestion into serious consideration. If you do this, I will be your first customer! Thank you, Clare Brady

Hi Clare, thank you for

Submitted by emily on December 9, 2010 - 13:43.

Hi Clare, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. At Nature’s Path, our products come at a variety of sweetness levels. Regarding the sugar in some of our products, please note that as an alternative to organic evaporated cane juice (raw sugar), we also use organic sweeteners such as grape juice and pear juice in our cereals. If you’re looking for an organic, sugar free cereal, I’d suggest trying our Rice Puffs, Millet Puffs, Kamut Puffs, Corn Puffs, or our Original Hot Oatmeal. As we deeply value the opinions of our customers, your feedback has been passed along to our Brand Manager who will review the nutritional comments that you’ve brought forward. Regards, Emily from Nature’s Path

I know this is probably not

Submitted by Concerned Parent (not verified) on November 19, 2010 - 16:44.

I know this is probably not cost effective at this late date, but a picture of a beautiful cornfield early in the first rays of dawn, may have been a better illustration for your box. Yes, my kid is allergic to bananas. *sigh!* That box scared him.

Hi there, thank you for

Submitted by emily on December 9, 2010 - 13:47.

Hi there, thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts with us. Your feedback about the packaging has been passed along to our Marketing Team who will review the suggestions you’ve brought foreword. Cheers, Emily from Nature’s Path

Grapes and apples are two of

Submitted by Concerned Parent (not verified) on November 19, 2010 - 16:26.

Grapes and apples are two of the fastest rising allergies in children (at least you use pear juice, a close relative to apples - I wonder if pears are any better?). Can this be made without ” any ” type of sugar? My doctor (a Naturopath) tells me that all glucoses work as “allergen boosters”. Sugars boost allergens , “in ways that are similar to the way that alcohol boost the effects of pharmaceuticals” (!).

Hi there, thanks for sharing

Submitted by emily on December 9, 2010 - 13:57.

Hi there, thanks for sharing your feedback with us. Our products come at a variety of sweetness levels, so if you’re looking for an organic, sugar free cereal, I’d suggest trying our Rice Puffs, Millet Puffs, Kamut Puffs, Corn Puffs, or our Original Hot Oatmeal. Cheers, Emily from Nature’s Path

Is the cornmeal “whole

Submitted by JK (not verified) on November 10, 2010 - 18:22.

Is the cornmeal “whole grain?”

Hi there, the organic corn

Submitted by emily on December 9, 2010 - 14:07.

Hi there, the organic corn meal in this cereal is not whole grain. If you’re looking for a tasty cereal made with whole grain corn meal, I’d suggest our Crunchy Vanilla Sunrise or our Crunchy Maple Sunrise Cereal. Best, Emily from Nature’s Path

Gluten Free
There is no wheat, rye, barley or oat gluten present in the product. Products are randomly tested to ensure that there is no contamination of gluten from other sources.
Low Fat
3 g or less per reference amount (and per 50 g if reference amount is small).
No Trans Fat
There are no (zero grams) trans fats present in this item. Trans fats are formed when liquid oils are made into solid fats (shortening and hard margarine).
Vegetarian
Produced without using any ingredients sourced from meat, fish, fowl or eggs, in accordance with the founder’s philosophy and lifestyle.
Wheat Free
Wheat Free: The ingredient listing of this product does not include wheat.

Maple Walnut Whole “Grainola” (Gluten-Free)

Gluten-Free

Gluten-Free Maple Walnut Whole “Grainola”

Here is a couldn’t-be-easier, gluten-free granola. Because it’s based on Nature’s Path’s already baked GF cereal flakes rather than uncooked rolled oats, it takes only 30 minutes in the oven.

Makes 1 quart

At Nature’s Path we recommend you use organic ingredients whenever possible.

This recipe was created especially for Nature’s Path® by Lorna Sass, the award-winning cookbook author of Whole Grains, Every Day, Every Way, Whole Grains for Busy People, and Short-Cut Vegan.

Nutrition facts shown here and on the box may vary. This is because product packaging is frequently changed, therefore the information on the box reflects the most accurate and up-to-date nutritional information.