I absolutely love this cereal and although I am aware that the box is sized with the content mass in mind, it would be great if you guys could make larger boxes with a greater quantity so I dont have to buy countless cereal boxes every time I go shopping. Thanks

A “Tree-hugger/earth burger” weighs in on the changes of the Pumpkin Flax Plus Granola. I buy this product in San Diego. Nature’s Path claims to be organic and therefore they can charge more money for their product because of that. And therefore being a health/nutrition conscious consumer that prides myself on being a “tree-hugger/earth burger” I trust Nature’s Path to provide a high nutrient/calorie food with no harmful ingredients packaged in an environmentally sound way. Well there have been changes made to the product without the company being completely forthright about it in the last month. 1. They no longer sell it at my Costco. (Only the one with raisins, which is not the same.) 2. So now I have to pay more to buy it elsewhere. 3. The taste and crunch and pumpkin seed content in fact have changed, not for the better. The granola lacks the “hard” crunch it used to have and the pumpkin seeds seem to have disappeared. The granola no longer remains “chewy” while floating in the mix of fage yogurt and soy milk. It’s more like wet paper. 4. It doesn’t take a scale or measuring cup or rocket scientist to see that the content of the “new and environmentally improved” smaller box does not have the same amount of product. Trust me, no one “weighs” their breakfast cereal. 5. On a similar note, shouldn’t a box of cereal have at least one week’s worth of servings in it instead of only half a week or 4 days? So now you have to buy 2 boxes instead of the one anyways? I guess that would mean that we would realize that we are spending approximately $8 a week on breakfast cereal instead of $4. Are we really having truth in advertising? 5. McDonald’s may be able to fool the average American into believing that their food is “good for you”. I felt superior in knowing that McDonald’s is falsely advertising their product as “food”. Now I’m questioning my knowledge and trust in Nature’s Path in their promotion of “organic health” when the above issues have been raised. 6. I would not have even written this review until I read all of the other comments above addressing the same issue and I became more concerned that I am not the only one disappointed in this product by Nature’s Path. I’m not sure what it’s going to take to get me to buy another box, except for a return to the original formula, packaging, weight content perhaps? The proof will be in the proverbial yogurt/soy milk “pudding”.

Can you please make a yummy no cane sugar gluten free granola using rolled buckwheat flakes instead of oats?????????? There are a million people asking for tjhe same thing on this blog…..are you all taking the posts seriously? Glutren free people market is skyrocketing every day and the products available are sugary and low in fiber and lack a variety of nutritional value in many ways. Why not make every cereal you offer gluten free? You would open up your prodcuts to so many more people. I want granola, not corn flakes. I dont want to have to bake my own or mix 3 boxes together every time.

Discovered Flaxplus at Trader Joe’s about 6 months ago and am now buying in bulk at Costco. I eat straight out of the box as a snack with my afternoon tea. There have seen several complaints on this page about the lack of pumpkin seeds. I noticed that too. But an easy solution is to buy pumpkin seeds (Pepitas) on the side and throw a bunch more in to each serving. A cheap, easy and healthy solution to a minor problem with Flaxplus.