for pity's sake - try Cascadian Farms Purely O's, not honey-nut!

On the rare occasions when I eat cereal, usually dry, on backpacking trips, I think Kashi in various varieties is the best cereal I have had. Now if it would only go organic...

I personally enjoy Mom's Best Naturals (in many flavors).  It's not organic, but all of the energy to run the plant comes from wind.

Remember the first 'R':  reduce.  Try buying in bulk instead of these packaged cereals.  Take your own bag and reuse.  

I seriously LOVE the sweet nutty taste of Nature's Path Organic Millet Rice Oat Bran. It's awesome!!

If you had tried Heritage Bites by Nature's Path, you would agree that they are the best! Kinda sweet, medium crunchy, with 5 grams if dietary fiber and just 110 cals per serving.  

What is the scoop on GMO free cereals?  Or even MOSTLY GMO free cereals.  I have scoured labels and things don't look good out there...  What am I missing?

Mesa Sunrise is organic corn, flax and amanranth, GMO-free and very slightly sweet. I like Tim don't like very heavily sweetened cereals and it comes in a bulk bag, no box. I would say that saves money and the environment at the same time.

PS. The Organic Consumers Association is calling for a boycott on all of Kellogg's cereals due to their planned use of GMO sugar when it becomes available. They also own Kashi, so I wouldn't consume any Kashi products until they commit to no GMO sugar.

Nature's Path Mesa Sunrise and other delicious flakes and simple organic grain cereal come in large bags called Ecopacs, no boxes, no extra packaging, less guilt.  

I like Nature's Path Heritage Flakes and their Golden Flax, but I don't eat any cereals alone...I mix them together, sometimes add fruit, especially banana but also berries if I have them, pour on Vitasoy soy milk, and I'm all set.