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THE SWEET TASTE OF APPLE CINNAMON

A delicious cereal the whole family can enjoy.

Apple cinnalicious fun

Start your morning with the sweet, delicious taste of apples and cinnamon in every bite. Kellogg’s® Apple Jacks® cereal is a delicious part of any balanced breakfast.

Made with three delicious grains, Kellogg’s® Apple Jacks® cereal provides 15 grams of whole grain per 39g serving and is an excellent source of 7 vitamins and minerals. We also offer an individually sized and conveniently packaged option, just add your favorite dairy or nut milk.

A travel-ready food, this breakfast cereal is perfect to pack in a small bag in lunchboxes, enjoy as after-school snacks, bring along to sporting events, or indulge in during busy, on-the-go moments.

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FAQs

which cinnamon cereal feels filling and tastes good for a rushed breakfast

Yes, cinnamon cereal with a delicious filling, like Kellogg’s® Apple Jacks® or Krave®, can be a great option for a rushed breakfast. Apple Jacks® offers a sweet apple-cinnamon flavor, while Krave® features a crunchy multigrain shell with real chocolate filling. Both are convenient, tasty, and perfect for busy mornings.

Is Apple Jacks better than other cereals?

Apple Jacks® stands out as a delicious cereal option with its unique apple and cinnamon flavor, making it a favorite for many families. It offers 15 grams of whole grain per serving and is an excellent source of 7 vitamins and minerals, contributing to a balanced breakfast. Additionally, Kellogg's has reduced added sugars in Apple Jacks by approximately 25%, aligning with ongoing efforts to improve nutritional profiles without compromising taste.

Compared to other cereals, Apple Jacks provides a fun and flavorful experience while supporting better nutrient intake and diet quality, as ready-to-eat cereals are associated with higher consumption of milk, whole grains, and fruit. Its affordability and convenience also make it a practical choice for busy mornings or on-the-go snacking. Ultimately, whether Apple Jacks is "better" depends on individual taste preferences and dietary needs.