Anyone here tried the "Magic Spoon" fake cereal? I just read the ingredients: fake healthy, nasty toxic stuff!

After seeing the commercials for the fake Lucky Charms "Magic Spoon" I went to their website.

I can't believe my eyes when I see it's $39 per 4 boxes of fake cereal. For realz?! Yep: that's $9.75 per tiny 7oz box, LOL!

And it's made with stuff that is nasty (to me, your mileage might vary but this would make me horribly sick, and I am grain-free).

Stuff like whey protein, stevia (it's nasty, look it up: it tricks your brain the same as saccharine, so you release insulin every time you ingest this nasty fake sweetener, toxic "faux healthy" herb). And their "blueberry" powder is most likely synthetic colored garbage! (They don't specify, so there ya go!)

Garbage ingredients continue with oil blend: tricky wording doesn't tell you what this gloopy glob of goop is but "the same stuff you find in avocado oil" (meaning processed chemicals to imitate it? Your guess is as good as mine, as they don't tell you!!!!) and other garbage like spirulina (made in China, 1 tiny sprinkling and I can't get out of bed for a week, it's that toxic, but look it up yourselves: it's "harvested" or "grown" in industrial sewage waters in China) and "natural flavors" which can hide any other garbage from MSG to synth.toxchems galore.

Oh it's not fake lucky charms after all: no magically delicious marshmallows, here! This is fake keto because your brain is tricked by the sweetness and will release insulin either way, so you're screwed and overpaying for faux healthy junk!

Dig in!