This cereal makes for a wonderful snack, or complete breakfast replacement. While the flavours are still being tweaked, there is enough variety to provide a really tasty experience. The macros are excellent, and mean that cereal can finally be considered a healthy snack instead of an indulgence; even 'plain' cereals like Corn Flakes have significant amounts of sugar for example. The draw back is the same for most healthy alternatives, in that the cost of the boxes is very, very high. You're spending around £24 for 1kg of Grandma Crunch whereas you'd be spending £4 for 1kg of corn flakes, therefore GC is 6 times more expensive than most off the shelf cereals. This problem isn't unique to CG, as healthy ingredients are in the main far more expensive than mass produced alternatives, but the cost does detract from the experience. Hopefully they will find a way of reducing the ingredients or logistics costs to make the product more accessible, which is the only reason I've scored them a 4 and not a 5.