>The company has capitalized on the good name of the original,” Ms. Liebman said. Making a cereal that is superior to name brand products is stupidly easy. I

>The company has capitalized on the good name of the original,” Ms. Liebman said. Making a cereal that is superior to name brand products is stupidly easy. I encourage you to try making your own mix. You save money and end up with a better product. Just buy oats, then go to the bakery aisle and relax and buy whatever you see that you think you would enjoy: nuts, dried fruits, coconut, seeds, dark chocolate, sweeteners (w/e you want: sugar, m&m's, chocolate, vanilla, w/e). Compare your mix with how much sugar+corn syrup+etc is in brand name cereals and you will be shocked. Adjust as your taste desires. After a few weeks you will have a recipe you love. I buy a big bag of frozen berries and toss a few in as well. If you want to make a "soylent" product you can live on indefinitely, then just add milk, whey or soy(+B12) powders or liquids. You can also eat this when you go hiking and camping. Plus I get to tell myself I'm sticking it to the man... Or at least to stuffy office suits that build a product on dubious advertising claims.