Crispy Fantasy (a high-protein breakfast cereal)

Crispy Fantasy is a thrilling new cereal company, simply because it does not aim to confine itself to the small back shelves of village shops.

These two young boys have big ambitions, perhaps to replace the big brands, and already have received massive funding to shake up the cereal market!

Recycle packaging at supermarket bag bins, if your council does not recycle. Keep these cereals away from young children and pets due to nuts, dried fruits, chocolate etc. Read more on food safety for people and pets.

In a nutshell, the founders wanted to create a high-protein and vegan cereal, that rivals the ‘healthy cereals’ on nutrition, but still retained the childhood memories and tastes of your variety pack of flavours (rice crispies or frosties/cocoa pops if your mother let you eat them!)

In other words, if you think that ‘healthy cereal’ means heavy bowls of gruel, this company aims to change your perception!

All the cereals are made from vegan and gluten-free ingredients, and have 8g to 10g of protein per serving.

That’s around the same as a bowl of cornflakes, as twice that of a bowl of frosties. They have far less sugar and are also low-carb with no artificial sweeteners.

Made with a mix of soy and pea protein (so great for repairing your organs and bones – and growing children), these tasty cereals have upped the ante on what healthy cereal is made with, and should taste like.

Because this company uses proper ingredients, to keep you healthy and fill you up. Again, many expensive organic cereals on the market don’t cost more than this brand.

But this brand does cost a little more than your supermarket brands.

Simply because cheap wheat and sugar is the base of nearly of them. And this company replace wheat with pea protein and sugar with agave syrup (which costs 117 times more – though the box of cereal is not 117 times more than your average brand of cornflakes!)

Ask for this brand in stores, or stock up by subscribing online (delivery is free for orders over £44). Promising to taste like cereal (and not the cardboard box it comes in), all these cereals promise to ‘keep you full for 3 hours’). Flavours include: