Product Review: Sugar Bowl Bakery Palmiers
They say the best part of a bowl of cereal is the milk at the bottom. Our team most certainly agrees with that! But we’ve wondered – how can we enjoy that yummy taste without having to eat all the cereal? Well, now we’ve found the answer with Cow Wow Cereal Milk. Their Chocolate Chip Cathy is not your ordinary chocolate milk; it really tastes like the milk at the bottom of a bowl of cocoa-flavored cereal! It’s naturally flavored and tastes delicious – no bowls required!
From the Mouth of a Kid:
This tastes just like the milk I have after finishing my cereal!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
This grab-and-go drink is both nutritionally beneficial and tastes good. My kids love the flavor, and I can really get behind the low-fat, organic milk they use. It’s easy to throw in my bag or their lunch boxes for an alternative to those sugary, unhealthy drink options.
Fun Features:
Cow Wow Cereal Milk is gluten free and USDA certified organic. They use 1% milk along with organic cane sugar and natural flavors. It is currently available in Fruity Trudy and Chocolate Chip Cathy, with Peanut Butter Bessie and Cinny Minny flavors soon to come.
The Icing on the Cake:
Each 8.5 oz carton contains 9 essential vitamins and nutrients and is a good source of calcium, protein, and potassium.
Good to Go?
Yes! Pack one with you whenever you want great tasting milk.
Time to Eat?!
Send one with lunch or pack it for some on-the-go sipping.
Mix it Up!
For an interesting twist, try freezing Cow Wow Cereal Milk for 20 minutes to create a milk slushie.
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