EnvroKidz Gorilla Munch Corn Puffs
There is a new organic and gluten-free kids’ cereal launched by Nature’s Path Organic – EnviroKidz…Gorilla Munch Corn Puffs! They are also dairy-free and high in fibre.

We are already familiar with some of the Envirokidz range Leapin Lemurs and Choco Chimps as we have already previously reviewed these which you can read about here.

EnviroKidz cereals are always organic, they are made from the best organic ingredients, grown in harmony with nature on organic farms.
I like that these are high in fibre as I myself and Jake have been told to follow a high fibre diet so this is an added bonus, there are also no artificial flavours, colours or preservatives in these boxes.

They are an excellent choice for the whole family, there cereals and snacks are made from the best organic ingredients. The Gorilla Munch Corn Puffs 300g box contains 6.7g of fibre per 100g and have NO artificial flavors, colours or preservatives.
You can see the wide range of Nature’s Path Envirokidz cereals on their website. Available from Ocado and in the free from aisle of Tesco and Asda £2.99
Mummy H
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I’ll have to look out for these next time I’m at Tesco. I have real trouble getting my daughter to eat cereal in the morning but these look like the kid of thing she’d like and they’re healthy. Win/Win 🙂
This sounds fabulous, I love that some money is donated to help save those endangered animals
I love the boxes! so cute!
Will be a winner here – taste and healthier than other well known brands too
These look and sound good their is always too much sugars in cereal these days
I’ve actually never seen these before, but they look great! I’ll definitely be stocking the cupboard up on these 🙂
I haven’t seen this product or range before but am delighted to read about it now, especially their environmental education and conservation project contributions.
My kids would love this and great it helps endangered species