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"Which is more of a challenge? Making a good cup of tea or concocting a decent bowl of cereal? For the finely mellow people over at Yogi, the answer is largely inconsequential considering the box of Yogi Goji Berry Flake &amp;amp;amp; Cluster cereal came with two bonus bags of tea, where you would expect to find a cereal box prize. Confused? Yes of course you are. Herbal tea company Yogi has built upon their St. John&amp;#039;s Wort Blues Away tea empire to offer the world another whole grain cereal, to go with your morning tea. Sure, I am poking fun, but I will unabashedly admit I sampled a bowl of these flakes alongside my Chai Rooibos tea, and it was quite harmonious.   Yogi Goji Berry Flake &amp;amp;amp; Cluster is part of a larger line of new cereals brought to you by Yogi, a company actually started by a genuine yogi. The cereal, while healthy and with a distinct focus on nutrition, are nothing unique in the whole grain, antioxidant rich marketplace. That said, these flakes are tasty (a little too sweet, but certainly tasty) and rich with antioxidants via goji berries. An added bonus is the inclusion of a few seldom seen, almost novel, ingredients like chia seed (as in the beloved Chia Pet) and Indian gooseberry extract. All of which give this somewhat floral and moderately fruity-flaked cereal a distinct character, which sets it distinctly apart from some of its natural food market competitors.  As if I have to say this: Yogi Goji Berry Flake &amp;amp;amp; Cluster has no preservatives, no high fructose corn syrup, and is made without any genetically modified ingredients. Breathe easy. Yogi Goji Berry Flake &amp;amp;amp; Cluster is part of a larger line of cereals (Cherry Almond Crunch and Walnut Spice) and is sold in 12-ounce boxes at Dominick&amp;#039;s, Target, Safeway, and Whole Foods Markets.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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