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"  Move over, Fruit Loops. Real freeze-dried berries are the big news in breakfast cereal. They&amp;#039;re dry in the box but spring to life with a splash of milk. Though none of the cereals we tested had enough berries per bowlful to count as a full serving of fruit, our favorites had plenty of flavor to satisfy the taste buds. Cream of the crop: General Mills Berry Burst Strawberry Cheerios ($3.69) and Kellogg&amp;#039;s Special K with Red Berries ($3.69). Here&amp;#039;s the full report on all the brands of cereal our panelists tested, in order of preference:    Rank Product Price GH Tester Comments   1 General Mills Berry Burst Strawberry Cheerios $3.69 for 11 ounces &amp;quot;I loved how the light and airy berries were tart enough to balance the sweet grains and milk,&amp;quot; one tester raved.   2 Kellogg&amp;#039;s Special K with Red Berries $3.69 for 12 ounces These great-tasting berries become soft when wet, which was perfect against the rice and wheat flakes that stayed admirably crispy in milk.   3 Kashi Organic Promise Strawberry Fields $3.69 for 10.4 ounces Nice berry flavor, while the grains earned points for being crispy and not too sugary.   4 Kellogg&amp;#039;s Fruit Harvest $3.79 for 12.2 ounces There are blueberries in the mix, which our testers thought added more to the aesthetics than to the taste. The grains are sweet and include almonds.   5 Malt O Meal Balance with Berries $3.43 for 17.5 ounces Several testers thought this had the best strawberries, but the worst grains.   6 Post Honey Bunches of Oats with Strawberries $3.09 for 13 ounces A few testers thought this tasted a bit artificial, but others really enjoyed this sweet cereal.   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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