Puffins cereal

Puffins Cereal is a popular brand of breakfast cereal produced by Barbara's Bakery, a subsidiary of Weetabix Limited. Named after the puffin bird, the cereal is known for its distinctive shape and taste, as well as its commitment to using natural ingredients.

History

Puffins Cereal was first introduced in 1995 by Barbara's Bakery, a company founded in 1971 in Northern California. The cereal was named after the puffin, a bird species native to the cold coastal regions of the Northern Hemisphere. The company chose the puffin as its mascot due to its unique characteristics and its status as a symbol of the natural world.

Product Description

Puffins Cereal is a type of puffed grain cereal, made primarily from whole grain corn and oats. The cereal pieces are shaped like small tubes, designed to resemble the shape of a puffin's beak. The cereal is available in several flavors, including Original, Peanut Butter, and Cinnamon.

Nutritional Information

Puffins Cereal is known for its high fiber content and low sugar content compared to other breakfast cereals. The cereal is also free from artificial flavors, colors, and preservatives. Each serving of Puffins Cereal provides a good source of whole grains and essential vitamins and minerals.

Environmental Commitment

Barbara's Bakery is committed to environmental sustainability and conservation. The company supports the Project Puffin, an initiative by the National Audubon Society to restore puffin populations in Maine. Each box of Puffins Cereal features information about puffins and the conservation efforts to protect them.

See Also

• Breakfast cereal
• Barbara's Bakery
• Puffed grain
• Puffin
• Project Puffin