Need a Break?

Do you ever feel like you are rushing out the door in a hurry? I know I am not the only parent that gets rushed sometimes. Whatever the reason for being in a rush, I like the new Breakfast Break "breakfast kits" for those busy times. The convenient single-serve box contains a bowl of prepackaged General Mills cereal - either Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Nut Cheerios, or and Lucky Charms, a 100% fruit juice box from Minute Maid, a Fruit & Grain snack bar, and a packet containing a spoon, napkin and a wet wipe. **
Breakfast BREAKS are sold for around $2.49, and you can go to their website to see if you can find it in your area.
I think there is an advantage to using Breakfast BREAKS in a daycare or school setting. They have a decent shelf life, and can be stored without refrigeration, then you just add the milk.
The complaint I have about Breakfast BREAKS , is they don't supply the positive nutritional and packaging qualities I saw in Yoplait Kids. Nutritionally, the bar contains high fructose corn syrup and the juice is made from concentrate. The whole meal is around 340-350 calories, with only 2 grams fiber and 44-45 grams of sugar! I think it would be wise to send a Froose drink, some fresh fruit, and Peanut Buttered Toast, and a Yoplait Kids.
I would say if you are going to be in a hurry, or can't be home to fix your child a breakfast before school, then a Breakfast Break would be a good investment.
**Note: It doesn't come with milk, so if you want milk on the cereal, they would need that.
Thank you MOM Central for offering this product to review.