I've seen the LC Post Cereal in many of the 99 Cent Stores here in
SoCal.  There are many other LC products on the shelf, too, like
Krusteaz LC Pancake Mix and other varieties of LC Krusteaz Mixes, as
well as a few Carb Options products.  Besides the 99 Cent Stores, I'd
check Big Lots, too. They get all the products that don't sell in the
grocery stores.

Cereal is not low carb.

 My local Walmart has some.   And don't forget to look for the coupon
printed on the inside of the box.

 I use the cereal as my daily 'soy' snacks.    

JimL

<: I really liked this stuff, but can't find in my supermarkets here in

My local Wal-Mart stopped selling this cereal, but Kroger's has it. I hope
you have a Kroger's store there. I have also gotten it at Albertson's.

Pat in TX

Hi
I too eat this cereal with a couple of others and kinda like the non
cinnamon one better.

However, I noticed that it, along with all other low(oops, 'reduced')
carb items are disappearing from the shelves at a lot of
retailers--Walmart being one. Simultaneously, I find them at the local
Rite Aid and others with a 'reduced' sticker on them. I believe I am
seeing a move away from the reduced carb stuff in some areas, which is a
shame as there was very little marketing done for them....and a number
of them were very good. The Walmart Carb Sense product line had a lot to
offer in the soups, snacks and dessert lines. They have kept the
excellent selection of reduced carb breads though.

I am looking for some information on the Carb Sense products and have
written WalMart to see if they will part with the actual producers of
the products...so far, no response.

The 'majors' are still around--Special K, All Bran, etc, but they seem
to like aspartame and/or sucralose for some reason. Personally, I do not
need sweeteners of any kind and cannot see why they have to be included.
Slices of fruit do the job for me.

FWIW.
Thanks for the time.
Joe