New RX Cereal Tastes Like Dessert and Offers 12 Grams of Plant-Based Protein

For a one-and-a-quarter-cup serving of Chocolate Almond RX Cereal, it's 270 calories with nine grams of fat and 1.5 grams of saturated fat. It offers 39 grams of carbs, four grams of fiber, 12 grams of protein, and has just 11 grams of added sugar.

If you enjoy your bowl of cereal with one cup of unsweetened soy milk, it adds another 80 calories, four grams of fat, .5 grams of saturated fat, four grams of carbs, two grams of fiber, seven grams of protein, and has no added sugar.

For fewer calories, you can enjoy your bowl with unsweetened vanilla almond milk. It adds 30 calories, 2.5 grams of fat, no saturated fat, one gram of carb, less than one gram of fiber, one gram of protein, and has no added sugar.

For a one-cup serving of Vanilla Almond RX Cereal, it has 250 calories, 10 grams of fat and one gram of saturated fat. It offers 30 grams of carbs, three grams of fiber, 11 grams of protein, and has just nine grams of added sugar.

See the slide before for info on what unsweetened soy or almond milk will add to your bowl.

As you'd expect with an RX product, there are minimal ingredients — and no B.S. The Chocolate Almond RX Cereal is made with brown rice, almonds, whole grain sorghum, coconut sugar, pea protein, honey, cocoa, chocolate, salt, natural flavors, and rosemary extract.

Note that while this cereal is dairy-free and egg-free made with plant-based pea protein, it's not vegan since it's made with honey.

With equally simple ingredients, this Vanilla Almond RX Cereal is made with brown rice, almonds, pumpkin seeds, whole grain sorghum, coconut sugar, pea protein, honey, salt, natural flavors, and rosemary extract.

Full of robust chocolatey flavor, this Chocolate Almond RX Cereal ($6) is perfectly sweet, and has a satisfying crispy-crunch. There are tons of sliced almonds mixed throughout the thick, textured flakes, and I was pleasantly surprised how much the cereal looked like the photo on the box. Even after soaking in soy milk for several minutes, the flakes didn't lose their delightfully firm crunch.

This Vanilla Almond RX Cereal ($6) reminded me of Golden Grahams. Based on the cereal's name I was expecting a strong vanilla flavor but I didn't detect that. I could, however, absolutely taste the honey on these satisfyingly crunchy flakes. I loved how there were plenty of sliced almonds and pumpkin seeds mixed throughout my bowl.

This flavor was my favorite to snack on dry, but when paired with soy milk, I liked the Chocolate Almond flavor more. Both cereal flavors are delicious, and I'd recommend them 100 percent if you're a cereal fan. You can find these on the RX website for $24 for three boxes, and it will roll out at select retailers nationwide.