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About the Product
What is Good Grains?

Good Grains is on a mission to bring back real cereal.

We create organic, minimally processed puffed cereals inspired by the classics, but made for today's families.

Unlike many modern cereals that rely on heavy processing, artificial ingredients, and excessive sugar, our cereals are made with simple organic ingredients, real honey, whole grains, and no refined cane sugar.

The result?
Familiar flavors, clean ingredients, and a breakfast you can actually feel good about.

What makes it different from other cereals?

Good Grains combines organic whole grains, low sugar, and a good source of fiber—without sacrificing flavor. This is cereal parents feel good about and kids actually enjoy.

Tell us about each flavor.

We make three flavors: Cinnamon, Honey, and Corn Puffs. Cinnamon and Honey are made with puffed Khorasan wheat. Corn Puffs are made with organic corn.

Which flavor should I start with?

Choose Cinnamon for a warm, cozy flavor, Honey for golden sweetness, or Corn Puffs for a light, crisp crunch.

Ingredients and Dietary Info
What ingredients are used?

Organic whole grains, organic honey, organic monk fruit in small amounts, and simple, recognizable ingredients. Full ingredient lists are shown on each product page.

What allergens does it contain?

Contains wheat. May be processed in facilities that handle other allergens (final language to be confirmed on packaging).

Is it gluten-free?

No. Good Grains is made with wheat and is not gluten-free.

Is it vegan?

Expected to be vegan, confirmation pending on final formulation.

Is it organic?

Yes! All Good Grains products are made with organic ingredients and are certified organic.

Is it Kosher?

Yes! Good Grains is Kosher Pareve, certified by cRc.

How much fiber and sugar does it have?

Fiber: Cinnamon and Honey are a Good Source of Fiber with 4g per serving (11% DV). Corn Puffs have 3g per serving (11% DV).

Sugar: Every flavor has 5g of total sugar or less per serving, with 4g added sugar from honey. We use no refined cane sugar.

Where is it made?

Made in the USA.

How should it be stored? How long does it stay fresh?

Store in a cool, dry place. For best freshness, enjoy within the recommended date on the box.

How are the flavors sweetened?

All three flavors are sweetened with organic honey and organic monk fruit extract. No refined cane sugar.

Orders and Support
Where do you ship?

Currently shipping within the United States only.

How long does shipping take?

Orders typically ship within 3–5 business days. Delivery time depends on your location and the carrier.

Is shipping free?

Check your chosen retailer’s shipping options and costs before ordering.

How do I contact support?

Email support@goodgrains.com. We typically respond within 1 business day.

What’s your return policy?

Because our products are food, we don't accept physical returns. But if there's an issue with your order, reach out to our support team and we'll make it right.

Flavor - Khorasan Honey
How sweet is the Honey flavor?

Honey is our most approachable sweetness level — sweet enough to satisfy but not cloying. It’s sweetened with organic honey and monk fruit extract, keeping total sugar at just 6g per serving. Kids love it, and parents approve.

Is Honey good for kids?

Absolutely. Honey is our most kid-friendly flavor — naturally sweet and approachable. With 4g of fiber and 4g of protein per serving, it’s a breakfast parents can feel good about. Note: As with all honey products, not recommended for children under 1 year old.

Flavor - Khorasan Cinnamon
How does Cinnamon compare to Cinnamon Toast Crunch?

Our Cinnamon flavor delivers that warming cinnamon taste you love, but with real ingredients. We use organic Cassia cinnamon and have 75% less sugar than the leading cinnamon cereal, plus 3x more protein and fiber.

Grain - Khorasan
Why Khorasan wheat?

Khorasan is an ancient grain chosen for its naturally occurring protein and fiber, rich texture, and satisfying flavor. Unlike modern wheat that's been heavily modified, Khorasan has remained unchanged for thousands of years.