Post Oreo Puffs Cereal Cups

Post Oreo Puffs Cereal Cups are single-serve, 1-ounce plastic cups of chocolatey puffed cereal marketed under the Oreo and Post umbrellas. You'll typically find them in the breakfast aisle on endcaps near other single-serve cereal cups and breakfast-on-the-go items (instant oatmeal cups, cereal bars), and sometimes displayed near kids' cereals or lunchbox snacks. They fit quick shopping trips for busy mornings, back-to-school runs, road trips or as an afternoon treat — anywhere a portable, ready-to-eat sweet breakfast or snack is convenient. The brand positioning leans heavily on nostalgia and family-friendly indulgence: OREO brings cookie recognition and a playful, kid-targeted marketing angle, while Post positions the cup as an on-the-go breakfast solution for parents and snackers. Packaging is colorful and kid-oriented, with cookie imagery and promises of “chocolatey” taste; label copy highlights whole-grain ingredients, added vitamins and minerals, and “natural flavor,” creating health halos despite the added sugars and flavors; there is no organic certification. In plain terms, the product is an industrially produced, shelf-stable cereal cup made from puffed grains, sweeteners, oils, flavorings and added micronutrients. Sensory details: expect light, crunchy chocolate puffs with occasional soft, sweet marshmallow bits, a sweet cocoa aroma and quick-melting textures in milk; the ritual is peel-the-foil, pour or eat straight from the cup — ideal for handheld snacking. Nutrition notes on-pack advertise about 260 calories per cup with roughly 12 g sugar and 220 mg sodium, reinforcing its role as an occasional treat more than a nutrient-dense breakfast.