Sign up to try BEAR Alphabites with your DCs and you could win a £150 John Lewis voucher for feedback NOW CLOSED

[AngelieMumsnet]

BEAR are looking for 300 Mumsnetters and their DCs to test out Alphabites cereal.

Here’s what BEAR say: “Grrreetings, we’re BEAR and we like things as nature intended. We started out 5 years ago making pure fruit ‘yoyos’ for kids, with no added sugar, concentrates or any other nonsense. The more time we spent talking to parents over the years, the more we realised that breakfast was also a real challenge for families- the sugary, salty cereals on offer made us growl, so we set off foraging to find a much better alternative.

We’re on a BEAR hunt for tasters to try our new BEAR ‘Alphabites’ cereal. Made from just 6 ingredients- five multigrains and our super new ingredient coconut blossom nectar- our crunchy cereal letters contain no refined sugar, salt or any other nonsense. From the flowers of the coconut tree, coconut blossom nectar is a naturally sweet sap that makes our cereal letters delicious and crunchy, and also provides over half of your daily calcium needs (one bowl of Alphabites with 125ml of semi skimmed milk provides over half of an adult’s daily calcium needs, with half of this coming from the nectar alone). It also has a much lower GI than sugar (35 vs 70 for refined sugar), preventing the usual crazy sugar highs and grizzly crashes that come from too much refined sugar. ”

This product test is open to all UK Mumsnetters with at least one child.

All those selected will receive a special BEAR Bundle Box including Alphabites cereal (Multigrain + Cocoa Multigrain) and other BEAR goodies for your Kids.

Testers will be required to test out BEAR Alphabites at breakfast time from the 6th to the 21st of September, and leave feedback on a feedback thread on Mumsnet, so please only sign up if you’re available during this time.

All Mumsnetters who post their feedback on the thread will be entered into a prize draw to win a £150 John Lewis voucher.

If you’re interested, please sign up here.

Thanks and good luck.
MNHQ

[bshree08]

Signed up!!! Fingers crossed

[SugarMiceInTheRain]

Done! Fingers crossed, these sound great!

[Fairylea]

Signed up ! :)

[idleweiss]

Yes! Yes and yes! We love Bear in our house!! :)

[wrapsuperstar]

Absolutely love the sound of this. I think 2.6 year old DD would really enjoy being a product tester too -- very articulate and opinionated .

We've been stuck in a porridge rut for goodness knows how long so definitely up for trying something different.

[MadMonkeys]

Would love to be picked for this one, it is so hard to find breakfast cereals which aren't full of sugar.

[Waitingonasunnyday]

Mmmm sounds nice. Have signed up :)

[marymanc]

I signed up. I would love to be chosen, this would be the first project with mumsnet.

[VisitTheInfidelWithExplanatory]

Sounds nice, I'll have to do a bit of reading about coconut nectar though -it's still sugar but I'm not sure if it's any better than regular sugar!

[snowymum12]

Signed up! Fingers crossed!!

[BikeRunSki]

Ooh, the perfect merger of Alphabetti Spaghetti and Cheerios!!!

[startwig1982]

Signed up - sounds great!

[laurenamium]

Signed up

[Suddengeekgirl]

Signed up

[MrsMarigold]

crossing fingers too.

[rupert23]

signed up too

[WarmHugs]

I would love to try them myself!

[Bardette]

Done

[KleineDracheKokosnuss]

Done

[Uptheairymountain]

Ooh, coconut blossom nectar - that sounds lovely! Have entered.

[AntoinetteCosway]

Signed up!

[ChaffinchOfDoom]

OOh the chaffinches are in

[couldthisbeit]

Signed up, fingers crossed!

[EnglishGirlApproximately]

Ds is a cereal monster so would love to try these! me too

[bluebump]

Done. My son always chooses cereal for breakfast, it would be nice to try a healthy alternative to the ones he has now.