Pretty sure Nestle is feeding pet food to the Polish

Only ever had this same flavor in one type of thing, dog kibble and alfalfa treats. Now don't get me wrong since you're getting this from the guy who has enough experience with animal food to know its distinct taste. This is probably fit for human consumption but it's not human quality. The cereal left my mouth covered in miniature lacerations from what I suspect are wheat hulls but could be any form of roughage. With internal inspection one can notice white fragments throughout the cereal. Now on to the actual ranking characteristics. It's a pretty good chocolate cereal, comparable to packaged baked goods in displaying chocolateyness. Good at imparting flavor and color to milk as well but don't expect a sweet chocolate milk. This is more like pure cocoa mixed with milk where the bitterness of chocolate is what to expect. Nesquik cereal, it's what your dog would eat if they could metabolize chocolate.