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"The Silver Palate, as an idea, came to symbolize all that was desirable and sophisticated about the cosmopolitan way of eating in the 1980s. The Silver Palate food shop opened in 1977 on Manhattan&amp;#039;s Upper West Side introducing all manner of fancy vinegars, kiwis, and sun-dried tomatoes to urban sophisticates. In 1982 &amp;quot;The Silver Palate Cookbook&amp;quot; was published to rave reviews, huge sales, and since then, nothing was quite the same. While the cookbook is still in print, The Silver Palate, as a brand, has become more of a brand than a revolutionary idea in cooking. Pasta sauces, bottled salad dressings, and chutneys are what is sold under The Silver Palate brand name, and are what is left of a three decade old food revolution.  The latest contribution to the brand is The Silver Palate Grain Berry Cereal. An unlikely addition to an esteemed brand, but everyone needs to eat\u2026right? And everyone seems to love to eat breakfast cereal. Essentially this Silver Palate offering is more or less a healthy and more fortified version of Cheerios (also a mainstay in the 70s and 80s). And Fortification is a key component to the touted value of this cereal.  If you read cereal boxes (as I am required to do) you will be subject to all sorts of health claims that will either make you feel confident about your purchase or leave you feeling slightly manipulated. With this Grain Berry Cereal, there is something particularly special about the &amp;quot;Grain Berry&amp;quot; moniker, and that is (according to the box) that the particular type of bran used for this toasted oat cereal is higher with antioxidant activity than other grains, &amp;quot;even more than berries&amp;quot; the box touts. Instead of just a whole grain cereal, this cereal yields the benefits of added bran, to enhance the dietary fiber levels as well as the antioxidant levels. As far as taste, they taste like your run of the mill apple and cinnamon health food Cheerios alternative, with little flecks of dehydrated apples visible in a few select O&amp;#039;s. They perform more than adequately, by staying afloat and crispy in milk, and ride that line of sweetness to whole grain nuttiness without loosing the necessary balance. As far as the health claims go with &amp;quot;Grain Berry&amp;quot; and &amp;quot;Oxygen Radical Absorbance,&amp;quot; your guess is as good as mine. Either way, Grain Berry Cereal will likely make for a pleasant go-to breakfast for all. The Silver Palate Grain Berry Apple &amp;amp;amp; Cinnamon Cereal is available in 14-ounce boxes ($4) and sold at Kroger, Hannaford&amp;#039;s, and Whole Foods Markets. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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