Top 10 · Updated October 2026

Highest-Protein Cereales

Cereales: typically 10 g of protein per 100 g (median of 22 products). The cereales with the most protein per 100 g. Useful if you are trying to increase your protein intake. We checked 19 cereales with complete data.

  1. 1 Cacao Granola Protein

    Cacao Granola Protein

    Under Five · 300 g
    a NOVA 1 379 kcal 5.6 g sugar 27.3 g protein 12.8 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free · No additives

  2. 2 Granola Protein Cacao

    Granola Protein Cacao

    Granolin · 300g
    d NOVA 4 384 kcal 11.7 g sugar 26.6 g protein 8.2 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free · No additives

  3. 3 Blueberries & Cream Overnight Protein Oats

    Blueberries & Cream Overnight Protein Oats

    Bob's Red Mill · 240g
    c 417 kcal 13.3 g sugar 16.7 g protein 7.5 g fat

    Also: No additives

  4. 4 Granola Almendra y Coco

    Granola Almendra y Coco

    Mizos
    c 399 kcal 0.6 g sugar 15.2 g protein 8.3 g fat

    Also: Vegan · Vegetarian · No additives

  5. 5 Avena Multisemillas

    Avena Multisemillas

    Quaker · 400 g
    a NOVA 1 334 kcal 1.2 g sugar 14.9 g protein 8.4 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free · No additives

  6. 6 Avena Instantánea

    Avena Instantánea

    Manare · 750 g
    a 371 kcal 0.5 g sugar 14 g protein 6.9 g fat

    Also: No additives

  7. 7 Low Carb Granola Almendras

    Low Carb Granola Almendras

    Grana · 260 GRS
    c NOVA 4 414 kcal 1.9 g sugar 13.8 g protein 22.6 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free · No additives

  8. 8 Almendra Granola Protein

    Almendra Granola Protein

    Under Five · 300 g
    c 377 kcal 6.4 g sugar 12.7 g protein 11.4 g fat
  9. 9 Granola Mix Semillas

    Granola Mix Semillas

    Mizos · 350g
    d NOVA 4 402 kcal 9.8 g sugar 11.4 g protein 15.1 g fat

    Also: Palm oil free · Vegan · Vegetarian

  10. 10 Cereal Rock

    Cereal Rock

    Wild Protein
    c 309 kcal 1.8 g sugar 10.5 g protein 2.3 g fat

How we built this list

We ranked all published cereales on Foodmetria that have a photo and the required nutrition data, using values per 100 g from the product label. Ties are broken by Nutri-Score and by how often shoppers scan the product. Rankings update automatically as label data changes. Read our methodology.

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