Re: Dislike sugar cereals advertising on a site for fitness.
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myheartsabattleground wrote: »
That cereal is amazing with Talenti's Old World Egg Nog!
Oh noes I ate Ice Cream Pebbles & Froot Loops with Marshmallows the past few days.0 -
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asflatasapancake wrote: »You're right. I do much rather prefer this advertisement:
I don't wanna know what sites you browse to get that.
(just kidding...I actually do)0 -
dorothyhann18 wrote: »I don't browse cereal sites. High sugar cereals is not a good way to lose weight. Sugar is not very healthy for anyone. Sugar substitutes are worst.
You don't understand advertising or how many websites make money apparently. It's not as if they are advertising something unethical, so why would they turn done advertising revenue?
There is nothing wrong with sugar, assuming no preexisting medical conditions. High sugar cereals are fine to incorporate in your diet, and can even be a part of your weight/fat loss diet so long as a caloric deficit is held consistent. Sugar substitutes are not the worst.
Stop passing off your opinions as facts.0 -
Daily Cereal Crew represent!
Pretty much any non-chocolate cereal works great as a base to add in vanilla protein powder and gelatin powder. Post-lifting Carb BackLoading super beast food from a glorious future... TODAY!
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feisty_bucket wrote: »Daily Cereal Crew represent!
Pretty much any non-chocolate cereal works great as a base to add in vanilla protein powder and gelatin powder. Post-lifting Carb BackLoading super beast food from a glorious future... TODAY!
Um, protein powder, cereal, and gelatin? I'm picturing the most disgusting jello salad ever...0 -
I've lost more weight eating sugar than I ever did eating, "Clean,"0
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We've had entire threads dedicated to the relative merits of Honey Nut Cheerios and their iron content.
I don't enjoy the texture of cereal with milk any more, preferring to soak various grains and fruits in yogurt overnight instead.
This week I picked up Bran Flakes for the awesome iron content (thanks MFP), Cheerios for hubby, and an organic muesli loaded with dried fruit to try with my yogurt. I was disappointed with the commercial muesli as they all had the flaked and baked cereals, which mush up overnight.
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I like cereal, and honestly if you weigh it out its not even a big calorie splurge for the sugary kiddie cereals. granola and muesli are sort of ridiculous tho.0
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melimomTARDIS wrote: »I like cereal, and honestly if you weigh it out its not even a big calorie splurge for the sugary kiddie cereals. granola and muesli are sort of ridiculous tho.
Check out Raisin Bran! LOL!0 -
MamaBirdBoss wrote: »melimomTARDIS wrote: »I like cereal, and honestly if you weigh it out its not even a big calorie splurge for the sugary kiddie cereals. granola and muesli are sort of ridiculous tho.
Check out Raisin Bran! LOL!
why would i, when there is french toast crunch?0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »Look what we made tonight!
What is this madness? I'm pretty sure I want it in me.
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We've had entire threads dedicated to the relative merits of Honey Nut Cheerios and their iron content.
I don't enjoy the texture of cereal with milk any more, preferring to soak various grains and fruits in yogurt overnight instead.
This week I picked up Bran Flakes for the awesome iron content (thanks MFP), Cheerios for hubby, and an organic muesli loaded with dried fruit to try with my yogurt. I was disappointed with the commercial muesli as they all had the flaked and baked cereals, which mush up overnight.
To be fair, all 476 of those threads were by the same person.
I am interested in a faux fried ice cream cleanse. When will I see an ad regarding that?0 -
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The advertisement targeting is not well done. I get peppered with Tim Horton's ads and I can guarantee you that I am not a Tim Horton's fan nor will I ever be.0
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WinoGelato wrote: »Look what we made tonight!
I wanted to make these when i got home from work but now I'm super jealous because i don't have chocolate chips
Off to the store at 4am... *sighs*0 -
WinoGelato wrote: »Look what we made tonight!
Hoe-lee crap on a cracker! I don't know if I love you or hate you right now. lol0 -
@WinoGelato that looks freaking awesome!0
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MamaBirdBoss wrote: »dorothyhann18 wrote: »I wish they would pick their advertisers better.
Check out my diary. Cereal almost every day.
Also, it's Google Adwords--so based on YOUR behaviors, not the website!
Nope. Adwords is search word ads, not display ads.0 -
Hey... I got an ad for a CLEANSE... on MFP!! What should I think of that?! I've never searched for that, nor do I ever go into those threads either...0
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Another thing... I'm kinda bothered that I don't get all of these food ads people whine about on my pages. 0
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Something tells me we're ALL going to get cereal ads now. I used to regularly get them, in Spanish, which I don't speak.0
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I'm getting ads for Quark now. I'm in the US. Actually clicked on it and found out that you can find it in some stores here, just not near here. And that made me sad.
Also diapers (WTF?) and Sbarro (that one makes sense, I got a bite of some last week).0 -
lemurcat12 wrote: »dorothyhann18 wrote: »I don't browse cereal sites. High sugar cereals is not a good way to lose weight. Sugar is not very healthy for anyone. Sugar substitutes are worst.
Since I messed up the name of it before, I will mention again that following a particular conversation at MFP I began getting incessant ads for a product called Larvets for a while.
Needless to say, I don't browse mealworm sites. High protein mealworms are not a good way to lose weight (well, for me, because I don't wish to eat them). Mealworms, like sugar, should be consumed in moderation, rather than to excess. Mealworm substitutes are the worst.
(The substitutes, of course, are the sugar-free gummi worms. The reviews at amazon will demonstrate why they are apparently the worst.)
Pretty sure you're my new favorite human.
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I suppose the OP is on the absolutely no (sugary) fruit but hey where did this scurvy come from diet.0
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I love sugary cereal as part of my post workout snack and still manage to fit it in my daily macros.
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