No added sugar cereal
Lulabelboatx
Posts: 302 Member
I like to eat cereal for breakfast and sometimes as a snack. There are a couple I eat regularly like cheerios and fiber one. Just wondering what cereal you eat that has no added sugar.
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I think most have some sugar. Don’t know about Fiber One, but plain Cheerios does. Low sugar, Rice Krispies, corn flakes, Kix.2
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I googled it.
6 Breakfast Cereals That Have Zero Added Sugar
Arrowhead Mills Puffed Millet.
Eden Brown Rice Flakes.
Erewhon Corn Flakes.
Uncle Sam's Original Wheat Berry Flakes.
Kashi 7 Whole Grain Puffs
Modern Oats.
The only brand I recognize is Kashi.
If you are doing some sort of challenge to reduce added sugar, you have a medical condition that requires tight control, or you have decided that sugar is evil I would give up the cereal before eating anything off that list.4 -
If you are doing some sort of challenge to reduce added sugar, you have a medical condition that requires tight control, or you have decided that sugar is evil I would give up the cereal before eating anything off that list.
I agree wholeheartedly! If it doesn’t taste good, what’s the point. Besides, don’t grains (the basis for cereal) have naturally occurring carbohydrates?2 -
I focus on taste and high fiber content and not as much on added sugar. The one I like (Heritage Flakes) has 5 gm of added sugar per 1 cup serving. Lost 20 pounds eating it every morning.3
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I eat plain shredded wheat sometimes. Not because it doesn't have sugar. Because I like the way it tastes and I like the texture after it soaks in milk for a bit.2
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