The best type of cereal for weight loss
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Awkward....after seeing the direction this thread is going in, I'd like to stick with the flow and change my above answer to this..
Don't eat cereal EVER. If someone you know is eating cereal......punch them in the throat! A better breakfast alternative is to sit in the middle of your kitchen floor, sipping raw eggs out of the shells while reading Wheat Belly and quietly weeping. Enjoy!0 -
I remember watching an episode of biggest loser and Jillian saying to eat MULTI GRAIN cheerios for breakfast , I use low sugar oatmeal and a slice of wheat toast or jusr hard boil some eggs the night before0
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Totally agree with Kashi Go Lean Crunch. Try it with a spoonful of PB too.
I eat my Kashi with frozen blueberries. Turns the milk purple :laugh:
My other go to is All Bran buds - one serving is 11g fibre, 7g sugar. Only 80 cals too!0 -
Quaker Oatmeal Squares - They're good for you and 1/2 servings make great snakes too!0
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I like the Kashi Go Lean Crunch, its pretty tasty and not too bad for you!0
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Quaker Oatmeal Squares - They're good for you and 1/2 servings make great snakes too!
AAKK!! SNAKES FOR BREAKFAST?!0 -
I mix half & half cereal...peanut butter and chocolate cheerios....nom nom.0
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Which ever ones fit best in your macros with all the other food you eat throughout the day.
This one^^^
Eat the one that fits with your planned daily intake. You do have a plan right?
For me it's instant oatmeal (original flavor).0 -
The only cereal that meets my taste, caloric, fiber and protein needs is oatmeal (quick type). Other cereals leave me feeling hungry an hour later, while the oatmeal really sticks with me. I love Kashi Go Lean, but it causes me wild gas.0
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35g of porridge oats with skimmed milk
Fills me up every morning!0 -
Totally agree with Kashi Go Lean Crunch. Try it with a spoonful of PB too.
Kashi uses corn syrup, hydrogenated oils & food coloring to create "fake blueberries" I am not sure about Lean Crunch, but if they make fake blueberries & promote it like they are "real" then you have to ask yourself, "what else could they be deceptively selling us.?"
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I don't eat cereal often but when I do, I stick to the KASHI cereals. I also eat them with unsweetened almond milk.0
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All cereal turns to sugar....so this picking the one with the lowest sugar is futile.
I agree with whoever else said....eat some bacon and eggs.0 -
Which ever ones fit best in your macros with all the other food you eat throughout the day.
Yep!
I like Fruity Pebbles!0 -
Kashi go lean - has fiber and a good bit of protein.
This one is good nutitionally but it tastes like poop.
Personally this is my favorite:
You couldn't pay me to eat Lucky Charms, Coco-Puffs, or any of that other sugary crap.0 -
I like steel cut oats.0
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Kashi is a good cereal, but ultimately it is best to try to avoid cereal as much as possible. Good luck :flowerforyou:0
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Where is Pu?
He swears by fruity pebbles :P
No... seriously!0 -
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Kashi Go Lean Crunch. My brother's dietician told him if he only made one change in his diet, to start his day with Kashi!0
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hiya i eat special k, branflakes, and crunchy bran when im on a diet xxx0
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Honey bunch of oats fruit and yogurt(peach and raspberry). Keeps me full until lunch!0
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All cereal turns to sugar....so this picking the one with the lowest sugar is futile.
I agree with whoever else said....eat some bacon and eggs.
I usually eat Oatmeal instead for breakfast but occasionally, if I get lazy, I will eat cereal since it takes 2 seconds.0 -
Out of those, multi grain cheerios, but really none of those are very nutritionally sound!0
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I wouldn't recommend any processed cold cereals for health or weight loss. When I have these I consider it a cheat meal because of how highly processed it is. Oatmeal or smoothies are great options for breakfast. Pick natural foods that don't contain a bunch of crap your body doesn't know what to do with. Cereals and processed foods that are man made aren't going to have the same effect on your body as natural whole foods you body knows what to do with. You can make so many variations so it won't get boring. You could add protein powder, fruit, flax, and milk or almond milk.. or peanut butter and banana. My favorite way to eat it is with walnuts, banana, flax, and a tiny bit of real maple syrup.. vanilla protein powder optional. Yum!0
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Which ever ones fit best in your macros with all the other food you eat throughout the day.
this.
I'd say this, but I'd also make sure you're getting good quality protein in the morning. I would suggest trying something basic like shredded wheat with milk and having an egg or egg whites on the side.0 -
Oatmeal! I eat overnight oats almost every morning. Very tasty and it knocks out my hunger for 3+ hours. I never ate oatmeal before and now I eat it everyday. Gotta love those oats!0
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WELL AFTER READING SOME OF THE ABOVE POSTS... i think experiment and find what works for u.. everyone is different.. what works for some might not work for others... my friend lost 4 stone.. but with lots of wholemeal bread in her diet WHICH I COULDNT DO .. as bread bloats me... special k and branflakes work for me.. good luck0
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Kashi go lean - has fiber and a good bit of protein.
This one is good nutitionally but it tastes like poop.
Personally this is my favorite:
You couldn't pay me to eat Lucky Charms, Coco-Puffs, or any of that other sugary crap.
^I love this cereal!!!0
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