Good Cereal Brand

Jimmyftw94
Jimmyftw94 Posts: 75 Member
edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
What are you favorite cereal brand that are good for you? In particular, I'm looking for high fiber. My personal favorite is Kix cereal.

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  • zab12101
    zab12101 Posts: 34 Member
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    I like this one particularly its 14 grams of fiber and if you mix it with the chocolate 80 cal one that has 9 grams of fiber boom you got 23 grams right there and it definitely holds me down til my next meal
  • Jimmyftw94
    Jimmyftw94 Posts: 75 Member
    zab12101 wrote: »
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    I like this one particularly its 14 grams of fiber and if you mix it with the chocolate 80 cal one that has 9 grams of fiber boom you got 23 grams right there and it definitely holds me down til my next meal

    Wow 14g of fiber. Thanks alot will definity try.
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
    I don't eat cereal super frequently, but good cereals to me need to be GF (digestive upset otherwise). I currently enjoy Chex Honey Nut, and Natures Path has a maple one that is GF. There aren't many GF options. I WOULD however love cinnamon toast crunch if they made a GF alternative.
  • Jimmyftw94
    Jimmyftw94 Posts: 75 Member
    ana3067 wrote: »
    I don't eat cereal super frequently, but good cereals to me need to be GF (digestive upset otherwise). I currently enjoy Chex Honey Nut, and Natures Path has a maple one that is GF. There aren't many GF options. I WOULD however love cinnamon toast crunch if they made a GF alternative.

    I'm sorry I'm a noob. What does GF stand for in nutrition?
  • zab12101
    zab12101 Posts: 34 Member
    edited January 2015
    Gluten free
  • hapa11
    hapa11 Posts: 182 Member
    I love Grape Nuts and Weetabix.
  • zab12101
    zab12101 Posts: 34 Member
    Jimmyftw94 wrote: »
    zab12101 wrote: »
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    I like this one particularly its 14 grams of fiber and if you mix it with the chocolate 80 cal one that has 9 grams of fiber boom you got 23 grams right there and it definitely holds me down til my next meal

    Wow 14g of fiber. Thanks alot will definity try.

    Try mixing the 2 or at least another into the mix because it isn't the best tasting.the great thing is they are low in calories and only about 8 net carbs
  • Kalikel
    Kalikel Posts: 9,603 Member
    Cheerios don't have a ton of fiber, but they have some and are so yummy. Raisin Bran has a good amount of fiber. Cereal is an easy way to pack some fiber into the diet. My Raisin Bran has more fiber than the Fiber One bars. :)
  • MariMcKeon
    MariMcKeon Posts: 46 Member
    Cheerios are part of my routine at least 3x /week
  • ana3067
    ana3067 Posts: 5,623 Member
    Jimmyftw94 wrote: »
    ana3067 wrote: »
    I don't eat cereal super frequently, but good cereals to me need to be GF (digestive upset otherwise). I currently enjoy Chex Honey Nut, and Natures Path has a maple one that is GF. There aren't many GF options. I WOULD however love cinnamon toast crunch if they made a GF alternative.

    I'm sorry I'm a noob. What does GF stand for in nutrition?
    Yes, sorry, gluten-free. Nothing to do with nutrition and all to do with... I guess "allergies" if you want a blanket term. But I've not been tested... so gastrointestinal distress issues?
  • 2BeHappy2
    2BeHappy2 Posts: 811 Member
    Scroll all the way through (down to the bottom youll find a whole list of cereals):
    http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine/2013/09/best-high-fiber-cereal-high-fiber-cereal-cereal-consumer-reports/index.htm
  • maxit
    maxit Posts: 880 Member
    add some raspberries for 7 additional g of fiber /100g of berries and abt 50% of your vit. C needs. They were on sale at the store today that's why they are on my mind. I put some on my steel cut oatmeal - totalled 11g of fiber.
  • MariMcKeon
    MariMcKeon Posts: 46 Member
    ALWAYS add fruit (strawberries or blueberries for me) to cereal......helps fill me up
  • neveragain84
    neveragain84 Posts: 534 Member
    I'm bad when it comes to cereal. I love me some Lucky Charms or Honey Nut Cheerios, though. I've been eating Blueberry Frosted Mini Wheats, which has 6g of fiber per serving and tastes delicious.
  • Kalikel
    Kalikel Posts: 9,603 Member
    maxit wrote: »
    add some raspberries for 7 additional g of fiber /100g of berries and abt 50% of your vit. C needs. They were on sale at the store today that's why they are on my mind. I put some on my steel cut oatmeal - totalled 11g of fiber.
    Agreed. Raspberries are a fiber-packed fruit and so yummy.

    You can buy really big bags of frozen raspberries and strawberries pretty cheap! :)
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