Cereal help
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Don't know if it's available in UK, but we're all hooked on Post Great Grains - I especially like the Nut Medley... decent fibre and protein and very satisfying to eat. I also make my own homemade nut granola - low in sugar and fat (as granola goes) and mixed with fresh fruit and fat-free greek yogurt it's my brekky of choice on my big workout days. Keeps me fueled for hours.0
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Porridge oats. The cheapest is just as good as fancy rip-off versions. I see UK supermarkets sell it for less than £1 per kg.
I make it with water and add soy milk on top. Other people cook it with milk. It's a good base for personal variation - I like adding raisins and cinnamon.
Wholesome and filling.0 -
Pre - cooked brown rice. Put servings into zip lock bags and freeze if you like. Defrost, add yoghurt and fruit. Quick if you're in a hurry.0
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Bran flakes are a great option as they contain a lot of fibre. I add water to mine to keep it low calories and it tends to fill me up untill lunch. You should try them?0
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Me too...its great!!!I've recently been enjoying Special K Plus Protein
How does this compare in taste to Special K original would you say? That's what I eat a few days a week, but I would be interested in switching if the extra protein doesn't make it taste like cardboard. The website also says the flakes are "lightly sweetened." Does it have a bunch of extra sugar? Thanks
I haven't eaten regular Special K in some time, but if I remember correctly, they taste very much the same to me.0 -
Steel-cut oats and cream of wheat.0
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I've been having Quaker real medley's with apples, cranberries and walnuts. Kinda high calories and carbs but very filling.0
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Kashi Berry Blossoms with almond milk. Yummmmmy. And very satisfying.0
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Mr. T cereal. I pity the fool who don't eat mr. T cereal.0
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My new fav is overnight oatmeal. Old fashioned oats (not instant), milk, greek yogurt, chia seeds and whatever flavor you want with it-honey, vanilla, fruits, cocoa, pb. The base is about 200 cal. Just make it the night before and eat it cold. My husband likes to heat it though!
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Honestly, i love regular, full size, shredded wheat... don't ask me why, i just do.
It's flipping awesome, that's why.0 -
Cereal should never be part of your diet. It's filled with unhealthy carbs and tons of sugar. Just avoid it- even the "healthy" cereal isn't healthy.
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