Is there any cereal that's "very healthy"? Or was that idea just pushed to sell more cereal.
Fibre One? The one without the extra stuff. Maybe that.
It's not a meal replacement, but it has a lot of fibre.
Ooh you reminded me of this bean cereal i used to get from krogers years ago, they were sorta healthy i believe with plenty of fiber and protein. Imma look for it next time im there now.
Sure. Try corn flakes or anything with oats that doesn't have a shitton of sugar added. Certainly many of them have nearly 0 nutritional value but others are some of the healthiest stuff you can eat.
Euuuuh I don't know in the US but in Europe "corn flakes" have so much sugar they are everything except healthy
Notice the lack of capital letters. "corn flakes" in the general sense don't have any added sugar. They're just corn flakes. If you're looking at Frosted Corn Flakes that's a different story.
Also milk is very calorie dense so you have to watch out for that.
I mean Kellogg’s sells A LOT of cereal, and some of them are very healthy and very cheap so it’s not a terrible suggestion.
What Kellogg's cereals are both "very healthy" and "very cheap"?
Well I meant cereal in general but looking at the actual ingredients very briefly both Corn Flakes and Special K only have 4g of sugar per 1 1/4 cup servings.
Is there any cereal that's "very healthy"? Or was that idea just pushed to sell more cereal.
Fibre One? The one without the extra stuff. Maybe that.
It's not a meal replacement, but it has a lot of fibre.
Ooh you reminded me of this bean cereal i used to get from krogers years ago, they were sorta healthy i believe with plenty of fiber and protein. Imma look for it next time im there now.
Sure. Try corn flakes or anything with oats that doesn't have a shitton of sugar added. Certainly many of them have nearly 0 nutritional value but others are some of the healthiest stuff you can eat.
Euuuuh I don't know in the US but in Europe "corn flakes" have so much sugar they are everything except healthy
Notice the lack of capital letters. "corn flakes" in the general sense don't have any added sugar. They're just corn flakes. If you're looking at Frosted Corn Flakes that's a different story.
Also milk is very calorie dense so you have to watch out for that.
Literally, the second ingredient in Corn Flakes is "Sugars".
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What Kellogg's cereals are both "very healthy" and "very cheap"?
Well I meant cereal in general but looking at the actual ingredients very briefly both Corn Flakes and Special K only have 4g of sugar per 1 1/4 cup servings.