Why do I always get sick after eating Rice Krispies?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Way too much sugar

Completely incorrect. Rice crispies has less sugar than nearly every other cereal. You guys are thinking about rice crispie treats!

Wrong. There is about 13 grams of sugar in a cup of 1% milk, and about 3.3 grams in a serving of rice crispies. That's 16.3 grams, which is getting comparable to a Snickers bar at 20 grams.

Or were you thinking she was eating them dry? OP, were you eating the cereal just dry?

If a glass of milk is “way too much sugar,” this thread is off the rails

No responsible person on DCUM drinks milk, 1% or otherwise. They sip lukewarm water with a hint of lemon.

Only hedonists add lemon!

I hear tell that Gwyneth Paltrow recommends putting a little lemon in alkaline water.

Brilliant, that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Way too much sugar

Completely incorrect. Rice crispies has less sugar than nearly every other cereal. You guys are thinking about rice crispie treats!

Wrong. There is about 13 grams of sugar in a cup of 1% milk, and about 3.3 grams in a serving of rice crispies. That's 16.3 grams, which is getting comparable to a Snickers bar at 20 grams.

Or were you thinking she was eating them dry? OP, were you eating the cereal just dry?

If a glass of milk is “way too much sugar,” this thread is off the rails

No responsible person on DCUM drinks milk, 1% or otherwise. They sip lukewarm water with a hint of lemon.

Only hedonists add lemon!

I hear tell that Gwyneth Paltrow recommends putting a little lemon in alkaline water.

Brilliant, that.

Ha!

[Anonymous]

Does this happen with other cereals or just Rice Krispies? I ate cereal with milk pretty much daily for decades and had no issues, until I hit my early 40s and now it gives me a stomach ache. I’m pretty sure it’s the milk, though. I still eat dry cereal with no issues. And I had a Rice Krispie treat last weekend and it was delicious.

[Anonymous]

I get an upset stomach anytime I have Cheerios. It's the only cereal that it happens with, but it can last for days. Too bad, because I love Cheerios.

[Anonymous]

I’m in my 40s and have recently become mildly lactose intolerant. I can still eat yogurt and even have some milk in my coffee, but can’t stomach a full bowl of cereal with milk.

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I also became milk intolerant as an adult.

What do you put on the cereal OP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well they are known to “snap, crackle and pop,” so they likely continue doing so in your tummy.

Nothing a swig of the pink stuff can’t remedy.

Lol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Allergy to gluten, wheat, marshmallows or butter?

Rice Krispies do not have gluten

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I get an upset stomach anytime I have Cheerios. It's the only cereal that it happens with, but it can last for days. Too bad, because I love Cheerios.

Me too! And I also love the taste.
My mom made me eat it for breakfast for years, claiming it was the “most healthy” cereal, and I had a stomachache every day for years.
She thought I was lying in an effort to get sugar cereal.
Got to love 70’s and 80’s parenting….

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Allergy to gluten, wheat, marshmallows or butter?

Rice Krispies do not have gluten

They do. Not from the rice but there is malt. Although if OP was reacting to gluten, I think it would happen with many other foods.

[Anonymous]

Maybe it's the vitamins. My one-a-day vitamin pill makes me want to barf every time.

[Anonymous]

Pesticides in the rice

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I’m guessing it’s the milk.

I have become more lactose intolerant with age. Very sad.

[Anonymous]

Snap was convicted of adulterating food after Crackle and Pop convinced Kellogg to lay him off.

[Anonymous]

Well, I have a bowl of cheerios every night as my snack and I do just fine.