Anonymous
04/26/2013 22:28
Subject: Healthiest cereal?
I make my own granola. It's not low in fat, but I know exactly what goes in it-- real food (oats, almonds, pumpkin seeds, dried cherries, shredded coconut, olive oil, maple syrup, spices).
Anonymous
04/26/2013 22:24
Subject: Re:Healthiest cereal?
Anonymous wrote:Healthy cereal is basically an oxi moron.
damn! I was hoping someone wasn't going to say this! I thought it, but was really hoping I was wrong...
Anonymous
04/26/2013 22:20
Subject: Healthiest cereal?
We mix regular Cheerios with Honey Nut. Cuts down on the sweetness and the kids really don't notice.
Anonymous
04/25/2013 15:34
Subject: Re:Healthiest cereal?
We buy organic Chex-type and Kashi-version cheerios.
This week my daughter asked to try Life cereal. It looked to be basically nutritionally comparable to the Chex cereals so we've given it a shot.
I'd prefer she have a more rounded breakfast, but since she otherwise won't drink milk, I'm okay with cereal since she ingests all the milk as well which makes it a good option for us.
This week my daughter asked to try Life cereal. It looked to be basically nutritionally comparable to the Chex cereals so we've given it a shot.
I'd prefer she have a more rounded breakfast, but since she otherwise won't drink milk, I'm okay with cereal since she ingests all the milk as well which makes it a good option for us.
Anonymous
04/25/2013 15:31
Subject: Re:Healthiest cereal?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Healthy cereal is basically an oxi moron.
You're an idiot. Lots of cereals are very healthy.
Name one, and explain why it is healthy.
Not the PP you quoted, btw.
Anonymous
04/25/2013 14:35
Subject: Re:Healthiest cereal?
Anonymous wrote:Healthy cereal is basically an oxi moron.
+1
Anonymous
04/25/2013 14:34
Subject: Healthiest cereal?
I like the Nature's Path Heritage Flakes and Multigrain Flakes. 110cal, 4g protein, 4g sugar in 3/4c cereal.