Showing posts with label healthy cereal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy cereal. Show all posts

6/20/2011

Kashi Heart to Heart Honey Toasted Cereal with White Tea Two 21.5 Ounce Bags per Box Review

Kashi Heart to Heart Honey Toasted Cereal with White Tea Two 21.5 Ounce Bags per Box
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I have been a Kashi fan for the past few years and love the Heart to Heart and with the White Tea added, it is simply delightful!

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Nature's Path Organic Flax Plus Pumpkin Granola Cereal, 11.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Nature's Path Organic Flax Plus Pumpkin Granola Cereal, 11.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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This cereal is so good. Where I live, I can't find it for less than $5 a box. On subscribe & save, it's about $3 a box. Great deal, and way better than other cereals that claim to be "healthy."

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Nature's Path organic flax plus pumpkin granola cereal is the perfect marriage between the whole grain goodness of flax granola, healthy pumpkin seeds, and delicious rolled oats with a cinnamon flavor. This contains an impressive 450 milligram of omega-3 acids and 1500 milligram of omega-6 acids. It is made of healthy whole grains, is 100% organic, vegetarian, high in fiber, and contains no trans fat. This is sold in pack of six 11.5-ounce boxes.

About Nature's PathNature's Path is a family of organic farmers and their ilk, descended from more farmers and more ilk. The seed of the company was planted back in the '30s, when Rupert Stephens inherited the family farm--Mountain Valley farm, a place to grow field berries and a family. Since then Nature's Path has continued to grow and develop as a company that is committed to providing its customers with the highest quality organic food.

The people of Nature's Path live for healthy, great-tasting organic foods. They believe that healthy foods need not be boring and tasteless. You will be impressed when you take a bite of Nature's Path products.

Nature's Path is also committed to making a big impact on communities by giving back in meaningful ways and having as little an impact as possible on the earth by operating as sustainably as theycan. Growing organic, healthy foods in a sustainable way is the passion of Nature's Path.


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6/18/2011

Kashi Vive Probiotic Digestive Wellness Cereal, 12-Ounce Box (Pack of 4) Review

Kashi Vive Probiotic Digestive Wellness Cereal, 12-Ounce Box (Pack of 4)
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This cereal is ugly. It really looks like one of those "gross" health cereals that your grandma eats as you stare in fear and awe. With great relief, however, I can tell you that it simply tastes like a pleasant mix of wheat flakes and graham crackers. The benefits of the yogurt bacteria, broccoli, and fiber are really great, too, and quickly apparent.
I do have one word of warning. There are some people who eat the half cup of cereal recommended and some people who curl up with a bowl the size of their head in front of the TV. If you fall into the latter category, understand that you have just shifted your digestive system into overdrive. This may surprise you in multiple ways, none of which I will mention.

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Be well and enjoy this all natural fusion of delightful tastes and textures: Crunchy graham twigs, touched with a hint of sweetness, lightly toasted flakes complete with our original Seven Whole Grains and Sesame, and vanilla dipped rice crisps, making the perfect combination of crisp and crunch.

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6/16/2011

Nature's Path Organic Heritage Flakes Cereal, 32-Ounce Bags (Pack of 6) Review

Nature's Path Organic Heritage Flakes Cereal, 32-Ounce Bags (Pack of 6)
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If you're looking at this bulk item, chances are you already know you like the cereal, so I'll skip trying to explain what it tastes like, and tell you about what you'll get and how you'll get it.
The package you get is a pretty big Amazon box with another cardboard box inside it--that inner box is manufacturer packaging/shipping material which holds the 6 bags of cereal. You can open that box as normal by cutting the packing tape, or the box has perforations so grocery stores (the obvious intended recipients) can rip off the side & top of the box, making what the box calls a "presentation display", I guess because the bags, lacking their own boxes, might not stand on end by themselves. So you get the package Nature's Path sends to grocery & health food stores, and I guess that's the way Amazon does it with most of their grocery stuff.
This was my first Amazon grocery order. The flakes didn't seem to be damaged from their trip. The flakes on this product are pretty hard and small anyway, which I'm sure helps. Looking at the six bags of cereal (I cut the packing tape instead of doing the "display" rip-out), you kind of wonder to yourself and say, "That doesn't look like x amount of dollars worth of cereal". But cereal boxes are packaged so inefficiently, that part of it is an optical illusion. I was able to fill up my refillable cereal container and still have maybe 1/4 of the bag left. One of these bags (32oz) is a little more than two of the "box" versions (13oz).
I'll probably close and maybe even re-tape the box while I deplete my mass quantities to keep any curious pests out.
While I did get this econo-bag version over the smaller 6-boxes version in order to save money, buying online in itself was not in order to save money. As two reviewers so far have noted, Whole Foods (when they have them) will sell these bags individually or in bulk for a little less. However, that's probably the only reasonably-priced thing in the whole building, as one of my friends calls the place "Whole Paycheck", and which is why I don't shop there anymore (that... and also because I moved to a state where they don't have them!).
So getting to a store which actually stocks this cereal is difficult to me. Amazon's free shipping mitigates the price to where it's at least a fair price: close or even with whatever else your best deal would be, especially if you factor in gasoline to make a special trip. You might end up saving money, but for me it's a time and fuel saver, without paying more. Yes, I had to purchase a lot, but it WILL get eaten, even if it takes me a looong time. The upside is that I'm not gonna run out anytime soon! I haven't had this cereal for a year, since I moved! I really missed it!
Further product info: it took me awhile to figure out the difference between Nature's Path "Heritage" and "8 Grain" cereals. They look and taste similar, and have very similar ingredients. The biggest difference (in my book) is the use of Kamut for Heritage. Kamut is essentially a "proprietary" grain, supposedly an extinct form of durum wheat obtained from ancient tombs in Egypt. This is disputed by some, who believe it's a "landrance", or regional variation, kind of like how a border collie is still a collie, not a whole new breed. Regardless, the importance to many consumers is the lack of genetic modification. But Kamut planting is strictly licensed, and it's only allowed to be grown organically, so there are extra costs and controls involved--in other words, it's more expensive, or at least more involved, for cereal makers to make stuff using Kamut than just buying wheat off the open market. Interestingly, Nature's Path charges exactly the same amount for both cereals. So, all other things being equal, I choose "Heritage" over "8 Grain" because of the Kamut. Further comparison: 8 Grain has rice and corn, which I consider to be almost fillers, especially rice. Heritage has neither, but has Spelt AND Quinoa, both very nice grains in my view. 8 Grains is heavier on oats.
AMAZON DOESN'T LIST MILLET IN THE INGREDIENTS, but it is in there (a good thing) (it is listed in 8 Grain). Millet is an underrated grain, too often associated only with cheap birdseed. 8 Grain also has Buckwheat; Heritage doesn't. Because of the near-equal tradeoffs, I used to buy both 8 Grain and Heritage locally, and mix them together. Bulk-buying on Amazon precludes this at the moment. Either way, you can't lose. I see Amazon sells a puffed Millet cereal; it's cheap and I might 'spike' my mix with that. I also hear Amaranth will pop like popcorn; I don't know if that would work for cereal, too.
Heritage/8 Grain are not as sweet as traditional cereals, and it takes about 2 seconds to get used to that, and after that i find myself wishing it were even less sweet (cane juice is the second ingredient in Heritage, but the fourth ingredient in 8 Grain).

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What's good about the cereal? Our corn flakes are a simple but tasty breakfast. The corn we use is certified organic and grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides and fertilizers. What's good about certified organic goodness? Good food. No synthetic pesticides. No synthetic herbicides. No preservatives or additives. No genetically engineered seeds or ingredients. No irradiation, good ecology, enriched with drought resistant soil. Less soil erosion, less groundwater pollution, improved farm biodiversity, a product of the Canada.

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6/13/2011

Uncle Sam Toasted Whole Wheat Berry Flakes & Flaxseed Original Cereal, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Uncle Sam Toasted Whole Wheat Berry Flakes and Flaxseed Original Cereal, 10-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I decided to go on the low GI and found that this cereal was low gi and high in fiber. I get 50% of my fiber from one bowl of this and don't have to worry about the usual added (or hidden) sugar or sweeteners that is in many other cereals that say they are healthy like fiber one. Also, this tastes very good!

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A unique blend of toasted whole grain wheat flakes and whole flaxseed, Uncle Sam Cereal provides a natural way to start your day. Certified as a low-glycemic food, Uncle Sam Cereal contains high-fiber whole grains rich in vitamins and minerals. Every flake of Uncle Sam Cereal is made from an entire wheat berry, or kernel, that has been steam cooked, rolled into a flake and toasted. By looking at an individual flake, you can see the shape of the original grain. Our traditional "rolled berry" method preserves the natural fiber, nutritional value, and flavor of the wheat. Whole flaxseeds add heart-friendly Omega-3s and lignans. Uncle Sam Cereal is ready to eat right from the box, but it can also be enjoyed as a hearty hot cereal. Just pour a serving of Uncle Sam Cereal into a microwave-safe bowl, sweeten to taste, cover with milk, and microwave for one to two minutes. Uncle Sam Cereal contains no artificial colors, no artificial flavors, and no preservatives.

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6/08/2011

Kashi Heart To Heart Honey Toasted Oat Cereal, 12.4-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Kashi Heart To Heart Honey Toasted Oat Cereal, 12.4-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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As a serial cereal eater, I have had my bouts of addiction throughout my life from Apple Jacks and Count Chocula during my early childhood through an extensive adolescence with Sugar-Frosted Flakes, a short-lived health-oriented period with Bran Flakes and of course, my self-deceptive dieting tactics using Special K. My latest has been Kashi's Heart to Heart, which I find flavorful and filling. There is a slightly sweet taste which has something to do with the light honey glaze on the Cheerio-looking rings, though the most pervasive flavor is a toasted oat. I don't find a need for sugar, but I do like to pile up blueberries if I have them in the fridge.
I have to admit that I have used it as a dinner replacement on really lazy evenings. The best part is that the low-fat, low-sodium cereal is heart-friendly (thus the name) with one gram of soluble fiber per serving. The box claims 11 servings of 3/4 cup each, which for a cereal lover, is a stretch. I've been lucky to eke out eight bowls since I tend to overflow the bowl. Still, the calorie count is reasonable at 110 of which only 15 come from fat. For a price that is on par with local retailers, Amazon delivers the cereal in cases of six boxes, which I think is a reasonable medium-term amount.

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When your body and mouth both agree that it's love, you know you're on the right track, so treat your heart right with heart to heart cereal. When your body and mouth both agree that it's love, you know you're on the right track, so treat your heart right with heart to heart. Light, sweet, and crunchy, Heart to heart honey toasted oat cereal is a combination of honey-toasted Os, hearts made with whole grain oats, and our unique blend of seven whole grains and sesame.

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6/04/2011

All-Bran Bran Buds, 17.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4) Review

All-Bran Bran Buds, 17.7-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)
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I bought this product because I wanted to eat a healthy cereal and at the same time add more fiber to my diet. I chose All Bran because it did not contain aspartame. I got home and started reading the ingredients & realized the second ingredient is sugar and also contains high fructose corn syrup. It has 8 grams of sugar per serving, but they list a serving as only 1/3 cup. Who do they think they are kidding? An average American eats more than that for breakfast. Do they think consumers are stupid?
A box of Kashi 7 Whole Grain Flakes with Black Currants & Walnuts cereal lists a serving as 1 cup and contains only 10 grams of sugar for that whole cup. Uncle Sam cereal with Real Mixed Berries contains NO added sweetner of any kind and 1 cup of it contains only 2 grams of naturally occuring sugar coming mostly from the berries. Wow! You mean a cereal manufacturer is brave enough to make a cereal without adding sugar? Yes and it is good. In comparison eating 1 cup of All Bran Buds would be consuming 24 grams of sugar. No thanks!
If anyone at Kellogg's is reading this please know that people who are buying these types of cereals are not buying them primarily for the taste but for the health benefits. We are not the "Kindergarten Crowd" who needs sugar added to everything to get us to eat it. If I want to consume extra sugar I'll eat a cookie once in a while as a treat. If I am going to eat a cereal everyday to incorporate fiber into my diet it is not going to be one that has unneeded amounts of sugar.
Why can't the big name cereal manufacturers use stevia as an alternative sweetner? It has been used for years in Europe with no known side effects. The consumers buying these types of cereals who are trying to watch their sugar consumption and increase their fiber would gladly welcome less or preferably no sugar or a healthy sweetner such as stevia.

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All Bran brain buds cereals are crunchy and tasty high-fiber cereal made with natural wheat bran and Psyllium. Both ingredients can help lower blood cholesterol level and reduce the risk of heart disease. Plus every single serving packs an impressive 51% of your daily value of fiber.

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6/02/2011

Alpen Cereal, No Sugar Added, 14-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Alpen Cereal, No Sugar Added, 14-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I'm extremely pleased to see Amazon offering this cereal. Alpen (No Sugar Added version) is the best muesli available in Britain. Believe me, I've tried most of them (British expat). And your American mueslis don't come anywhere close to the deliciousness of this. Swiss-style muesli in general is much easier to eat than traditional muesli - mainly due to the fact that it softens in milk much faster and it includes whey powder which makes it a little sweeter and creamier when you add milk. I've tried a few other brands of Swiss-style muesli and this one beats the lot. It has just the right amount of raisins and nuts in it. :-)
A perfect breakfast, can't wait to eat it again!

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Alpen cereal is packed full of the finest natural ingredients like juicy raisins, crisp wheat flakes, roasted hazelnuts and almonds and rolled oats. All combined to ensure that Alpen is the tasty way to look after yourself .Satisfying and naturally good for you, this cereal is delicious hot or cold.

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Nature's Path Organic Flax Plus Pumpkin Raisin Crunch Cereal, 12.35-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Nature's Path Organic Flax Plus Pumpkin Raisin Crunch Cereal, 12.35-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I'm actually a diabetic; and cereal, because of it's high glucose content, is usually something I stay away from. If I eat cereal for breakfast, even the good cereals like corn flakes or cheerios, I see a sudden spike in blood sugar and usually get tired at around 10 or 11am. These Nature's Path Cereals, this one and the granola, are the only cereals from which I experience absolutely no negative effects. Because of the natural ingredients, pumpkin seeds, flax, etc. this cereal does not immediately turn to sugar for the body to process. Instead, it leaves you feeling full and energized for a long time. They taste incredible too; seriously, I prefer this over regular raisin bran or whatever you'd compare it to. Strongly recommend!

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Our granolas offer a medley of whole grain oats, flakes, crispy rice, fruit and nuts. Each cluster is filled with organic goodness. NEW! These high fiber flakes and granola contains Omega-3 fatty acids and heart healthy oats.

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5/17/2011

Kashi GOLEAN Crunch Cereal, Honey Almond Flax, 15-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4) Review

Kashi GOLEAN Crunch Cereal, Honey Almond Flax, 15-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)
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I've had Kashi cereals in the past and this was certainly the crunchiest of them all. Kashi managed to perfectly sweeten this cereal just the way I like and I found this cereal to be extremely filling. When I eat other brands as a meal I normally feel like I need to eat two bowls, but with Kashi GOLEAN Crunch! I was very satisfied with less than a bowlful. I find this cereal is best when I let it sit in the bowl of milk for about 5 minutes before eating it to soften the crunchiness a bit. The grains were full size and easily identifiable in each cluster. Since the nutrition info is not posted as of today, I will go ahead and post it here for those who are interested:
Serving size: 1 cup, servings per box 8
Calories: 200
Total fat: 4.5g (2 g polyunsaturated, 2 g monounsaturated)
Cholesterol: 0
Total Carbohydrate: 36g
-Dietary fiber 8g (soluble fiber 4 g, insoluble fiber 4 g)
-Sugars 12 g
Protein 9g
Omega-3: 500mg
Iron: 8%

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Kashi golean crunch cereal helps you stay satisfied all morning with twice the protein and fiber of the average cereal. You'll love these crunchy clusters made from Kashi Seven whole grains and sesame. They're naturally sweetened with a touch of honey and cinnamon, and then toasted to perfection for a hearty crunch.

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Benefit Nutrition Simply Fiber Cinnamon Cruchy O's Cereal, 8.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Benefit Nutrition Simply Fiber Cinnamon Cruchy O's Cereal, 8.5-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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I've tried just about every "fiber" cereal on the market, and this is the only one that is all natural and offers a ton of fiber. All of the "commercial" brands of fiber cereal are loaded with artificial ingredients. Read the label on this one, there are only a couple ingredients and they are easily identifiable.
The flavor of this product is excellent. They also make it without the cinnamon, but the cinnamon definitely "makes" this product, and also may help control your blood sugar.
I usually eat this with another cereal mixed in, but it is quite edible on its own. I just don't need 25 grams of fiber first thing in the morning.
You could also use this cereal as a fiber supplement and eat a small amount periodically through the day.

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Sugar Free, high fiber cereal

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5/15/2011

Nature's Path Organic Optimum Breakfast Cereal, Blueberry-Cinnamon, 14-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Nature's Path Organic Optimum Breakfast Cereal, Blueberry-Cinnamon, 14-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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Nature's Path is my favorite cereal brand, and OPTIMUM Blueberry is my favorite of them all.
I've been enjoying this cereal for well over 5 years.
It's organic, and full of wonderful beneficial whole grains etc. - just read the ingredients list!
It has a mixture of textures, with "twigs", "puffs", flakes, seeds and the little dried blueberries.
It's great with soy milk, dairy milk, yogurt, and even right out of the box as a snack.
I haven't bought it for awhile because it never seems to go on sale anymore, so I was thrilled to find it here on sale for $2.20 a box!
I just got my shipment from Amazon, and want to add a few notes:
While the cereal seems very fresh, I couldn't find an expiration date anywhere on the boxes.
They have changed the packaging, making it even more eco-friendly, and also slightly reformulated the cereal. The box says "Now with 25% less sugar than our previous recipe" Yay! (Don't worry, if you've had this cereal before the change, the taste is still wonderful.) So the "Nutrition Facts" have changed (not drastically) from what Amazon shows, but the fiber has dropped from 10g to 7g. The serving size is still the same at 1 cup (55g).
Here are some of the differences that may be important to you:
Calories were 190, now 200
Protein was 8g, now 9g
Total Fat was 2.5g, now 3g (Still none are saturated fat)
Total Carbs were 40g, now 38g
Fiber was 10g, now 7g (Boo!)
Sugars were 16g, now 9g (Yay!)
Sodium was 200mg, now 230mg
The cinnamon flavor is very mild, I usually add more for flavor and health benefits. I also add a small amount of walnuts (for extra EFA's, taste and crunch), or pecans. Read Update below for more additions.
Unless you are hooked on the average sickeningly-sweet, unhealthy, over-processed mainstream cereals, I think you will love this as much as I do! If you want to try a box before you buy it in bulk here, I've found it at most health food stores, Fry's / Kroger's in their health food sections, and Sprouts.
Even if you are hooked on the other stuff, give this a try, you might be pleasantly surprised. I had bought this for my parents and their verdict is: Dad loves it, Mom likes it.
Update 6/6/09: I just responded with these comments in another review, and thought they might be helpful:
I too would enjoy more berries in the cereal, but it would probably make the price astronomical, so I usually add a little of "Just Tomatoes" brand of freeze dried mixed fruit which is yummy and has a good mix of fruit - though I could do without the raisins, they're not so good freeze dried.
Just Tomatoes Just Fruit Munchies, 8-Ounce Tubs (Pack of 2)
They also have only blueberries
Just Tomatoes Just Blueberries, 8-Ounce Tub
plus strawberries, raspberries, apples, pineapple etc. just search "just tomatoes" - without quotes - in the grocery drop down in the search box.
I first found them at my local upscale grocery store (in smaller sized containers) and they are a little less expensive here, but I also like to support the local store, so I buy them from both places.
There is another brand that I haven't tried, but has gotten great reviews called Traverse Bay that has dried blueberries
Traverse Bay Dried Blueberries, 8-Ounce Bags (Pack of 3)
Traverse Bay Dried Blueberries, 4 lbs
You don't need to use a whole lot in the cereal so they last for awhile. One tip is to keep them in the freezer so they stay crunchy.
Hope this helps!

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Choose from our Optimum TM family of nutritionally sophisticated breakfast foods: high in protein, high in fiber, omega rich and low in fat. Best of all, they're USDA certified organic. Power up your day! A fun combo of crunchy strands and flakes loaded with flax, soy and blueberries.

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5/10/2011

Fiber One Honey Clusters, 14.25-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Fiber One Honey Clusters, 14.25-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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If you are expecting the old Fiber One cereal then you are going to be in for a surprise. This cereal tastes like regular honey cluster cereals and not like Fiber One twigs. It is really good. And it will really make you regular with its amount of fiber. Even my kids enjoyed the taste.
Highly recommend, try it, you'll like it.

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The original Fiber One variety provides 14 grams of fiber per half-cup serving - and no sugar. With Fiber One, Fiber One Honey Clusters and Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters, cereal eaters get more than 40 percent of the Daily Value of fiber per serving.

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5/08/2011

Fiber One Bran Cereal, 16.2-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) Review

Fiber One Bran Cereal, 16.2-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
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For all the trouble to take Metamucil, for its fiber content, the gram fiber count "ain't" much; 5 grams. Fiber one is a crunchy, flavorful, bran tasty, cereal which, in 4 oz gives one 14 grams of fiber. One cup of Fiber One equals 28 grams of fiber. When I stop to think of the ordeal involved taking Metamucil for 5 grams of fiber, though ignorant of the existence of Fiber One, and its 14-28 grams of fiber, I could commit Hari Kari! The cereal is as tasty as ones favorite cereal, a pleasant surprise, and by adding a pear to this morning cereal one hits the 30+ grams recommended by the medics.
All hail to Fiber One; wouldst I had known about it sooner! Fiber One is worth the price of admission! All hail to Fiber One, the greatest product since sliced whole wheat bread!!!

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Fiber one is a super food and is deliciously simple and easy to make.

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Fiber One Caramel Delight Cereal, 15.6-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4) Review

Fiber One Caramel Delight Cereal, 15.6-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)
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DONT BE FOOLED - This is not a Health Cereal.
The second ingredient is SUGAR and this cereal also has fructose in it. I feel like I'm eating kid cereal. It would be healthy if it had less sugar in it. Carb-conscious people and diabetics BEWARE.

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Fiber One Cereal are crunchy whole wheat squares sweetened with the delicious taste of caramel. It allows you to indulge your sweet tooth while getting 9grams or 35% of the daily value of fiber per serving

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