Cereal is one of the quickest breakfast options, but how does it impact our overall nutrition profile? Here’s how to get the most out of your meal. The healthiest cereal is going to be a fiber ...

But good news for those nights when you can’t be bothered to fire up the oven or UberEats: Experts say cereal isn’t ...

Some cereals have front-facing claims that ... From there, you can work your way up. Federal health experts recommend that most people consume less than 50 grams of added sugars each day.

The BHF recently released a ranking of the breakfast cereals from worst to best. It's not used brands - so shouldn't start a war amongst fans - but looks beyond taste and into the health benefits ...

With words such as 'harvest', 'natural' and 'country' on the packs, they sound the healthiest of breakfast cereals. Yet they do you as much good as eating a bowl of broken biscuits, shoppers were ...

Cereal packs often feature health claims, such as the presence of ... for the British Dietetic Association (BDA), says the most important information is found in the ‘per 100g’ column.

it is not the healthiest thing you can eat. As I’ve previously mentioned in the Eater archive, I am a Chex Mix enthusiast. We are a Chex family; it was an omnipresent cereal in my childhood ...

Texas AG Ken Paxton: Kellogg's cereals labeled 'healthy' include food dyes Those dyes — including Red 40 and Yellow 5 — are petroleum-based Despite concerns, the additives are compliant with ...

I love cereal, but sometimes it seems nutritionally ... Watch for hidden sugar. Federal health experts recommend that most people consume fewer than 50 grams of added sugars each day.