Buys food packed with sugar to get wristband to be healthy.

Seems legit.

Its just an offer if you dont want to buy it then just dont!

How are they 'packed with sugar' though? I mean, you don't ever say that when someone has cereal with milk, right? But why not? Semi skimmed milk has around 9.5g sugar per 200ml, so before you've even added cereal to breakfast you're getting more sugar than these cereal bars.

The stigma around these is hilarious to be honest, mainly due to the ridiculous Daily Mail articles, etc. I personally think they are absolutely fine as long as you don't sit on your **** all day expecting to lose weight! Low in salt, low in saturates, low in calories, but a pretty good source of vitamins, fibre and slow burning energy if you buy ones with nuts/seeds/wholemeal cereal etc. Sure there's a few bad breakfast/cereal bars - worryingly the ones aimed at kids, but then you should always read nutritional info, etc.

I'm really quite intrigued on how the HUKD Anti-Sugar Division Food Police survive without sugar. I'm amazed they have the energy to even browse this site tbh!

I think you guys need to so some research instead of shamelessly accusing people.
Sugars in milk come from lactose, which is a natural sugar produced by milk and enzymes.
This is different to added simple sugars present in cereal.
Honey has a high sugar content and is not as good a substitute as sugars present in fruit for example, from fructose. Fructose in fruit won't spike your blood sugar due to the high fibre content in fruit.

Not all sugars are equal.

whats the spec of the band?

The question you should be asking is... Does the fitband actually work?

Buys food packed with sugar to get wristband to be healthy.

Seems legit.

Its just an offer if you dont want to buy it then just dont!

Seems to be pretty good for the price, seems a little better than a basic step counter, pretty much all a fitbit does really.

I think the thread title should reflect the £3 p&p because this is not really free

​Haha exactly, people are like sheep these days and hang on the word of the media etc, instead of doing their own research.

I think you guys need to so some research instead of shamelessly accusing people.
Sugars in milk come from lactose, which is a natural sugar produced by milk and enzymes.
This is different to added simple sugars present in cereal.
Honey has a high sugar content and is not as good a substitute as sugars present in fruit for example, from fructose. Fructose in fruit won't spike your blood sugar due to the high fibre content in fruit.

Not all sugars are equal.

Heat. Worth the money to track how many steps are done in a day and a good motivator to increase physical activity. See how you get on with this device before you decide to upgrade to something like a Fitbit or Jawbone.

I know that. But members here seem to have such a stigma toward sugar in general. At the end of the day these are low calorie bars and they actually don't have much sugar in comparison to things people consume daily without thinking twice about. I mean, the 6.5g in Special K Red Berry Cereal Bars barely amounts to 1.5 teaspoons of sugar ffs.

At under 100 calories and about 6.5g of sugar they are actually pretty good for people wanting to diet while doing light daily exercise to lose weight. The calories from this would be burned off after a 1-mile 20 minute walk...

Has anyone actually managed to fully process the codes on Kelloggs site?
Have tried over 5 times and at the point of 'place order' the site goes 'oops something went wrong'.

Can anyone please tell me if the packets need to have the offer on the cover to be eligible, or will any packets do towarss the fitband offer?

Many thanks.

M

Ah, the moral superiority of the Sun reader strike again :wink:

They have managed to type and string together coherent sentences, so can't be a sun reader.

But anyway, yeah as far as cereal bars go these don't seem that bad for sugar, mind you they are pretty small and you'll feel like you've not eaten anything once you finish, but still...

Thanks OP , have been thinking about getting something like this, am taking part in the GCC ( Global Corporate Challenge ) and am thinking that over the course of the 100 days I'm likely to lose the pedometer they give you, so this would be a handy backup if I can get it in time.

​Low calorie is usually considered 5 G of sugar per 100g. I kinda hate the whole bar thing we have nowadays. You'd think eat natural and all those things are low in sugar, but for the same amount of calories you could have a whole fruit. And that'd have more fibre and vitamins, so not really a great option I think.
If I want a chocolate bar I'd rather keep it as a treat and have a real chocolate bar rather than a small substitute. They never seem as satisfying lol

Not really about the sugar, the carbohydrate content/GI index is pretty naff with most kelloggs cereal.

HOWEVER; cereal bars are made for people who don't have time for cereal in the morning. Having a cereal bar is far better than not having anything at all as your metabolism won't start burning and neither will your brain

I can't see the word "minimum" anywhere....

*yawn*

Ok if its not written its well understood! If you dont like the deal just dont get it. I dont understand why people moan about it!! :smirk:

It's well understood IF you read your opening post. Its not hard to mention it in the title though and make it clear from the start

The fact is it's not "free" and it's not "£6"

Not true.....

​Very unfortunate that

Glad you realized you need permission :laughing:

UPDATE: recived my firband today its not too bad.

It took around 5-7 days its not bad ... One of those china ones not comparable to fitbit at all.

That happened to me the first time but then it went through. Saying that though it didn't work on my phone so I then tried my tablet so not sure if that made a difference.

same for me

Has anyone got any spare codes I went to buy some more packs as my daughter wants one but they've run out?

what type of fitband is it because there are different ones for example the fitband touch or the fitband pro?? xx

Who said anything about cereal? That's junk food packed with sugar too.

These bars have 13g of sugar per 37g of product. That's over a 3rd of it pure sugar. It would be like having a bowl of porridge and making every 3rd spoonful from a bowl of pure sugar.

I find it offensive that this sort of promotion dupes people into thinking what they are eating is healthy. It's not, it's the worst kind of junk food and the worst possible way to start a day. Glucose spike at 9am, sandwich van by 11.30am guaranteed.

Received mine this morning

Spare codes:

FTQBEZGIYS

FTGJNMWZKS

Another one:
FTIINSIGAW

I ordered and paid for a black fitband on Tues.12th July where is it

Bought 2 Special K prom packs for fitbit but both packs when opened only show part of code as glue joint removes part of both codes.
No code at all on Chocolate Delight Bar box
.!!! Not happy

Does anyone have any spare codes please?

Are you sure? Yes please that would be great. Send me a private message to discuss. Thanks.

i have put in each code and got a tick for each then i am told they are invalid. What is going on?

I think its expired now!

Any one have a spare code pleas?i have three code .but my mistake i put these in kitchen.now two code i can read .but one is i read only 3 number other part vanished.i do,nt know what happend .or from where buy this pack.because now these pack i did.nt see instore asda.

I have just wasted an hour of my life putting the codes in over and over with it just going back to the beginning. If they have run out of bands surely it would say at the beginning. Headache now putting in the codes

It is absolutely rubbish...counts the steps even if you sitting down,,lol !!!!!!