As far as breakfast cereal goes, they are nowhere near as bad as the most popular brands - discounting what I would term as non sugary cereals like corn flakes, rice crispies and healthy wheat bases cereals like wheetabix.

They have 10+ grams less sugar per 100g than:
Kellogg's Crunchy Nut
Kellogg's Ricicles
Kellogg's Frosties
Kellogg's Coco Pops

The have the same sugar content as Honey Cheerios.

I do

I have been trying for months to buy Honey Nut Cornflakes. The Mrs takes a look at the back and that's whatI have to do.....put em back..."Too much Sugar" tssssk!

​Fair point, but most portion sizes are usually between 25g - 45g, so it isn't exactly representative of what people are actually eating.

not as nice as Cinnamon Toast Crunch :-)

Thanks for that. Will go tomorrow. My favourites x

​Obviously you don't eat much sugar going by your profile pic!

thank you!, love these. offer not labelled on the shelf in Aldershot, but worked great at the till.

Not as nice as Cinnamon Grahams :wink:

Heated, my favourite cereal but only for a treat now and then.

Heat - rarely on offer. Britain's only cinnamon cereal when the US has about 20+ varieties!!!!!

that's right

they're on the way with the diabetes unit

Nope but there are many people who let there kids eat massive bowls of the stuff which should be a treat based on its nutrition content, then let them eat crisps and chocolate because the though they got a good breakfast, then feed them chips and nuggets, then wonder why they have the attention span of Dory, waste line of me and get type 2 diabetes before they are 40.

some do

sugar content is scary

or at least over the weekend

I do

they never seem to reduce the strawberry flavoured ones of these .. i'd eat those until the cows came home