What kind of cereal are you guys eating?

[Razorhog]

Cereal for lunch?

[shilala]

Originally Posted by Razorhog

Cereal for lunch?

Of course. I don't do breakfast. I seldom eat or drink anything until after one in the afternoon. Today was an exception, but I got up around 5:00 (instead of 7:00, when I normally drag my ass out of bed).

[Razorhog]

Originally Posted by shilala

Of course. I don't do breakfast. I seldom eat or drink anything until after one in the afternoon. Today was an exception, but I got up around 5:00 (instead of 7:00, when I normally drag my ass out of bed).

Ahh. Well, I hate to say it but I'm a honey bunches of oats (with almonds) fan myself. As for sugary cereal, I go with coco puffs or Reese's puffs.

[aich75013]

The times that I do eat cereal, I eat Honey Bunches of Oats with Almonds. It tastes good for a healhy cereal. Honey Nut Cheerios would be my second choice.

I usually don't have time to sit and eat cereal. I keep a few boxes of cereal bars at my desk at work and eat one when I get to my desk in the morning.

[Razorhog]

My wife is preggo and trying to watch sugar intake - we found it surprising that Honey Nut Cheerios have more sugar than Honey Bunches of Oats.

[wayner123]

Originally Posted by Razorhog

My wife is preggo and trying to watch sugar intake - we found it surprising that Honey Nut Cheerios have more sugar than Honey Bunches of Oats.

She should look into the Fiber one cereals. While they don't taste as good as coco puffs, they are still very tasty and good for pregnant women.

[14holestogie]

I've got 4 in my rotation.

Honey Bunches of Oats with almonds

Shredded Wheat (the big biscuits)

Grape Nuts

Froot Loops (not so sure with the "new" improved flavors)

[G G]

Originally Posted by shilala

Of course. I don't do breakfast. I seldom eat or drink anything until after one in the afternoon.

That sounds like me Scott. You know that's going to help us become diabetic if we aint careful.

[shilala]

Originally Posted by ggainey

That sounds like me Scott. You know that's going to help us become diabetic if we aint careful.

How I've managed to avoid it so far is a mystery to me. I should have it something awful, but so far, so good. I'm getting better as I get older, eating better stuff and more "regularly". I still haven't broke through that "eating in the morning" barrier. It makes me sick.
Hopefully that'll iron out before too long.