If you're faced with a busy morning, the most convenient route to breakfast usually involves cereal boxes. Open. Pour. Add milk. Eat. However, in terms of nutrition, the options in the cereal aisles don't compare equally. Variety that contain chocolate chips and marshmallows are likely to be the least healthy of options, yet healthy choices, like some granolas and sweetened whole grain kinds, can be loaded with sugars, added sugars, and harmful fats, in addition, they could be deficient in healthy nutrition.
"Never judge a cereal by the front of the box; the manufacturers aren't there to help you be healthy," says Gretchen Spetz, RD, dietitian in the clinical department at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center in Ohio. To find out the truth about it is essential to look through the ingredients and nutritional information label to identify hidden sugar sources as well as hidden processed ingredients. What you must find are ingredients such as whole grains, oats whole brown rice, and wheat that are high in fiber compared to more processed carbohydrates.
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