9 UK Breakfast Cereals To AVOID (And 2 That Are Worth It)

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• TE

  @terencewhite8105 · 7 months ago

  If you took notice of all these you tube food or drinks posts you would not eat or drink anything

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• PL

  @platescope · 4 months ago

  It’s crazy how some cereals are marketed as healthy when they’re basically dessert in a box. Glad someone is breaking it down.

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• JE

  @jeancurr5807 · 7 months ago

  Oh my god  WHAT CAN WE EAT!!!!!!!!!

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• ST

  @steviechalmers1218 · 1 month ago

  The scandal that are being exposed are frightening, it’s making devastating  reality, that these companies don’t give a dam about your health or wellbeing 😡😡

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• GL

  @glynbirchall9146 · 7 months ago

  At a meeting years ago a food inspector told me the only cereal he eats is shredded wheat.Last week at kellogs three members of staff were murdered , police are looking for a cereal killer ...SORRY.

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• SP

  @Spiritdancer88 · 6 months ago

  Plain Weetabix and Shredded Wheat are good, both are low in sugar and salt and high in fibre.

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• MI

  @michaelhaywood8262 · 1 month ago

  I get cereals from the health food shop. They do equivalents of Allbran and of Branflakes but without the high levels of added sugar and salt. They also sell unsweetened puffed wheat and puffed rice.

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• MA

  @margaretmclennan5169 · 2 months ago

  According to this we may as well just starve

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• PA

  @paulinedrewery3759 · 7 months ago

  Most cereals are full of glyphosate, which is sprayed on most of our food, be careful what you eat.

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• PA

  @patriciabailey1937 · 7 months ago

  I bought a packet of gluten-free cornflakes last week; I had been raised on cornflakes but in recent years I have become gluten intolerant. I bought a packet of gluten-free not checking the box/ packet. I have always enjoyed cornflakes but on my first spoonful I was shocked how sweet the flakes were and thought that in the packaging some of the sugar must have collected in the spoonful I had just tasted- but no, the ingredients on the box mentioned not only sugar but also honey! What is the need for both?  I contacted the company and was informed that children like both. The Government should really get apply  the whip on food manufacturers! Someone has to accept responsibility!

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• EV

  @everTriumph · 1 month ago

  A bowl of Cornflakes was a guaranteed blocked bowel for my father as he grew older. This occurred very time he was fed them in hospital as well as at home.

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• ME

  @MelanieLarge-y4t · 5 months ago

  My mother in-law always has a good bowl of cereal every morning. She usually has a mixture of all bran and puffed wheat (not the sweetened one). I also love the puffed wheat. The ingredients on the box read,Durum wheat and that's it, just wheat. My mother in-law is 94 years old and still going pretty strong too.

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