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Default Sugar free cereal

On 1/8/2016 12:19 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
> On 2016-01-08 9:27 AM, Helpful person wrote:
>> Years ago I used to buy sugar free cereal; cornflakes or bran. (I
>> just don't like the sugar.) This seems to be unavailable today. Does
>> anyone have a source for this?
>>

>
>
> ??? Your grocery stores don't carry non-sugared cereals. They all do
> around here. The breakfast cereal aisle is split roughly 50-50 with
> sugared and non-sugared cereals. I have no problem getting Shredded
> Wheat, corn flacks, bran flakes, Shreddies, Cheerios, Wheatabix, Muffets
> and a few others. Some of those might have a small amount of sugar to
> make them more edible, but you can always make yourself some porridge
> and know it is sugar free.
>


Of course all of those brands contain a small amount of sugar, Dave.
The thing is some of them (such as original Cheerios, which I love)
don't taste sweet. But they do contain sugar.

I doubt you can completely get away from *any* added sugar. However,
the amount is likely miniscule unless you're buying something like
Frosted Flakes. Maybe that's where the line of demarcation is in your
store's cereal aisle.

I'm not sure why the OP wants/needs to completely avoid sugar. I tend
to avoid sweet tasting food. But dry cereal doesn't have to taste sweet
or be loaded with sugar. It simply contains sugar.

He's already stated he doesn't want to eat *hot* cereal. He's not
interested in porridge/parritch/oatmeal/Maypo or Cream of Wheat. Or
grits. LOL

Jill