Kellogg's Special K Sustain Reviews
Product Type: Kellogg's Breakfast
Newest Review: ... (plus one balanced meal) for two weeks, and you'll drop a dress size. Sounds too good to be true, doesn't it? I thought I'd ... more
... get into shape for my holiday, I only wanted to loose a bit, so I gave it a go.
Firstly: Special K is between £2.50 and £3.00 a box, and very small box at that. Enough in fact only to last four to five days when you're doing the diet. Your wallet will certainly lose weight quickly.
Secondly: whether this is psychological or not, it doesn't fill you up. Within half an hour of my first bowl I was ready to take a bite out of a colleague. I persevered, eating fruit rather than 'indulgence snacks' until the second bowl at ...more
by - written on 01/04/08 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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Being an old man now I try to keep myself in shape as best I can so I can see out my time as fit as is possible and perhaps even prolong my time on gods green earth. One way in which I try to look after myself is to eat healthy and in doing so I like to start my day off with a bowl of cereal and a fruit juice. I have my preferred cereals (they are the rather mundane Cornflakes and Rice crispies) but I do like to try other things. When her indoors returned from shopping one day sporting a box of Kellogg's Special K Sustain I was quick to try them but did not like what I tried at all. The flakes in Special K Sustain are made with brown rice and ... Read the complete review
by - written on 30/12/07 (Very useful, 150 readings)
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My Mum always said Breakfast was the most important meal of the day. And quite rightly as it has been proved that we work better after food, but eating the right food is important. I used to enjoy Muesli for breakfast until I found the oats upset my stomach after losing part of my bowel when I developed some tumours. Now I eat Special K and have done for several years, so when I spied Kellogg's Special K Sustain on offer at a local supermarket I popped a box in the trolley to try it. Details on the Box. =============== Kellogg's cereal packets are all quite similar, so it didn't stand out from all the other Special K packets apart from a bright ... Read the complete review
by - written on 21/01/08 (Very useful, 158 readings)
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Seems everyone is at it everyone except me that is. With all the fuss over the nations apparent health problems, what with obesity, heart conditions, and of course smoking Kellogg's have jumped on the band wagon and who have they got to hype up their sales none other than Ian Wright, football pundit ex player and all round good guy. He's on a mission to fit up the youngsters and anyone else who cares to participate. Well I'm not really up for all that but I will partake of one of the products which is in the Kellogg range and is supposed to be good for you,.......they are all good for you they all have added nutrition, added vitamins, less salt, ... Read the complete review
Sustaining (1408 words)by - written on 14/04/08 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I had heard lots of positive things about Special K Sustain and decided to try it out to help me through my pregnancy, now how can a cereal designed for healthy eating and dieting help through a pregnancy, what possible use would it be to an otherwise slim woman, well you see baby 3 or Lumpy, as we so fondly call him/her, seems to have the appetite of a sumo wrestler, no matter what I eat or in what form I always feel hungry, not just gentle hungry either, we're talking gut wrenching hungry that makes me feel either ill or faint, it's not the nicest way to spend your day so I find myself reaching out to products lie Sustain to help me cut down on my bad snacking, much ... Read the complete review
by - written on 05/07/10, updated on 05/07/10 (Very useful, 79 readings)
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I've recently been following the Special K Diet plan, which allows you to create a personal plan based around eating two bowls of Special K cereal a day, in combination with a healthy balanced meal for lunch or tea. I was on the lookout for variations to the normal Special K flakes as I figured it would get boring eating the exact same thing twice a day for two weeks. I discovered Special K Sustain on the cereal shelves at Sainsbury's where they had a special offer of two boxes for £4. Special K Sustain is described as "a delicious combination of wholegrain rice and wheat flakes with a touch of honey and tasty crunchy cereal bites." I was ... Read the complete review
Products Similar to Kellogg's Special K Sustain
Kellogg's Special K - 
Helps you lose weight, filling 
Quite expensive for cereal
Kellogg's Special K Red Berries - Nice with cold milk Berries too sharp
Kellogg's Special K Peach & Apricot - low in fat good taste high sugar content
Kellog's Special K Bliss Berry Crunch - A nice healthy breakfast, or in my case snack. The fruit was a bit too sour for my palate.
Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Clusters, Honey and Nut - Delightfully crunchy Very sweet and sugary, too overpowering, not really 'morning' food
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