A few months back I embarked on a diet. The diet I am following allows me to eat what I like as long as I count it and do not go over my limit each day. I am one of those people that will almost always find time for breakfast and really see the benefits from doing so. When I started the diet I went out and bought all the healthy cereals and starting measuring out. But what I found was that they were not as healthy as they claimed. For example I found less Saturated fat in some chocolate cereals than muesli. This meant that in order to stay in my limit my bowl of cereal would end up being minute, and not even worth bothering about. Then on a shopping trip to ...  Read the complete review

I am always on the lookout for tasty yet healthy breakfast cereals. This certainly hits the spot. I first saw this at Sainsbury's. It didn't used to be stocked at Tesco's but I am pleased to say it is now. It is a little more expensive than some other cereals, and has a slightly smaller box. It's mid range price wise. Not down there with the rice crispies but not up there with Jordan's country crisp. Anyway. There isn't really much smell. I suppose a bit oaty, if anything. A 40 gram serving is a nice big serving, but not too big. You get a hearty bowl for just 122 calories. The cereal resemble little brown curls. They look very ...  Read the complete review

I recently discovered Weetabix Crunchy Bran cereal in my local Asda priced at £1.77. I am generally a fan of everything weetabix do, as all their cereals are comparatively low in sugar, fat and contain loads of added vitamins. In the past I have found bran flakes boring and once milk is added they usually turn soggy really quickly. Nutritionally, Crunchy bran is a blend wheat bran, wholewheat and oat bran fortified with B vitamins, vitamin D, calcium and iron. Per 40g serving it contains only 122cals and 1.4g of fat and it is of course high in fibre. I was really surprised at how tasty and crunchy it is..and it doesn't turn soggy! It definitely tastes wholesome and I ...  Read the complete review

I decided to go on a low fat low calorie diet and was shopping around for a suitable breakfast cereal to start the day with. Most cereals are high in sugar and calories but after having stumbled across this beauty my problems are solved. It's not that hard to find when you actually come across a supermarket that actually stocks it. So far I have only seen it in Morrisons and Asda but i'm sure as it's popularity rises it will become readily available throughout all major stores. But it comes in a bright yellow box with blue writing. I have a bowl of these a day with skimmed milk and it keeps me full until lunch time. A bowl gives me 34% of my RDA of ...  Read the complete review