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  1.  06-14-2009  11:01 AM
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    Kashi products all around are awesome. You can't find anything healthier or more balanced for the price.



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    I love honey nut cheerios, frosted flakes, honey bunches of oats, and as always oatmeal.

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    Can cereal be a big no no? I never went for eating eggs in the morning my breakfast always consisted of cereal before working out. =[

    I usually ate Special K. That's what I had today

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    [QUOTE=Santa89;2013997]Can cereal be a big no no? I never went for eating eggs in the morning my breakfast always consisted of cereal before working out. =[

    I usually ate Special K. That's what I had today[/QUOT

    Same here, I have a bowl of special K (red berries,vanilla almond)every morning. Is this a bad cereal if you are trying to lose the fat??

    Thanks

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    bout to knock back a big ole' bowl of cinnamon toast crunch right now...mmmhmmm...

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    Oatmeal is the obvious good choice.

    Cheat cereals:
    Corn Pops
    Fruity Pebbles
    Frosted Flakes
    Oh!s

  7.  08-25-2009  09:47 AM
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    Originally Posted by Chops89 View Post
    Oatmeal is the obvious good choice.

    Cheat cereals:
    Corn Pops
    Fruity Pebbles
    Frosted Flakes
    Oh!s
    Wow can't believe you mentioned Oh!s those are so damn good, but I thought I was the only one who ate them. Yeah I like Go Lean! Crunch, Quaker Oatmeal Squares and Mini-Wheats for decently healthy cereals and Golden Grahams, Oh!s, Reeses Peanut Butter Puffs, and Corn Pops for cheating or Postworkout

  8.  08-26-2009  12:27 AM
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    Originally Posted by slipondajimmy View Post
    I like Uncle Sam Cereal
    +1 Uncle Sam is AMAZING. That an oatmeal, I mix them together almost every morning along with 1 scoop of whey, 1/2-1 banana, 1/2 cup of frozen blueberries, and skim milk. I also eat a grapefruit and 1 or 2 eggs and a cup of green tea.

  9.  08-26-2009  05:12 PM
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    Interesting study about High GI cereal (Cornflakes in particular but pretty much 90% of cereal out there)

    http://www.jonnybowden.com/2009/08/c...ink-again.html

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    Originally Posted by shortstop1616 View Post
    Raisin Bran... thats whats up
    x2 They most put an addictive drug in it as far as I'm concerned.

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    Life

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    I checked out my Raisin B and its got 0 trans. *crunch crunch crunch*

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    0 Trans fats just means under 1gram per serving not that it has none. So if something has .5 it says 0 on the box and depending on the serving size it could add up. Something to think about

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    DAMN IT

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    Originally Posted by andro69 View Post
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    carb up days for me must start with Cinnamon Life

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    kashi - honey almond flax

    $3 like 8g fiber, 9g protein, 4.5g fat tastes amazing
    For me, the action IS the juice.

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    kashi golean

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    Originally Posted by MegaCalf View Post
    kashi golean
    Is the **** mmmm addicting stuff. The crunch ain't too bad either.

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    Originally Posted by MarleyDog View Post
    Kashi products all around are awesome. You can't find anything healthier or more balanced for the price.
    I definitely agree if your going to eat breakfast cereals Kashi is the brand you should be looking into.

  20.  09-03-2009  07:51 AM
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    The protein derived from the Kashi cereals is soy based. Just an FYI

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