Kashi products all around are awesome. You can't find anything healthier or more balanced for the price.

I love honey nut cheerios, frosted flakes, honey bunches of oats, and as always oatmeal.
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
[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
bout to knock back a big ole' bowl of cinnamon toast crunch right now...mmmhmmm...
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
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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I checked out my Raisin B and its got 0 trans. *crunch crunch crunch*
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![]()
DAMN IT
kashi - honey almond flax
$3 like 8g fiber, 9g protein, 4.5g fat tastes amazing
For me, the action IS the juice.
kashi golean
The protein derived from the Kashi cereals is soy based. Just an FYI