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ria
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I don’t like cereal that taste/is like eating bark (bran flakes, shreddies, wheatabix) – is there any other cereal out there that is good for you (ie not high in sugar or salt)?

I was quite surprised to find that Special K had more sugar in them than Sugarpuffs last time I looked!

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the_brown_ghost
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Lifts Leg... PPPFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFTTT!!!

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rapunzel
rapunzel

Maybe Cheerios?

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rollyb
rollyb

How about good old oat meal?

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anonymous
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"I don’t like cereal that taste/is like eating bark(bran flakes, shreddies, wheatabix)"

I would like to get some of that bark.

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frog_australienne
frog_australienne

Cocoa Pops are actually not that bad when you read the label. Have you tried toast?

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niner
niner

I don't know. Aspen bark is pretty tasty.

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cocodrilo
cocodrilo

Actually, a good slab o' bark might have better health benefits. Next time read the list of ingredients in that cereal- is there actually any real 'food' in there?

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ria
ria

Why is it stupid that I want to find a cereal to eat that is healthy but doesn't taste like bark?

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mockchoc
mockchoc

Don't eat cereal then if it's not nice in your eyes?

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