Post Original Chips Ahoy Cereal 17 oz.

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Like Fruity Pebbles, but higher calorie and higher sugar—maybe birthday cake shouldn't be your go-to breakfast if you're going for nutrition. As far as a cereal that will actually taste sweet, Special K Banana Cereal's not a terrible option—a little bit of fiber, a little bit of protein. Original Kix is not the most nutrient-rich cereal, but 1 cup a half cups only has 160 calories, so if nothing else, it's a pretty neutral vehicle for milk. Later, during WWII, many of the products that were sent to the troops were made to be enticing and delicious with whatever ingredients were on offer. With less protein and less fiber than the non-flake Grape-Nuts, these remain a great choice, but you're better off opting for the original.

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Not a lot of fiber or protein in this cereal, but it's fairly low calorie, if you keep to the recommended portion. Significantly more sugary than would be ideal, Mueslix is also made with whole grains, nuts, and dried fruits that will keep you satisfied. The peanut butter variety is higher fat and lower fiber than the original flavor, though it's still a satisfying breakfast with plenty of nutrients to keep you satisfied.However, not all breakfast cereals are created equally," explains Lisa Moskovitz, founding RD and CEO of The New York Nutrition Group.

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When paired with milk, each spoonful delivers a satisfying crunch followed by a sweet, chocolatey flavour, reminiscent of enjoying the actual cookies. is an American chocolate chip cookie brand, baked and marketed by Nabisco, a subsidiary of Mondelez International, that debuted in 1963. When TV ads became more common for cookie and cereal brands, these comic strips were brought into the TV ads that Nabisco used to advertise Chips Ahoy!This meant that chocolate products were commonly sent to the troops, and chocolate flavoring became more common as well. Wakefield was begged to release her recipe so that everyone could make it in their homes following WWII. The combined product packaging that includes other candies usually splits the bags in half and shows the Chip Ahoy! Slightly lower calorie, and the almonds will help keep you satisfied, but otherwise more or less the same.