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    Apparently dentists in the UK are blaming cereals for causing tooth decay in children!!

    Too much sugar in them - the worst is Kellogg's!!

    They are banned in my house as are all the E additives (well as many as possible)!

    Chicken or beef?


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    You should try Rice Chex. They are my favourite when I'm state side! Not as sweet as Kellogs cereals and they do Corn Chex but I've not tried them!

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    Try Publix Mountain bread - thats the nearest we have found - off the bakery.
    My son likes "Lucky Charms" stateside, but BOY are they sweet. Even the Bran flakes are loaded with sugar if you check - god help a diabetic with some of these 'no added sugar 'items !!


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    Yes we find the US cereals too sweet......

    Have searched high and low for Weetabix....but with no luck. Anyone know if they sell them over there???

    Sharon
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    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Sharon G
    Yes we find the US cereals too sweet......

    Have searched high and low for Weetabix....but with no luck. Anyone know if they sell them over there???

    Sharon

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    They sell Weetabix where I live in MA.....but my daughter said they stopped selling Shredded Wheat....she should know...she works there.....


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    Hey Chrizzy, you mentioned earlier that you like 'Honey Nut Loops' is that in the US or the UK?
    They used to be my favourite, then they stopped selling them, and come out with some other cereal like 'Honey Loops' or something and they were no-where near as good!
    So does that mean that the US still sell them?!
    Chris


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    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Sharon G
    Yes we find the US cereals too sweet......

    Have searched high and low for Weetabix....but with no luck. Anyone know if they sell them over there???

    Sharon

    [/quote]

    Publix at the 27 end of the 192!

    Chicken or beef?


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    Kellogs just started selling low sugar Frosted Flakes (Frosties). My wife loves them.
    Jeff & Amy Stephens


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    My son Tom say`s you should do what we do go to Denny`s for the pancake breakfast we went there on our first day and them could not tempt with any sort of cereal [8D]
    kym


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    <blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Campbell
    Hey Chrizzy, you mentioned earlier that you like 'Honey Nut Loops' is that in the US or the UK?
    They used to be my favourite, then they stopped selling them, and come out with some other cereal like 'Honey Loops' or something and they were no-where near as good!
    So does that mean that the US still sell them?!
    [/quote]

    the kids bring home the cereals they like....my daughter loves Cheerios......we've had loops in the US....or maybe I'm mixing up the names.....sometime they have things on sale here for only a short time.....then stop...........


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