Re: LTE 2.0
Posted: September 22nd, 2010, 10:22 am
Yogurt.
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Lavabe wrote:Yogurt.
Dannon.lawgrad91 wrote:Lavabe wrote:Yogurt.
Flavored? Reduced-fat/nonfat? Anything mixed into it?
I'm partial to Yoplait Light and Creamy cinnamon roll with granola mixed in....
Regular Cheerios? Honey Nut? Chocolate? Some other flavor (are there any?)Lavabe wrote:Dannon.lawgrad91 wrote:Lavabe wrote:Yogurt.
Flavored? Reduced-fat/nonfat? Anything mixed into it?
I'm partial to Yoplait Light and Creamy cinnamon roll with granola mixed in....
Light & Fit.
Vanilla.
Cheerios.
Fruit.
Yumm.
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Regular. Can't touch the other stuff (I am thinking that our resident cardiologist would not recommend any other form).lawgrad91 wrote:Regular Cheerios? Honey Nut? Chocolate? Some other flavor (are there any?)
I'll eat the regular or the Honey Nut for variety but I have not looked at the fat/sugar/HFCS content in any of the Cheerios.Lavabe wrote:Regular. Can't touch the other stuff (I am thinking that our resident cardiologist would not recommend any other form).lawgrad91 wrote:Regular Cheerios? Honey Nut? Chocolate? Some other flavor (are there any?)
If you're used to the info for the regular, you don't want to look at that content for the Honey Nut variety.devildeac wrote:I'll eat the regular or the Honey Nut for variety but I have not looked at the fat/sugar/HFCS content in any of the Cheerios.Lavabe wrote:Regular. Can't touch the other stuff (I am thinking that our resident cardiologist would not recommend any other form).lawgrad91 wrote:Regular Cheerios? Honey Nut? Chocolate? Some other flavor (are there any?)
Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
You think 8x the sugar in the Honey Nut v. the regular is excessive?devildeac wrote:Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
Just a tad. ;)lawgrad91 wrote:You think 8x the sugar in the Honey Nut v. the regular is excessive?devildeac wrote:Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
My father-in-law cracks me up. He says that sugar cereals are too sweet, then he takes the regular cheerios or the corn flakes and dumps three heaping tablespoons of sugar over them, then drinks the milk at the end. I just don't get the man. If you're gonna do that, I figure you're better off eating the Honey Nut Cheerios or the Frosted Flakes. What do you think?devildeac wrote:Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
Well, I'm working from home today and I'm bored.....bjornolf wrote:My father-in-law cracks me up. He says that sugar cereals are too sweet, then he takes the regular cheerios or the corn flakes and dumps three heaping tablespoons of sugar over them, then drinks the milk at the end. I just don't get the man. If you're gonna do that, I figure you're better off eating the Honey Nut Cheerios or the Frosted Flakes. What do you think?devildeac wrote:Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
Yep.bjornolf wrote:My father-in-law cracks me up. He says that sugar cereals are too sweet, then he takes the regular cheerios or the corn flakes and dumps three heaping tablespoons of sugar over them, then drinks the milk at the end. I just don't get the man. If you're gonna do that, I figure you're better off eating the Honey Nut Cheerios or the Frosted Flakes. What do you think?devildeac wrote:Too much sugar in the Honey Nut style.lawgrad91 wrote:According to caloriecount.about.com: (serving size 1 cup)
Regular cheerios: 110 cal. 1.8g fat (0.3g sat fat, 0.6g polyunsat fat, 0.6g monounsat fat), 200 mg sodium, 22.4g carbs (3.0g fiber, 1.2g sugar).
Honey-nut cheerios: 118 cal. 1.6g fat (0.0g sat fat, 0.5g polyunsat fat, 0.5g monounsat fat), 204 mg sodium, 23.2g carbs (2.1g fiber, 9.6g sugar).
Any thoughts, **?
Was it a "heaping" tablespoon though?DukeUsul wrote: Well, I'm working from home today and I'm bored.....
I took out my kitchen scale. 1 Tbsp of table sugar = 16g
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