100g usually. Coco Pops are rich in taste yet poor in iron amount. Go for some rice pops or some shredded wheat. Its okay to have a treat once in a while though...
No, it depends on the natural and fortified ingredients of the cereal.
Usually it is right on the side of the box but you could probably go on the website that is on the box for the amount of iron in your cereal.
Well, It depends on the cereal. If you're eating cereal that is known to be healthier than others, than it might have a good amount of iron in it. Each serving of the Fruity Pebbles cereal is 10% iron, while the Honey Nut Cheerios cereal gives 25%. So it all depends. Healthier cereals are more likely to have more iron.pameladiscount.com Jewelry storePlease visit and tell your friends.
There are many iron containment in cereal. Iron helps build red blood cells. Without Iron, we could get tired a lot, and get more diseases.
The answer here would depend on if you mean hot or cold cereal either way you can add rasines, grains, beans, nuts , or seeds for more iron in your cereal ...REFER TO LINKS @ BOTTOM OF PAGE ...
Eggo cereal is about 25% Iron in the 12 servings.
The iron in total cereal is elemental iron shavings which can be extracted from the cereal with a strong magnet after it has been ground to a powder and mixed with water.
"Zero-Iron Crunch"
MaterialsA piece of paperMortar & pestleMagnetic stirrerA magnetSome tap waterPlastic bagProcedure:1) Obtain as close to exactly one serving cereal as possible (by mass). Write down its mass.2) Crush the cereal to a fine powder in the mortar and pestle, you may have to do it a little at a time. The more finely ground the cereal is, the easier it will be to get the iron.3) Put the crushed cereal on a piece of paper. Run the magnet over crushed cereal several times, shaking the cereal around so you don't miss any particles.4) Look for the black in iron on the magnet.5) Collected the crushed cereal from the pieces of paper and put it on the plastic bag.6) Cover the crushed cereal in your plastic bags with tap water.7) Let crushed cereal desalted into the water.8) Run the magnet inside your plastic bags several times, shaking the cereal around so you don't miss any particles.9) Remove the magnet and collect your iron on the clean pieces of paper.(but before putting the iron on the pieces of paper u should take the mass of the paper) let it the iron dry for a minutes.10) When the iron is dry find the mass of the iron alone. Put the piece of paper with the dry iron on top of the scale and subtract the number that the scales reads form the mass of the paper that was taken before.11) When subtracting the mass of paper alone and the mass of the iron with the paper will give the amount of iron.
It really depends on the type of cereal.
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