Cereal

Yes and no. All bodily processes depend upon the transformation of sugars to ATP in the mitochondria; thus, sugars are necessary to and promote life. When consumed in excess, however, sugars are stored as fats. Fat is necessary in the body (to prevent bruising from light contact, in cell membranes, etc.), but may also be stored in unhealthy amounts.

Sugars, regardless of their "natural" or "processed" status are necessary to life. Therefore, consumed in appropriate quantities, natural and refined sugars are indeed healthy.

If you want more info I suggest finding out what natural sugar is in the food you are eating and then research that sugar more directly.

The zippered bag is more expensive than the current bag.

Rice provides more than one fifth of the calories consumed by humans. This cereal grain is the most important staple food for a large part of the world's human population, especially in Asia and Latin America. Rice is associated with prosperity and fertility, which is why it is traditional to throw rice at weddings.

lol I'll give you a hint... its not oatmeal!

Something that is heterogeneous is defined as being composed of parts of different kinds. The raisins, milk, cereal flakes, are all extremely different and just put together they are not chemically mixed so therefore they are known as heterogeneous.

Wheat and rye are like brothers in the wheat family. Although rye is more organic and is the most healthiest grain you will eat. Even though you might see whole wheat in breads or sandwiches, its still better to rye bread since your body needs all that minerals.

Each box of cereal has the serving size amount listed on the corner. Usually it's 3/4 or a cup of cereal per serving. Be safe if your counting calories and buy a measuring cup beforehand. It's all too easy to fill the bowl to the top, and then some...

That is most commonly wheat, but can also be possibly made of barley or grains like quinoa.

typically, cereal is eaten with milk. Fill a bowl as full as you would like with cereal, and then add about 1-2 cups of milk, whatever you prefer. Use soy milk if you are lactose intolerant. On top, add small or sliced fruit. you can use raisins, bananas, peaches, strawberries or whatever else you want. some people even add chocolate chips! On the side if you are hungry, toast with jam or cream cheese is delicious. cottage cheese is also very good for you. Any type of fruit, like oranges or apples, is very healthy too. Avoid eating very sugary products in the morning (like donuts)(sorry!) because although they may make you feel full for a while, they don't give your body the proper nutrition it needs to start the day. Plus, they are very fattening and will make you feel bloated, thirsty and tired.

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If your into losing weight here is some good ones that taste good...

1. Special K

2. Total Crunch

If you really don't care...

1. Honey Nut Cheerios

2. Reese Puffs

Some for kids are...

coco puffs

rice crispy

Cheerios

Apple jacks

cinnamon Toast crunch

fruit loops

frosted flakes

and cookie crisp whoever put the last post was no help you only gave like four

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coco pops is the worlds best cereal because it is so chocolaty & yummy & nice in your tummy any time of the day especially in the mornings :)

Ireland eats the most cereal coming in at 15 pounds per person per year.

Oatmeal

As long as they're not allergic, eating just a few won't hurt them, but you still shouldn't feed it to them, especially on a regular basis, or in excessive amounts.

A machine applies a strong glue solution to the bottom of the box and to the sides. After the machines fill the glued box with a bag of cereal, another machine applies a weaker glue to the top flap and closes it

'''''Well it is the flake people that make the flake they put on more frost on than others so become''''' '''''heavier.'''''

They are grasses, and have large seed heads with very large seeds that can be easily harvested but don't shatter easily when brushed by or touched, like what happens with their wild cousins. They also have a very shallow root system, which enables them to be an annual, not a perennial. They have a shallow root system because 80% of their energy goes into seed production, not leaf nor root like the more native and pasture-type grasses do.

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I'm eating a bowl right now. (Tuesday, July 27, 2010) I would guess that it is not discontinued. I hadn't seen it for years, so perhaps they have resurrected it?

Anyone know?

James Caleb Jackson invented Granula, the first manufactured COLD breakfast cereal in 1863. Granula was an early version of Grape-Nuts, consisting of heavy grains of bran-rich Graham flour. The grains had to be soaked overnight before use.

Currently, Quality Planet Gourmet Foods makes a version of Granula using modern day resources to update the what was once a tasteless food. Instead of heavy grains, Quality Planet uses seeds (pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and sesame seeds), oats, maple syrup and honey.