Cheerios

250 fluid grams in one cup

there are 8 oz per cup so it would be 10/8= 1.25 cups

No, rabbits should not eat any processed foods or treat foods made for humans. (Even many treat foods made for rabbits are unhealthy and should be avoided!) A single Cheerio will not harm your rabbit but there's nothing good about your rabbit eating it and a large amount of Cheerios or small amounts over time will likely lead to illness.

Rabbits should eat a diet of lots and lots of hay (unlimited 24/7 access), with some high-quality pellets and fresh greens daily. If they eat too many treats (even safe treats -- see below), they won't eat enough healthy food (particularly hay) and they will likely get sick.

Safe treats to feed rabbits include some fruits and vegetables (like a small bite or two of apple or carrot), some whole grains (like an oat groat or two; please note these are not the same as rolled oats or oatmeal or whole grain breads/crackers!), and some flowers. There are many foods that are toxic to rabbits so always do specific research before giving any food to your rabbit! See the related links/questions below for more info and helpful links.

No. The ingredient label (from a box with the use-by date 19 Jul 2011) shows: Whole grain oats, modified corn starch, sugar, salt, tripotassium phosphate, WHEAT STARCH, and vitamin E.

Wheat starch is made from wheat.

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I think it depends on which brand, Quaker oats have loads of different types and i think per 100 grams its something like 60g carbs and 45 grams is 42.3g carbs but i don't think there would be much difference between other brands because its all the same really :)

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4 weight watchers points

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They did not come out until 1941.

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Cheerios are a type of cereal that look like mini-bagels. There are honey nut cheerios as well.

1.27 ounces of cheerios are present in a cup.

There are not whole nuts in the cereal, but there is natural almond flavor in the ingredients.

If your guinea pig has eaten some cheerios by accident, its not a serious problem. but feeding guinea cereals with any type of sugar, fructose and similar - that is not good at all.

Cheerios do contain gluten. They are not gluten free.

Lester Borchardt is one of the creators of Cheerios. He died recently at age 99.

Depends if it's Honey nut or any other flavored type DEFINITELY NOT, but just regular cheerios then sure but not alot they can have two or three as a treat but no more, this could in fact make your bird sick break one up into four pieces and it can be a nice training treat!

no, because One of the most obvious reasons why sugar is bad is because it has VERY high calories, you have to put sugar in cheerios, some people do and some people don't so for the ones who DO put sugar in your cheerios , no it's not health for you.

THE CHEERIOS KID Beginning in the mid-50s and continuing through the early 70s. "The Cheerios Kid" was a mainstay in their commercials, ranking alongside most of the characters created for rival Kellogg's cereals. The Cheerios Kid was the original mascot. The bumble bee is the current mascot.

There are 109.5 calories in 1 cup of cheerios.