Cereals

Breakfast Cereal Versus Eggs: Which One Makes For A Healthier Morning Meal?

While eggs are incredibly nutritious, there is something to be said about breakfast cereals too- they're filling and more convenient. But are they healthier as compared to eggs for the first meal of your day?

Thought Your Bowl of Breakfast Cereal was Healthy? Well, Think Again!

Most breakfast cereals are high in sugar and carbohydrates, and can lead to Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and even cancer in the long run.

Is Your Breakfast Cereal Actually Healthy? Truth Lies In Nutrition Labels

A recent paper published in the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing examined the claims printed on breakfast cereal boxes and concluded that the correlation between claims and the action nutritional facts of these cereals ...

How to Eat: Breakfast Cereal

There are certain rules about eating breakfast cereal: a small bowl, not after 10am, sugar on after the milk and never eat Shredded Wheat. How do you eat yours?This month on How to Eat - ...

Cereal Anytime: Australia's First Cereal Cafe Opens in Melbourne

Cereal traditionalists may balk at the idea, but a new Melbourne caf is pushing the revolutionary concept of shovelling down your Frosties or Cheerios in a public setting at all times of the day, even ...

Africa Must Act Now if it is to Feed Itself in 2050: Scientists

Africa will be able to grow enough cereals to feed its growing population by 2050, but only if it breaks a culture of complacency and starts now to invest more in agriculture, scientists said on ...

Cereal Bars Not So Healthy After All

Cereal bars that people eat believing they are healthier than biscuits and chocolate may not be so healthy, consumer experts have said.Researchers looked at 30 bars -- including seven specifically aimed at children -- and ...

'Foodie' Brits admit to dining regularly on cereal and pasta

Despite popularity of cookery shows, almost half of British adults admit to relying on just a handful of meals, poll revealsWe may claim to be a nation of foodies, but a quarter of Britons admit ...

Go for cereals, apple juice to throw away hangover

It's party season, but over-indulgence in alcohol can lead to headaches and other after-effects. Expert suggests that one should eat cereals and drink apple juice to get rid of the hangover.Fiona Hunter, a nutritionist and ...

The Return of Childish Things: Cafes That Specialise in Toast and Cereal Milk

In Australia's big cities you can buy a bowl of milk that once had cereal in it or eat at a cafe that specialises in toast. Ultimate comfort food or a world gone mad?