“The Dark Chocolate Clusters taste indulgent but won’t wreck your blood sugar. Made with five super grains including oats, ...

For a no-added-sugar breakfast, be sure to use unsweetened shredded wheat cereal. Read the label and opt for brands that contain 0 grams of added sugar. For Dylan Dreyer, 'Today’s 3rd Hour' co ...

Such marketing has no doubt paid ... to have it in your cereal or would you rather have another treat later in the day," offers Zeratsky. It's also worth noting that added sugar suggestions ...

One of the many myths about cereals ... 13 grams are added sugars. The rest comes from the natural sugar in the raisins. The federal rules are still under discussion, but there's no reason to ...

She started with cereal, comparing traditional ... People who want to cut back on sugar might be tempted to purchase foods that claim "zero grams of added sugar." Moores encourages consumers ...

Many breakfast cereals contain a lot of sugar and are considered highly processed foods. Experts recommend adults limit their added sugar intake to no more than 24-36 grams per day. One teaspoon ...

The guidelines, meanwhile, for ready-to-eat cereals recommend no more than 26 percent added sugar by weight. And sugar isn't the only concern. EWG also found in its evaluation of 84 cereals that ...

Q: What’s the difference between sugar-free, no added sugar and unsweetened ... value are high in free sugars (e.g., sugary breakfast cereals, cookies, fruit juice, sweetened yogurt).