Do you like eating cereal? I have done some research and here are the top 10 healthiest cereals you can eat. Let me know what cereal you like Canes!
1. Oats
Since oats are whole grains, they are rich in fiber and important nutrients. One cup (234 grams [g]) of cooked oats provides 4 g of fiber, as well as 59% of the Daily Value for manganese, 23% for selenium, 21% for zinc, and 14% for phosphorus.
2. DIY muesli
The combination of whole grains and nuts makes muesli a good source of protein. For example, Alpen muesli provides about 6 g of protein in a 2/3-cup (55-g) serving. It also contains fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
3. Homemade granola
Most types of granola contain a fair amount of protein and healthy fats. Additionally, it can provide several vitamins and minerals, such as phosphorus, magnesium, manganese, and B vitamins.
4. DIY cinnamon crunch cereal
a 28-g serving of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal contains 22 g of carbs. A single serving of this homemade version made with a sugar substitute contains only 3 g of carbs, according to the recipe writer.
5. Post Foods Grape Nuts
They provide 7 g of fiber per 1/2-cup (58-g) serving, along with a variety of nutrients, including iron, B vitamins, zinc, magnesium, and copper.
6. Bob’s Red Mill Paleo-Style Muesll
According to Bob’s Red Mill, a 1/4-cup (24-g) serving provides 16% of your daily fiber needs and 3 g of filling protein. It also contains a few important minerals, including iron and calcium.
7. Ezekiel 4:9 Sprouted Grain Cereals
These sprouted cereals are quite high in fiber and protein and do not contain any added sugar. The manufacturer reports that a 1/2-cup (57-g) serving contains 23% of your daily fiber needs and 8 g of protein.
8. Nature’s Path Organics Superfood Cereals
Nature’s Path Organics Superfood Cereals are full of wholesome ingredients. These include chia seeds, buckwheat, and hemp seeds, all of which are high in protein and fiber. Additionally, chia seeds are rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which may help reduce inflammation and promote brain health.
9. Barbara’s Shredded Wheat Cereal
Barbara’s Shredded Wheat stands out from other types of cereal in that it has only a single ingredient: 100% whole wheat. The wheat is shredded in the form of biscuits that you can crush up and serve with milk. This product also contains no added sugar — a rare quality among store-bought cereals. According to the brand, a 2-biscuit serving of Barbara’s Shredded Wheat provides 20% of your daily fiber needs and 5% of your daily potassium needs.
10. Arrowhead Mills Spelt Flakes
They provide 4 g of protein per serving plus some fiber, vitamin C, phosphorus, B vitamins, and iron, as reported by the manufacturer.
Let us know if you have had any of these cereals or plan to try any of these cereals. Thanks for reading canes!
