[bobbee]

I have been going through the nutrients of various cerials, time consuming.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.

 

[moon]

I have been going through the nutrients of various cerials, time consuming.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.

All regular cereal raises my bg too much so is out of my diet, but I do eat a hot cereal that I like quite a lot. It's this one.

For the water I use 1:1 cream:water and add a few sliced strawberries to it. Yum!

 

[etherea]

All regular cereal raises my bg too much so is out of my diet, but I do eat a hot cereal that I like quite a lot. It's this one.

For the water I use 1:1 cream:water and add a few sliced strawberries to it. Yum!

I followed your link and was reminded that I bought that a couple of years ago. I need to get more--I remember liking it.

 

[moon]

I have been going through the nutrients of various cerials, time consuming.

Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Although I don't eat cold cereal, saw mention of Magic Spoon cereal, thought of you, and pass it along. No clue what it tastes like but it looks very diabetic-friendly. Seems to be sold only on their site.

Here's one review.

 

[etherea]

All regular cereal raises my bg too much so is out of my diet, but I do eat a hot cereal that I like quite a lot. It's this one.

For the water I use 1:1 cream:water and add a few sliced strawberries to it. Yum!

Thanks for the reminder--Amazon said that I last bought it in 2017. :hungry:

 

[moon]

Thanks for the reminder--Amazon said that I last bought it in 2017. :hungry:

I had it on Subscribe and Save ... and was just notified that it wasn't part of that any longer so no more 15% discount Guess I'll just have to buy 3 bags at a time and get a discount that way!

 

[Cassie2922]

I make my own cereal with sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, almonds and unsweetened coconut flakes. I mix it all up and roast it for about 30 minutes on 400 degrees, stirring occasionally. You can add cinnamon to it.

 

[etherea]

All regular cereal raises my bg too much so is out of my diet, but I do eat a hot cereal that I like quite a lot. It's this one.

For the water I use 1:1 cream:water and add a few sliced strawberries to it. Yum!

I used cream and water also. I like it.

 

[etherea]

I bought some hemp hearts to add to this cereal. After looking at Cassie2922's post I'll add some unsweetened coconut to it next time!

 

[etherea]

I found some Sola Granola at a local store (Drug Emporium/Vitamins Plus) that comes in different flavors. I've tried Chocolate Maple Pecan and Strawberry Vanilla so far. It has 4g net carbs and neither has hurt me so far. It appears to be available online also, but mine was cheaper in town.

 

[etherea]

I found some Sola Granola at a local store (Drug Emporium/Vitamins Plus) that comes in different flavors. I've tried Chocolate Maple Pecan and Strawberry Vanilla so far. It has 4g net carbs and neither has hurt me so far. It appears to be available online also, but mine was cheaper in town.

I found it in the closeout section at Kroger, but it went fast. I went back for more yesterday and it was gone.
Apparently they make keto friendly bread too, but Kroger didn't have any. According to their website https://solasweet.com/it should be in the frozen bread section.

 

[etherea]

All regular cereal raises my bg too much so is out of my diet, but I do eat a hot cereal that I like quite a lot. It's this one.
For the water I use 1:1 cream:water and add a few sliced strawberries to it. Yum!

I ordered this today. There's still no subscribe and save, but it is back on prime. I couldn't buy it when shipping was out of sight.

 

[mbuster]

That looks good and so does the granola shown on the frequently bought together listing.

 

[etherea]

It is good! It's the best of the hot cereals I've tried--now I need to go look at the granola I haven't noticed it.

 

[mbuster]

Its not by the same company, I saw it listed just below the big pic on your link, NuTrail I believe. Yesterday there was a NuTrail biscuit mix listed as the third thing, today it is a different granola product by Simply Fuel. I'm gonna put a couple of them in the cart for BH's next order.

 

[etherea]

Its not by the same company, I saw it listed just below the big pic on your link, NuTrail I believe. Yesterday there was a NuTrail biscuit mix listed as the third thing, today it is a different granola product by Simply Fuel. I'm gonna put a couple of them in the cart for BH's next order.

Let me know what you think when you try them. My family didn't eat cereal when I was growing up. I learned to like/eat hot cereal after I got married.

 

[mbuster]

Will do, it's still in the cart for now.

 

[mbuster]

It came in last week, but I haven't tried it yet since I don't normally eat breakfast, Will try it in the morning and let you know.

 

[mbuster]

Well, I didn't have it this morning, but I had it this evening. I must say that is not bad. I used the recommended amount of water and it was just right as far as texture. Even had a slightly oats taste. I did put about a tbsp of butter in it and ate about a third of it then put a tsp of swerve brown sugar in it. Both unsweetened and sweetened were good. If it weren't for the absence of the size of the actual oats, I'd call it oatmeal. Next time I'll try adding some HWC and cinnamon.

BH liked the blueberry granola, she puts it on her yogurt. It's pretty good by itself too. Tried the Simply Fuel granola too. BH says its good in yogurt too, but not so much by itself.