When you want to snooze your alarm a few extra times without losing the opportunity to fill up your stomach before you start your day, cereal is a lifesaver. That said, the market is flooded with ...

My daughter loves cereal for dessert, and when I look at how much sugar is in her favorite kinds, it’s easy to see why. But here’s news for parents who think their kids won’t eat lower-sugar cereals: ...

From breakfast cereal to fitness cookies to freezer meals, current trends are forcing food companies to produce high-protein, low-carbohydrate and dietary-friendly products that promise to taste like ...

Love cereal? Dietitians say these five options can help support better blood sugar without sacrificing flavor.

Breakfast cereal has a bad rap thanks to its history as a sugary treat for kids. It went from being one of the best ways to start the day to becoming one of the unhealthiest. As nutrition has evolved, ...

Could this be the end of cereal aisle showdowns between parents and sweet-toothed tots? New reduced-sugar versions of popular children's breakfast cereals -- everything from Froot Loops to Frosted ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Kids who start the day with a bowl of sugary cereal are consuming almost twice the sugar they would take in eating healthier options -- which, incidentally, they would be ...

Could this be the end of cereal aisle showdowns between parents and sweet-toothed tots? New reduced-sugar versions of popular children's breakfast cereals -- everything from Froot Loops to Frosted ...

Last year, I wrote about a study that showed cereal companies market the cereals with the sugariest nutritional profiles to kids, essentially encouraging children to choose Froot Loops over, say, ...

To create sweetened cereals with cross-generational appeal, Kellogg's simply cut the sugar, and its price for reduced-sugar Frosted Flakes is the same as the original. However, Post and General Mills ...

The kids studied liked low-sugar options, and even though they added more sugar, their breakfasts weren't nearly as sweet as kids who ate sugary cereals. The results appear online Monday in Pediatrics ...