Cereal

[Rabbitmama85]

What's your favorite? I have a serious sugar addition with cereals, looking for options that other people are finding to enjoy and are sway friendly.

[atomic sagebrush]

I am addicted to this stuff: Product: Cold Cereals - Quaker Natural Granola, Apple,Cranberry, Almond | QuakerOats.com (http://www.quakeroats.com/products/cold-cereals/granola/applecranberryalmond.aspx)

I also ate a lot of this when I got my 3rd boy Nature's Path Flax Plus® Pumpkin Flax Granola | 11.5 oz. box | Enriched with pumpkin and flax seeds to offer up an impressive 450 mg of Omega-3 fatty acids and 1500 mg of Omega-6 fatty acids. (http://shop.naturespath.com/Flax-Plus-Pumpkin-Flax-Granola/p/NPA-890072&c=NaturesPath@Granola)

They are not exactly sugar free tho. :/

Do you like just plain oatmeal at all?? One of my favorite treats for a while there (when I got DS 3 and 4) was oatmeal with peanut butter and a little sugar in it, or cinnamon/apple oatmeal (this requires a lot more sugar).

[Rabbitmama85]

I looove the pumpkin flax, but I only get it when Costco has it for a good price. Actually I tried you're idea of oatmeal with the peanut butter and molasses today and was hugely surprised by how good it was.

Does the quaker have enough dried fruits in it to count as a serving of fruit?

[Throwaway_panther]

We're sort of an anti-refined sugar household here, and my go to is atomic's oatmeal + peanut butter, but I add half a banana for natural sweetness. With a pinch of salt and a bit of vanilla extract and some walnuts, it tastes like banana bread!

[atomic sagebrush]

The Quaker actually does have a fair bit of fruit in it - depends on how much of it you eat. :)

[skillet04]

I used to buy the Nature's Path pumpkin flax granola at Aldi's and the last time I was in there I noticed that their simply nature brand or whatever has their own pumpkin flax granola so for those of you who like a deal might check Aldi's

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