Cereal better than Fiber One?

Cereal better than Fiber One?		lovinmylife24
		Jul 25 2008 14:38
So, I have been LOVING my Special K (almost every flavor) but decided to try Fiber One Honey Clusters since I hear everyone rave about it. Well, I am eating it now and think it's kind of gross. I used to like Kashi heart to heart and liked it more than this yucky stuff. Is there something else with the benefits that actually tastes good? (I also have tried the other flavors and don't like it). Thanks!!

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#1	smspector	Jul 25 2008 14:57
One of my favorites was the Kashi GoLean Crunch! cereal. It tastes great but still keeps you full. I like the original one but there's also Honey Almond Flax if I'm not mistaken.
#2	cellophane_star	Jul 25 2008 15:10
I like mixing Kellogg's All Bran Buds (1/3 cup = 70 cals & 12g fiber) with a lower calorie cereal like Nature's Path multibran flax flakes or Kashi Heart to Heart.
#3	white_sakura	Jul 25 2008 15:20
Original Post by cellophane_star: I like mixing Kellogg's All Bran Buds (1/3 cup = 70 cals & 12g fiber) with a lower calorie cereal like Nature's Path multibran flax flakes or Kashi Heart to Heart. Yeah, I think mixing the high-fiber Fiber-one cereals with other cereals that don't have as much fiber is your best bet if you're trying to sneak in more fibers. Otherwise, I think Kashi is an excellent choice, especially Go-lean =]
#4	karozel	Jul 25 2008 15:23
I wasn't exactly thrilled with the Fiber One Honey Clusters, but if you like sweet stuff try their caramel delight. It tastes a lot like Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal and has about 13 grams of fiber in a bowl. YUM!!!! I like to eat it as a crunchy snack (dry) in the evenings.
#5	cellophane_star	Jul 25 2008 15:39
Personally, I don't like Fiber One that much. Too much sugar. With All Bran Buds, it has the same amount of fiber but you don't have to eat as much of it and I prefer the taste. I also put it in yogurt.
#6	runner02	Jul 25 2008 16:03
Kashi GoLean!
#7	rachelcrow	Jul 25 2008 16:45
Original Post by smspector: One of my favorites was the Kashi GoLean Crunch! cereal. It tastes great but still keeps you full. I like the original one but there's also Honey Almond Flax if I'm not mistaken. I just got the Honey Almond Flax one because I love the bars and don't like Kashi Go Lean. It's better than Go Lean, imo, but not as good as the bars :( (Not enough almonds lol...)
#8	lovinmylife24	Jul 25 2008 16:52
Original Post by karozel: I wasn't exactly thrilled with the Fiber One Honey Clusters, but if you like sweet stuff try their caramel delight. It tastes a lot like Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal and has about 13 grams of fiber in a bowl. YUM!!!! I like to eat it as a crunchy snack (dry) in the evenings. I have tried the Caramel Delight. I wasn't very fond of the taste. I think I will try mixing two cereals. I like the fiber I get from fiber one (the reason I eat a Fiber One peanut butter and oat bar everday). I used to not be able to consume 200 calories for a bowl of cereal but I have since changed my opinion when it is MUCH better for you than sugary stuff.
#9	madetoshine	Jul 25 2008 18:16
Regular Kashi Go Lean tastes like rabbit food, in my opinion. If you're going to try it, make sure you get the CRUNCH version -- it comes in original and honey almond flax. Both are delicious, although they are a little high in sugar, but they are high in fiber and protein too!
#10	dave98z3	Jul 25 2008 18:18
I use a combination of cereals...I found that by themselves they lack generally something so I found if I mix several of them it tastes better to me...my preference is Kashi (4 or 5 different ones with fiber one) sounds crazy but I like it.
#11	sydthekid	Jul 25 2008 21:05
I like to mix Kashi Good Friends with GoLean Crunch. I find that this is a great mixture of fiber and protein to get me started for the day. I used to eat Fiber One, but stopped because it has aspartame in it, not sugar.
#12	white_sakura	Jul 26 2008 00:51
Original Post by sydthekid: I used to eat Fiber One, but stopped because it has aspartame in it, not sugar. I found this cereal called Fibrette (from Italy) and the minimal amount of ingredients says something like (I threw away the box...^^;) "70% bran, B1, B2, B3, iron..." Should I be concerned how they put the vitamins in the cereal, and if they put any flavorings such as sugar or aspartame in it, since I'm really doubtful that bran could be the only ingredient (unless I really do have super bland taste buds and enjoy this cereal without other ingredients O.o;)?
#13	c_jamie	Jul 26 2008 02:49
Fiber One is awesome!! I love that stuff!! Whether its original or honey clusters. Eat the honey clusters quick, they get soggy fast!
#14	no_audience	Jul 26 2008 21:39
Fibre 1 = rabbit food. Go with life multigrain cereal or allbran guardian. I love allbran guardian as a snack! Oh and it has just as much fibre as fibre 1!
#15	strangeepiphany	Jul 27 2008 21:04
Original Post by no_audience: Fibre 1 = rabbit food. Go with life multigrain cereal or allbran guardian. I love allbran guardian as a snack! Oh and it has just as much fibre as fibre 1! I like All-Bran Guardian too, though I think it's a bit sweet. I have to disagree that it has as much fibre as Fibre 1 though: All-Bran Guardian: 1 cup (34 g), 110 calories, 6 g fibre Fibre 1: 1/2 cup (30 g), 100 calories, 14 g fibre (more than 2x that of Guardian!)
#16	buggyhair	Jul 28 2008 03:46
I mix Fibre 1 (30 grams) with Vector (55 grams), makes for 2 servings (one for each of my coffee breaks).
#17	cecilyb03	Jul 28 2008 04:42
I mix 1/2 cup of regular Fiber One with 1/2 cup regular Kashi GoLean. I can't eat Fiber One by itself-I agree with whoever said it's like rabbit food! But the Kashi masks the taste, or at least I think so. When I first started eating it, I had to add berries to it to make it edible, but now I can eat it plain.
#18	elizabeth24	Jul 29 2008 00:31
Yes! Barbara's Shredded Spoonfuls, Barbara's Puffins, and Kashi are all really great, healthy, low calorie, YUMMY choices. The links are to blog postings on them. Enjoy!
#19	nycgirl	Jul 29 2008 01:47
Puffins are yum but I can demolish a box in no-time so they are dangerous for me. I also love Kashi Heart-to-heart, love the sort of crunchy soft texture. Sweet enough too. Go-Lean is tolerable but lacks taste, good in yogurt, same with Fiber One, great to mix with yogurt.
#20	stardust51	Jul 29 2008 03:52
I am a fan of mixing cereals. I really like Kashi's new Honey Sunshine cereal, but don't want to add too much sugar so I take 1/2 cup of that and use 1 cup of Kashi Whole Grain Puffs (70 cal per 1 cup). I use the Whole grains puffs as a filler for most of my cereals to make the bowl bigger.
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