Protein cereal

[HealthyLifeStyle 351]

I recently tried the Bariatric Pal's Honey Nut Protein Cereal. I don't think I would waste my $$ on it again. It is expensive. $15 for 7 small envelopes.

[kellym1220 473]

This is my favorite, when I'm dying for cereal:

I only eat half a serving with Fairlife 1% or FF milk. This was suggested by my nutritionist, so not every day, but acceptable.

[XtinaDoesIt 202]

12 minutes ago, kellym1220 said:

This is my favorite, when I'm dying for cereal:

I hope I remember this one when I get to have solids.

[HealthyLifeStyle 351]

2 hours ago, kellym1220 said:

This is my favorite, when I'm dying for cereal:

I only eat half a serving with Fairlife 1% or FF milk. This was suggested by my nutritionist, so not every day, but acceptable.

Oh Thanks for the good idea. I will have to try this.

[ripburn 30]

I want to try the Three Wishes Cocoa Cereal.

https://store.bariatricpal.com/products/three-wishes-grain-free-cereal?variant=41747824574646

[JennyBeez 287]

I tried the following recently:

Truely Cereal - fruit flavor. It wasn't bad, but it has a weird texture. It's made to look like fake fruit loops.

Catalina Crunch - Keto friendly- Honey Graham. It's a very hard cereal so it required a long soak in my (oat) milk. Tasted fine, a little too sweet but not excessively so.

Quaker High Protein instant oatmeals. I've tried a few flavors. Luckily my father likes them so he took sll the leftovers. Consistency and texture were fine, but they taste salty? Also they have actual (if reduced) sugars so I was hesitant to begin with. Didn't find it worth it.

I've got an unopened box of Premier Protein - Mixed berry cereal that looks promising. Fingers crossed. But that multigrain Special K looks right up my alley -- will be seeking that out.