Take a walk along the cereal aisle of the supermarket and you would think it was the epicentre of a wholesome diet. The garish packaging jostles for attention with comforting claims: High in fibre ...

Seemingly "healthy" breakfast options have been linked to an accelerated rate of biological aging, new research suggests.

But manufacturers use the term ‘cereal’ on packaging to encourage us to think the product is healthy when this isn’t necessarily the case. “You could market anything as breakfast cereal, ...

Colors: Healthy cereal is not going to contain a lot of colors. Signals of added sugar: Cereals that say "frosted," “honey,” “granola clusters,” “coated clusters” or “marshmallows” on the packaging.

The lead nutritionist at a trailblazing science and nutrition company has identified three breakfast cereals that present ... labelled prominently on their packaging. On the Zoe podcast ...

Commission director Dr Tim Lobstein said: 'We are all encouraged to think of breakfast cereals as healthy foods. 'Health promoters are telling us to eat more of them and to cut back on sweet ...

Of course after that I had to order the whole range. The honey almond flavour is good, but it isn’t as good as the chocolate ...

Lidl has said it will remove cartoon characters from its own-brand cereals to help parents buy healthy products. It hopes that the rebranded packaging, to be introduced in the spring, will ...

I asked two registered dietitians about what to look for in a "healthy" cereal. Both said it should have at least 3 grams of fiber and fewer than 5 grams of added sugar. Three Wishes has 3 grams ...