Thread: Best Morning Cereal

old fashioned oatmeal #1!

Originally posted by atherjen
old fashioned oatmeal #1!

Agreed!

There is also Fiber One or All Bran.

cereal overall is a no no for cutting but can be a cool addition while bulking... While bulking I'm partial to:

Kashi Go Lean Crunch
Post Bran Flakes
Cheerios!!!
fiber one

I use the fiber one while cutting as well, i just eat it dry instead of with milk...

oh YES Fiber 1 as well.. when cutting rather than using milk mix a lil whey protein(vanilla) in ice water and pour over the fiber 1. serious, sounds weird but its good!

Like we discussed in the other thread, my new kick is
Atkins Almond Crunch. You will not go back to Fiber One

2/3 cup
1.5g F
3g c
15g P

Les that sounds good!! but Im skeptical.. what are the ingredients?

You wont be able to have it- it has wheat gluten.(allergy right?)
Its made with soy protein, as most low carb stuff is, wheat gluten, corn bran, almods and splenda.

ahh crappy. just my luck!

Oats-mixed with protein is my choice!

Originally posted by Jodi
Agreed!

There is also Fiber One or All Bran.

I love ALL BRAN...
I eat the stuff like kids eat candy
I love oatmeal as well...
What ever happened to Quaker 100% Natural,
I don't see that around anymore.

I like the Post raisen brans.

Originally posted by x~factor
What is the best morning cereal out there?

Or is cereal a no-no? :o

Cereal is a no-no for some people, but not me. I could eat sticks of butter and i wouldnt get fat.

Thus, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE:
Honey Nut Cheerios
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Honey Comb
Fruity Pebbles
Captain Crunch

Dont get me started, ill be here all day

Defintiely Oatmeal!!

Originally posted by Jill
Oats-mixed with protein is my choice!

When you say "Oats" do you mean Quaker Oat Meal?
When you say "Protein" do you mean like Designer Protein (Vanilla)?

I tried those two combo and it tasted nasty.

Originally posted by Flex
Cereal is a no-no for some people, but not me. I could eat sticks of butter and i wouldnt get fat.

Thus, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE:
Honey Nut Cheerios
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Honey Comb
Fruity Pebbles
Captain Crunch

Dont get me started, ill be here all day

I'm part of that club as well......

I'm constantly heckled at work because
everyone always say "Everytime I see you,
you have something to eat in you hand"

Originally posted by Flex
Cereal is a no-no for some people, but not me. I could eat sticks of butter and i wouldnt get fat.

Thus, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE:
Honey Nut Cheerios
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Honey Comb
Fruity Pebbles
Captain Crunch

Dont get me started, ill be here all day

HAHA you eat fruity pebbles? Good choice... I always used to eat Cocoa Pebbles, but not anymore.

Originally posted by Flex
Cereal is a no-no for some people, but not me. I could eat sticks of butter and i wouldnt get fat.

Thus, I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE:
Honey Nut Cheerios
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Honey Comb
Fruity Pebbles
Captain Crunch

Dont get me started, ill be here all day

I hate you!!
lol

Cereals' really not that bad for you. I mean i wouldnt recommend it while cutting, cuz there's high carbs and sugar (and its processed),

other than that, its highly overcriticized...

when i'm home from school (over summer and winter), i'm forced to live on cereal. We eat my poor mom out of house and home, so I depend on box after box of the good Ole Captain to help me at least try and maintain size.....

Originally posted by x~factor
When you say "Oats" do you mean Quaker Oat Meal?
When you say "Protein" do you mean like Designer Protein (Vanilla)?

I tried those two combo and it tasted nasty.

Designer whey vanilla tastes nasty by it self. Try mixing chocolate protein powder (Designer chocolate is ok) with oats, it should taste much better. I sometimes mix Optimum 100% whey chocolate with my Quaker oats and it tastes fine.
^^Oh, and use milk instead of water for this. (tastes better)

Nothnig like Oatmeal! Although I do miss
CTC
CC
FP
HNC
FF
PC
CB
Trix
RC w/lots of sugar

Cook your oats first(pot with water 10-15 mins)-then I take a little bit of hot water in a differnet bowl, and mix my protein powder in the water till smooth. I use vanilla or strwberry and banana by PVL. A little splenda and mix everything together! Soooooo yummy!

best morning cereal is oatmeal.

when i am bulking I either eat a lot of oatmeal or uncle sam cereal which is ground up flax seeds and whole wheat kernels....really good. I also eat fiber one sometimes.

If it was up to me though I would eat a box of quaker Oh's everyday!!

I stick to oatmeal with hot water nowadays, when I am not eating Pop Tarts (hey, they are Quaker poptarts made with oatmeal).

I can't drink milk because it wreaks HAVOC on my digestive system, so I don't eat too much cereal anymore. I used to love Kellogg's Raisin Bran. Now I just munch on Wheat Chex right out of the box (see separate thread).

Frosted Mini Wheats isnt too bad and pretty tastey too.


But on bulk, Its all about Captain Crunch Peanut Butter Crunch.

On a refeed Lucky Charms and others are great. I go through a box or 2 in a day.

Originally posted by donescobar2000
On a refeed Lucky Charms and others are great. I go through a box or 2 in a day.

Yum! Have a bowl for me some time! When I was little I used to pick out just the marshmallows and eat them!

U know it!

Being a psychology major in university, I'm of the belief that most here live in total denial.

The food we eat is not "good". It does not taste "yummy".

A proper six-course meal prepared by a skilled chef is "yummy".

Sludgy protein on top of whole oats, which are more or less horse food, is not "good eating". It's "healthy eating".

Eating pound upon pound of bland food, and not so much as being able to spice it up with a little sauce (other than immitation ones which are salt/sugar/fat/calorie free) is not appealing.

The food we eat, or more specifically the way we eat it, (plain, or with "fake" accessories) is not served in restaurants for a reason people

All in all, bodybuilding largely takes the fun out of eating I find. This of course is just my opinion. When results matter more than taste, something has to give