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    im on a cutting diet at the moment, but i just cant help the great taste of cereal once in a while. yumm cookie crisp, frosted flakes.. are they OK to eat once in a while? i rarley have cheat meals so would it be alright to have a bowl or two of cereal as a cheat meal?
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    Cheat meals can be anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by guesswhosback View Post
    im on a cutting diet at the moment, but i just cant help the great taste of cereal once in a while. yumm cookie crisp, frosted flakes.. are they OK to eat once in a while? i rarley have cheat meals so would it be alright to have a bowl or two of cereal as a cheat meal?
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    The major problem with those cereals is that they shoot your blood sugar through the roof making you crave more only after one sitting...I can attest 2 months ago I couldn't drop them from my diet and they were blocking my fat loss progress...once I did I drop off the remaining 8lbs of fat and now I'm really lean..5' 9 29W in fact

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    If those photos are really of you then I really don't think you have anything to worry about if you do BUT, personnally , I wouldn't eat that stuff so I can't tell you what you hear and say yea knock yourself out. I think a cutting diet should be just that. Cut the crap cut the calories. A cutting cycle is short term and I think if a person has the desire, motivation and will power to achieve a specific goal, they wouldn't eat something like that. So called cheat meal or not. Choice is yours.

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    Awhile ago I found cereals (though not even the 'sugary' variety) to be slowing my cut progress. They were a quasi-regular part of my morning nutrition every other day or so and when I experimented with cutting them out completely my results accelerated immediatly.

    For the record I was basically eating whole grain, "healthy" cereals with decent amounts of protein and fiber thinking I was ok, but personally it was hurting me a lot more than I realized.

    Try cutting that crap out of your diet for 2 weeks and see if your results don't convince you to change your ways. It's all about how your body responds
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    Every cereal I have EVER seen has a ton of sugar in it.


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    Shredded Wheat doesn't

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    Quote Originally Posted by cjrmack View Post
    Shredded Wheat doesn't
    Calories 242 ( Kilojoules 1009 )

    % Daily
    Value*
    Total Fat 1.5 g 2%
    Saturated Fat - 0%
    Cholesterol 0 mg 0%
    Sodium 0 mg 0%
    Total Carbohydrates 50 g 17%
    Dietary Fiber 7 g 28%
    Sugars 1 g
    Protein 7 g
    Calcium 28 mg
    Potassium 220 mg




    1 gram of sugar is not that much, but it's probably from HFCS.

    Besides that shit has 50 carbs per serving, and no one is going to eat 1 serving, more like 2. So that's probably 100 carbs right there. I can't imagine they are super low GI either.
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