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Fiber One ... 1/2 cup = 60 calories/24 grams of carbs of which 14

grams are fiber!! No sugar (I add Splenda) and a bit twiggy

crunchy ...

There's also a really good organic flax cereal (dont have the box at

the moment to recount the stats)flakes with blueberries in it with

about the same amount of fiber ..tastier too ...can be found in

healthfood section of grocery store or at Costco as well ...

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*who has been known to add cheerios to cottage cheese too*

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I really like Optimum Slim -- it's a little high in sugar (10 g) but

it's got 11 g fiber and it tastes really good. Plus it's got 9 g

protein so that helps balance out all of the carbs.

> Can anyone reccomend a cold cereal to mix with cottage cheese? ...

it's

> my first time ...

> I've read where it's best to use a high fiber cereal and was

looking for

> some reccomendations.

>

> Thanks!

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I've recently tried sprinkling some All-Bran on my cottage cheese and

blueberries (along with Splenda) and it added a very nice flavor and crunch

to it. The All-Bran by itself is pretty good in milk with some splenda.

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> Fiber One ... 1/2 cup = 60 calories/24 grams of carbs of which 14

> grams are fiber!! No sugar (I add Splenda) and a bit twiggy

> crunchy ...

>

> There's also a really good organic flax cereal (dont have the box at

> the moment to recount the stats)flakes with blueberries in it with

> about the same amount of fiber ..tastier too ...can be found in

> healthfood section of grocery store or at Costco as well ...

>

>

> <<joni>>

> *who has been known to add cheerios to cottage cheese too*

>

>

>

>

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I think that cereal is called Optimum. At least I have one that has Flax and

Blueberries in it that's called that. It's yummy! The company makes several

other blends too.

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Re: Cold cereals

Fiber One ... 1/2 cup = 60 calories/24 grams of carbs of which 14

grams are fiber!! No sugar (I add Splenda) and a bit twiggy

crunchy ...

There's also a really good organic flax cereal (dont have the box at

the moment to recount the stats)flakes with blueberries in it with

about the same amount of fiber ..tastier too ...can be found in

healthfood section of grocery store or at Costco as well ...

<<joni>>

*who has been known to add cheerios to cottage cheese too*

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I think that cereal is called Optimum. At least I have one that has Flax and

Blueberries in it that's called that. It's yummy! The company makes several

other blends too.

_________________

" Whatever women must do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half

as good. Luckily, this is not difficult. " -Charlotte Whitton-

Re: Cold cereals

Fiber One ... 1/2 cup = 60 calories/24 grams of carbs of which 14

grams are fiber!! No sugar (I add Splenda) and a bit twiggy

crunchy ...

There's also a really good organic flax cereal (dont have the box at

the moment to recount the stats)flakes with blueberries in it with

about the same amount of fiber ..tastier too ...can be found in

healthfood section of grocery store or at Costco as well ...

<<joni>>

*who has been known to add cheerios to cottage cheese too*

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I really like some of the Kashi cereals. My fav is the Good Friends

Cinna-Raisen Crunch. A serving has 10g of fiber. I usually half a

serving, though. Go Lean Crunch is also good, with 8g fiber. Both

also have some protein, as well. I put on top of my cottage cheese,

add a little Splenda, and put a scant 1/4 cup skim milk over. Yum,

I'm eating some right now! :) Oh, and sometimes I sprinkle some All

Bran on top for a little extra fiber.

> Can anyone reccomend a cold cereal to mix with cottage cheese? ...

it's

> my first time ...

> I've read where it's best to use a high fiber cereal and was

looking for

> some reccomendations.

>

> Thanks!

>

> --

> |Demoness Abigor|net.goth|The Pinkest Deceptagon in da world!

> |AIM|AbigorBot|

> |Josh: you mentioned Transformers! and didn't use the words " are

lame " in the same sentence! you are my dream girl!

> |Hedwig: " I'd like to share with you a bedtime story that mother

once whispered to me in the dark and later retracted. "

> |LJ|http://goddess_abigor.livejournal.com

> |JROCKROLEPLAY|http://www.earth-inferno.com/jrockroleplay/

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> From: " Columber " <acolumber@...>

> Date: 2004/06/22 Tue AM 08:52:20 EDT

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> Subject: Re: Re: Cold cereals

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Question: I have cherios berry blast with 1/2c of skim milk. Any suggestions to

add protein to this? I'm thinking maybe a little cottage chese to balence it

out.

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I really like some of the Kashi cereals. My fav is the Good Friends

Cinna-Raisen Crunch. A serving has 10g of fiber. I usually half a

serving, though. Go Lean Crunch is also good, with 8g fiber. Both

also have some protein, as well. I put on top of my cottage cheese,

add a little Splenda, and put a scant 1/4 cup skim milk over. Yum,

I'm eating some right now! :) Oh, and sometimes I sprinkle some All

Bran on top for a little extra fiber.

> Can anyone reccomend a cold cereal to mix with cottage cheese? ...

it's

> my first time ...

> I've read where it's best to use a high fiber cereal and was

looking for

> some reccomendations.

>

> Thanks!

>

> --

> |Demoness Abigor|net.goth|The Pinkest Deceptagon in da world!

> |AIM|AbigorBot|

> |Josh: you mentioned Transformers! and didn't use the words " are

lame " in the same sentence! you are my dream girl!

> |Hedwig: " I'd like to share with you a bedtime story that mother

once whispered to me in the dark and later retracted. "

> |LJ|http://goddess_abigor.livejournal.com

> |JROCKROLEPLAY|http://www.earth-inferno.com/jrockroleplay/

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