I learned a harsh lesson last night: what I consider a normal bowl of cereal is about a thousand calories of food. You're looking at 200 grams of lightly frosted corn flakes plus 300 grams of chocolate milk. Life lesson: a single bowl of cereal (especially if it's frosted) can be, calorically speaking, worse than a large, sugary snack. And it'll ruin your day if you're trying to stay under a certain caloric limit.
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200 grams of cereal?! O_o
ReplyDeleteFor gits and shiggles, I decided to calculate how many calories would be in an equivalent amount of Shredded Wheat--which is 100% wheat and has no added sugar--along with 300 grams of whole milk. It comes out to 900 calories (~710 from the cereal + ~190 from the milk), only 85 calories less than your total.
ReplyDeleteI think 200 grams of any cereal with 300 grams of milk is going to be a lot of calories.
"200 grams of cereal?! O_o"
ReplyDeleteOh, you puny humans!
Haaaaaaggggghhhh ha ha ha ha haaaaa!!
"...is going to be a lot of calories."
ReplyDeleteCereal is a killer. A cereal killer.
There are not enough groans in the world for that.
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