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diet cereal

277 results for “diet cereal”

Mom's Best Honey Grahams Breakfast Cereal - 17.5oz

$4.89($0.28/ounce)

Nature's Path Pumpkin Seed + Flax Granola – 24.7oz

Kellogg's Wednesday Cookies & Creme Breakfast Cereal - 9oz/20ct

$10.49($1.17/ounce)
4.1(65)
Loved for: fun packaging
SNAP EBT eligible

Lovebird Grain Free Honey Breakfast Cereal - 7oz

4.7(551)
Loved for: clean ingredients
SNAP EBT eligible

Kellogg's Special K Fruit and Yogurt Breakfast Cereal - 22oz: Low Fat, Whole Grain

$5.99($0.27/ounce)

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Post Honeycomb Cereal

4.4(439)
Loved for: versatile snack
SNAP EBT eligible

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Whole‑grain amounts in these descriptions range from about 17–18 g up to 32 g of whole grain per serving.

Some diet cereals state “no added sugar” or “0 g added sugar,” while others show reduced sugar (single‑digit grams per serving). Sweeteners include non‑nutritive options such as stevia and monk fruit, fruit‑based sweeteners like date powder, and occasional use of allulose.

Labels appearing in these results include “Gluten‑Free” and “Certified Gluten‑Free,” and some products are explicitly labeled “Grain‑Free.”

Boxed breakfast cereals in these results are described as “Ready to Eat,” while instant oatmeal varieties are described as “Needs to Be Fully Cooked.”

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