INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Those colorful boxes in the cereal aisle might be catching kids’ eyes, but a new study finds that breakfast cereals marketed to children are packing more sugar, salt, and fat, ...

You already know that sugary cereal isn’t exactly a healthy food. Still, a recent study finds that breakfast cereals marketed to kids may be getting even worse: sweeter, saltier and less nutritious.

The breakfast cereal aisle is both a blessing and a curse for those trying to make healthier choices. With so many options available, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the colorful boxes and promises of ...

BETTER CHOICES AT THE BREAKFAST TABLE. DO YOUR KIDS BEG FOR THOSE BRIGHTLY COLORED BOXES IN THE CEREAL AISLE? WELL, A RECENT STUDY TOOK A CLOSE LOOK AT NEWLY LAUNCHED BREAKFAST CEREALS BETWEEN 2010 ...

Cereal is great for a quick breakfast—as long as you make a healthy pick. A high-sugar, low-nutrient pick might scratch your cereal cravings, but it'll leave you feeling just as hungry an hour later ...

Could this be the end of cereal aisle showdowns between parents and sweet-toothed tots? New reduced-sugar versions of popular children's breakfast cereals -- everything from Froot Loops to Frosted ...

Some mueslis sold in UK supermarkets may not be any healthier than chocolate cereal, according to a new Which? investigation.

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An expert explains how to tell the energy-giving, high-fibre cereals apart from the sugar-loaded, ultra-processed ones – and what to look for on the label Last year, the UK government published a list ...