So, which non-General Mills cereal is a good substitute for Cheerios?

[Ladyhawk]

Even carbs send my blood glucose into orbit, but I'm trying to learn to control it with pills so I don't have to start eating nothing but protein and veggies.

What other cereals are low in sugar and edible?

[juliagoolia]

1. oaties eom

[RockaFowler]

2. Publix has a good Cheerios Type Cereal

Even a Honey-Nut one

[grannylib]

3. If you have either a HyVee or a Cub Foods in your area, they both make

a 'store brand' version of Cheerios.
What's up with GM? Have not heard. Are they advertising on Sinclair Broadcasting Group stations?

On edit: Weetabix is really really good too! 'Specially with honey.

[Ladyhawk]

10. Yeah, I told 'em I was gonna boycott them...

...and now I guess I really have to do it. :)

[neuvocat]

4. How about a health-food store?

If you have one in your area they have a number of different cereals that are healthier than what you get in the boxes anyhow.

[Lindacooks]

5. Malt o Meal!!

http://www.malt-o-meal.com/PRODUCTS.HTM

[quisp]

6. Try Zoe Flax and Soy. YUM!

www.zoefoods.com

I love it.

[ScreamingMeemie]

7. If you have an Aldi's nearby they have a great knockoff for around $1.50

A lot cheaper and the same taste. Aldi's is a great store. :hi:

[argyl]

8. Purely O's. Made by Cascadian Farm.

[arwalden]

9. Safeway's Toasted Oatie-O's (Or whatever they call them)

are just fine. I'm basing that on how much I like their honey-hut tostie-oh's... very comparable to the Cheerio's Honey-Nut flavor.

-- Allen