Whats the most /fit/ cereal?

>>39932079

oats

>>39932079
Honey Nut Cheerios Protein

Special k challenge master race

>>39932079
>/fit/
>cereal

pick one

>>39932079
Raisin Bran Crunch is the true mark of an alpha male

I like captain crunch

>>39932478
>Raisin Bran Crunch is the true mark of an obese mother of 3

ftfy

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>>39932079
eggs

Gorilla Munch
Cheerios, both Honey nut and Original
Special K

Weetabix

King Vitamin

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This and only this

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>>39932079
Steak and Eggs

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>>39932101
fpbp, /thread, etc

>>39932715
does that actually have lentils in it? if so that might be gains box

motha fuckin kashi go lean, as long as its your only soy intake

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>>39932478

I prefer normal raisin bran.

corn flakes. they're the best tasting of the lower sugar cereals. most cereals are 30% sugar including things like raisin bran and basically all but the original plain special k

corn flakes are still 10% sugar, but if you go any lower than that you get things like grape nuts which no thanks and are still 8% sugar

kix are also surprisingly good at 10% for both sugar and fiber. kix definitely beat corn flakes on fiber, and they still taste pretty damn good

rice, corn and wheat chex are all also around the mark at 7, 9.5 and 10.5 respectively. fiber goes up with each of them as well though