Breakfast Foods
Uncle Tobys Vanilla O’s Low Sugar Cheerios
I’ve not been quiet about the return (and slight change) in Low Sugar Cheerios. So in this week’s Chewsday Review I’m glancing my eyes over Uncle Tobys new Vanilla O’s Low Sugar Cheerios. You probably already know I like this product, but check out the review to learn why it is brilliant, even despite the icky “Low Sugar” label.
Read MoreChewsday Review – Uncle Tobys Fruity Bites – Wildberry
This week’s Chewsday Review features Uncle Tobys Fruity Bites cereal. Uncle Tobys claim they are 50% wholegrain and the packaging makes it look like they are bursting with fruit… Let’s take a closer look!
Read MoreForbidden Foods Brekky Rice Black Rice & Coconut
Today’s Chewsday Review features Forbidden Food’s take on rice pudding with their ‘Brekky Rice in Black Rice and Coconut’. Anyone else getting Bali FOMO right now? But can this classic Indonesian dessert be given a healthful twist and transform into something perfect for breakfast? Find out in today’s Chewsday Review…
Read MoreThe No Nasties Project 50% Less Sugar Fruity Loops
Finding a high-quality breakfast cereal suitable for the whole family is a MISSION! ‘50% less sugar’ sounds like a good start… let’s take a closer look.
Read MoreBaby Bellies Organic Apple Strawberry Smoothie Bowls
Smoothie bowls are so trendy right now – even baby food companies are jumping on the bandwagon! Let’s have a look at what Baby Bellies are putting into theirs…
Read MoreArnold’s Farm Little Farmers Honey Granola
Who else has a child just a bit over eating the same brekkie cereals? Oats and Weet-Bix are really the only two that get my stamp of approval (especially after they discontinued the low-sugar Cheerios ) So I had a little look at the Arnold’s Farm Little Farmers Honey Granola specifically for kids- here’s what I think in today’s Chewsday Review.
Read MoreFreedom Foods Maple Crunch
Today’s Chewsday Review features Freedom Foods’ version of Nutri-Grain, known as Maple Crunch. Both foods have 4 stars in the health star rating, so which is the better option?
Read MoreFreedom Food XO Crunch
Freedom Foods do some great products for people with allergies, providing gluten and nut free options of commonly enjoyed breakfast cereals. But are they any healthier? Let’s see… Today’s Chewsday Review features Freedom Foods XO crunch.
Read MoreFreedom Rice Puffs
Puffed rice is almost always popular with kids. But is it a nutritious breakfast option? This Chewsday Review features the Freedom Foods brand of Rice Puffs. They’re free form the main allergens (whereas Rice Bubbles still contain gluten). Are these any better? Let’s see..
Read MoreUncle Toby’s Quick Oats
So many requests for breakfast recommendations. I always like Weet-Bix and porridge- but how do quick sachets of porridge stack up? So without further ado, I present you with today’s Chewsday Review featuring Uncle Toby’s Multigrain Apple & Cinnamon Quick Oats.
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