^Well, there are granola cereals and a lot of what has been posted is granola/museli type cereal. That being said, I've had yogurt with cornflakes and that was good too!

cereal isnt filling enough.

i eat vector..how healthy is it? its a "meal replacement".. and seems to be available only in canada

what is the best cereal nutrition wise?

+1 for vector and flax cereal sold at costco!

whatever happened to crispix or chex they don't sell it in Vancouver anymore, anyone seen it around?

wheat oats! but then the times i do eat breakfast is usually once every month cause i'm always still in bed

That's a bad, bad crayon!

I eat Nature's Path and also Raisin Bran, and Vector

SUgar crisp...

Vector is the bomb.. :thumbsup: get the big size from costco with like $2 off =)

special k, the one with strawberries in it!

Currently going with Vector, like a lot of other folks. I'm gonna give the Dorset cereal a shot too.

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normally I never eat cereal because I have to eat like 2-3 bowls before I'm full, and that takes too long. I'm gonna try that Dorset stuff though, it sounds good.

no one eats Quaker oats anymore?

i do with peanut butter on the top yummmmmmmm

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Man, I love Corn Flakes/Bran Flake cereals. Anything would do.

I love frosted flakes, hell I even have a bowl of frosted flakes as a late night snack.

^ I do that sometimes too!

I eat frosted flakes or Cinnamon Toast Crunch for a snack almost every day at night.

I guess I should start eating breakfast -_- I usually skip breakfast and eat aroudn 12 to 2pm then a big dinner around 7pm.

Not a cereal fan anymore.. 6 egg whites and turkey bacon is all I need!

anyone ells notice they are mega downsizing every cereal lately but the price stays the same

whats more important is to not eat like a pig

i find quaker oats and cereal reaaaally addictive

both make me fart a lot tool

I tried some of the Dorset cereals. At London Drugs, they're $7-7.50 each (although the $7 ones are currently on sale for $5) for a 560g box and Marco's right - there's no air in the bag, or dust/crumbs when you reach the bottom!

I've tried the super high fibre one (tastes ok) and the super cranberry, cherry & almond (more expensive, tastes better probably because of the dried cranberries). It's quite filling compared to other cereals and I find that I have to chew a lot, LOL. I recently bought a few more to try other flavours, but haven't opened them yet.

Overall, I like the cereal because the ingredients do appear to be quality stuff and I like how it keeps me full. But it does come at a higher price compared to bigger boxes of crappy cereal. I will continue to buy this when I feel generous, but I haven't decided to make it my main go-to cereal yet. In the meantime, Post Cereals' Honey Bunches of Oats is my staple breakfast cereal.