Cheapest it's been for a while according to Camel^3. Probably price matching Woolies (without S&S) with this week's specials.
CamelCamelCamel.
Same price last Sept. We ordered some more :D
Edit: Got some of those fruity bites as well. I miss when they used to have strands of wheat on the outside
Mini Wheats?
Thats it! I'd be. I forgot the name and ive been getting the knock off product :O
Cheers brah just got a box
Is the protein content before milk is added?
Yes. But with 24% sugar it's a calorically costly trade off.
Most cereals are going to be about ~1600kJ/100g. You're getting significantly more protein per calories with Nutri-Grain than pretty much any other cereal per calorie
Perhaps. I guess my point is there are far better sources of protein than fortified cereals.
It's really for kids and teens who are going to run it off. It's not for overweight middle aged office workers.
Bacon and eggs is ok for them though lol
A year ago I was contracted to fix the machinery that makes this, and others.
after that experience, I will never be feeding this or any other processed cereal to my children again.
Not sure about weetbix though
Rodent/roach blend I suppose?
binding NDA. I am not at liberty to share anything more
@chiprillis: Many. not just cereals, but biscuits, cake mixes, confectionery etc. not brand specific either. Many of the popular big store names also come from the same facility, just with slightly diff recipes, flavourings or proportions.
Where do you think the protein part comes from :)
It's a good thing that none of the other food processing machines have any chance of being in a similar state!
Thanks for sharing your experience. For context, what have you been feeding your kids as an alternative?
its hard with my kids, one is vegetarian, other is vegan, lactose intolerant, and so on. we are still working on. atm it varies.
Natural yogurt or milk or almond milk w/ a home made muesli mix and frozen berries.
Eggs and avocado on toast - sometimes with those smoke salmon slices if budget allows
fruits.
smoothies.
my partner makes these weird salads that seem fancy and complicated, but takes her only a min or 2 to put together.
other times they wont to eat breakfast at all, which makes me think they are buying stuff on their way to school.
So when it says, May Contain Nuts… it means roach nuts?
They also have Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes 640g at 55% off - $5 ($4.50 S&S) if anyone is interested.
Edit: UNCLE TOBYS Fruity Bites Wildberry Breakfast Cereal, 500g $3.25 ($2.92 S&S)