
I've never been fond of cereal for breakfast. I didn't dislike it, I just never craved it...that is until two months ago when I started eating Honey Nut Cheerios. Who created this? If I wasn't already married, I'd marry whoever made the final decision to stock the shelves with the stuff. When I eat it I'm constantly amazed at how incredibly delicious it is. Those sweet little O's pack plenty for your taste buds.
I've posted before about my love of peanut butter. I refuse to have any in the house because in one seating I would finish off the entire jar. I'm afraid to say that I am now craving Cheerios all day long to the point that I haven't given peanut butter much thought.
For breakfast I have 2 bowls. I finish the 1st bowl but leave plenty of milk for a 2nd bowl. After the 2nd bowl I finish off the milk.
For lunch do exactly the same as breakfast
For a mid afternoon snack I know I should grab some fruit, but instead it's another 2 bowls.
Maurice usually comes home and cooks dinner, so there's no Cheerios at that time, but before I go to bed I frequently have another bowl. Add those up and you get 6-7 bowls a day.
Unlike peanut butter, I've made no attempt at all to curb my appetite so that I don't eat so much of the Cheerio's. Peanut butter, as everyone knows, is loaded with fat. More than Cheerios. In addition, Cheerios advertises that they may reduce you're cholesterol. So it can't be that bad for me, could it? My cholesterol levels always come out fine when they are tested, but good or not, I would never be able to pull myself away from them.
As most of you know, I attend AA because of my drug and alcohol problems. I've been sober for 6 years. I'm concerned, however, about this new addition to cheerios. There's no alcohol in them, and I certainly haven't added any drugs to the cereal. You'll never see me spreading white powder on my cereal. Is this intense craving dangerous. I'm sure it's put on a few pounds, which I'll know for sure after my next weigh in at Weight Watchers.
I have plenty more to add, however, Maurice and I need to go to the grocery store. We have no food in the house at all. Of course, I will be buying more of my Honey Nut cereal.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
The Unsinkable Taste of Cheerio's
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3 comments:
Oh Bradley, don't you know you're a target of Big Cereal Makers? (lol)ever wonder why there are no ziploc pouches on cereal, as say with lunchmeat, etc?
Because fresh, crisp, sugar-coated Honey Nut Cheerios are better than stale, so consumers buy more, more, more wanting that bowl of perfect snack before bed!
LOL just kidding, but not really!
I have the same problem and it's no cereal in the house or danish or donuts because I cannot leave the stuff alone.
The last 2 months I broke the self-imposed rule, and started eating all of my old junk food habit foods (not cereal yet)coping with my daughter's hospitalization.
You're not alone!
You're not alone either, Stephany.
Big Hugs
Oh, no. I'd overcome my cravings for Honey Nut Cheerios until I read your blog entry. Ah, well. And, unfortunately, I have a whole jar of peanut butter in the house.
I'm trying to lose a bit of weight, too. Aren't we all? Well, most of us it seems. Promising myself not to buy the Cheerios.
Enjoying your blog. I wandered over here from Susan's blog ("Wellness Writer") and will bookmark you and visit again.
Take Care,
Sooz
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