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Tried and Tasted: Fruity Cereal Bars
The idea of cereal bars seems neatly expressed by what they try to be: all the goodness of cereals and fruit crushed together into a handy
bar form. But, with accusations of too much sugar, salt and fat, producing
a truly healthy, tasty cereal bar doesn't seem quite as easy.
The cereal bar market is always well stocked and the Taste Team have
crammed as many brands as they could find into this test.
Conclusion
There were few surprises when a bar with the highest calories, from Kellogg's, containing chocolate
came out top with our judges. Although the range of tastes and textures
was wider than the 'cereal bar' premise might suggest. The calorie content
didn't really influence the rest of the rankings though. From the test
results we see a few general guidelines for bars (not too sweet, not too
dry) but, like a lot of things, personal preference can count for a lot.
Though these bars are not terribly packed with calories, a healthier
option must still be, if you have the time, the classic combo of low
calorie cereal with milk. And it's best not to think of the bars
containing fruit since even with the fruitiest you would need about 10
bars just to get 1 portion.
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