Tons of junky cereal?

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    Do you think eating a lot of captain crunch with 2% milk would make a good back-load?My only concern is that cereal never uses glucose/dextrose.The box says "sugar" which i think translates to sucrose, but i'm not certain on that.

    #80176

    Zach516
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    Yeah, its table sugar. I don't think its a huge deal though. You will retain a lot of water the next day, but that is on my sample of n = 1. I stick to lower sugar cerals like Rice krispies. And bagels. A metric ton of bagels.

    #80177

    systemf
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    If you wan to do cereals the DH certified(favorite) cereal seems to be Rice Chex, no fructose and gluten. 

    #80178

    Mikey
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    What about grape nuts? Its main ingredient is whole grain wheat flour,only 5grams sugars and 48grams carbs per 1/2 cup serving. Are the ca ???rbs going to keep insulin levels high pwo later in the evening b4 bed?

    #80179

    Fairy
    Guest

    Whole grain = not good for CNS/CBL

    #80180

    RagE
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    I eat cornflakes and just sprinkle em with dextrose. Before i started backloading, it must have been like 15 years since last time i dared to eat cornflakes. Cornflakes are good.

    #80181

    guitarjon
    Participant

    I went to the store last night to get some corn flakes, but I ended up getting rice crispies because they have less fiber.

    #80182

    bbuchan
    Member

    Fruity pebbles are also a pretty good option. Gluten free and also taste fantartic

    #80183

    guitarjon
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    Fruity pebbles are also a pretty good option. Gluten free and also taste fantartic

    I love fruity pebbles but they don't have them in the UK.  My parents just shipped me a box of Captain Crunch, which I've got to try and make last a few weeks.

    #80184

    KenSander
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    Bumping this thread because I have a quick question and don't think it deserves its own thread.What about Vector cereal? I've been eating it for years just because I figured it was the 'healthiest' one and a bit of protein in it with the nuts, but does it work for this diet? High GI?I don't mind switching to Chex Mix

    #80185

    Richard Schmitt
    Moderator

    Ingredients in Vector?

    #80186

    Roadblock
    Participant

    Aren't unrefined better for the backload than refined? And aren't most cereals super refined?RB

    #80187

    KenSander
    Participant

    Not sure why I never read the actual ingredients, instead of the macros. Duh.Definitely not good for this diet."Vector cereal is a wheat and rice-based flake and granola cereal. Its ingredients include rice, whole wheat, soy protein, rolled, oats, vegetable oil, salt, honey, barley malt flavoring, cinnamon, along with added vitamins and minerals."And just to be clear, oatmeal should be avoided as well?

    #80188

    Yeah, that's not so good at all.And RB, it depends, sometimes processed stuff is better.I look and feel awesome every time I backload with oreos and ice cream, but only about half the time if I try to just do rice or potatoes.

    #80189

    KenSander
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    Is Rice Chex really good for this diet?The first ingredient is whole grain rice. I thought we wanted to avoid whole grain stuff?http://generalmills.com/ColorBoxImage.aspx?ImageId={D1096771-4BF8-48C6-A169-F3663644CBD7}

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