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The world’s highest sugar cereals

Sugar-coated breakfasts
31. Shreddies, Canada, Ireland and UK
30. Crispix, USA
29. Weetabix with Chocolate, UK
28. Oaties Choco Crunch, UK and Ireland
27. Kellogg’s Frosted Mini-Wheats, various locations
26. Weet-Bix Wild Berry Bites, Australia
25. Honey Monster Wheat Puffs (UK) = 22% sugar
24. Shreddies The Coco One, UK
23. Nesquik chocolate cereal, various locations
22. Honey Cheerios, UK
21. Kellogg's Just Right Original, various locations
20. Nutri-Grain, Australia
19 KitKat Cereal, various locations
18. Milo, Australia
17. Trix, USA
16. Special K Red Berries, various locations
15. Reese’s Puffs, various locations
14. Cinnamon Toast Crunch, various locations
13. Froot Loops, various locations
12. Honey Nut Cheerios, USA
11. Lucky Charms, USA and Canada
10. Fruity Pebbles, USA and Canada
9. Cookie Crisp, various locations
8. Crunchy Nut Cornflakes, UK
7. Frosted Flakes, various locations
6. Krave Chocolate, various locations
5. Oreo Puffs, USA
4. Chips Ahoy Cereal, USA and Canada
3. Cocoa Krispies, various locations
2. Honey Smacks, USA
1. Chocolate Marshmallow Mateys, USA
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4. Chips Ahoy Cereal, USA and Canada

Staggeringly, this cereal has a higher sugar concentration than actual Chips Ahoy cookies. In fact, a 1.3oz (38g) bowl supplies 0.5oz (14g – around 3.5 tsp) sugar, and barely any fibre. You do get a third of your daily iron intake from a serving, but it would be much healthier to get that iron from lean meat, leafy greens or nuts instead.

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Angela Dowden

26 March 2025

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