I recently came across Go Lean High Protein & High Fibre Cereal by Kashi. It cost $1.50 for a 14.1 oz (400g) box. The front of the box said that it contained crunchy fibre twigs, soya protein grahams and honey puffs. So I decided to give it a try. Before I tried the cereal, I looked at it and it did not look particularly appetising. The product looked a bit like cat treats, rather than a breakfast cereal. When I tried it, the taste was not very good. It was a rather bland mixture of crunchy ingredients with very little flavour to it.
Here is what the nutrition facts state about Lean High Protein & High Fibre Cereal:
Serving size 52g
Calories 140 Calories from fat 10
Total fat 1g
Saturated fat 0g
Trans fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 85mg
Potassium 480mg
Total carbohydrate 30g
Dietary fibre 10g
Soluble fibre 1g
Insoluble fibre 9g
Sugars 6g
Protein 13g
Calcium 6%
Iron 10%
Phosphorus 20%
This cereal lives up to its claims about being low in fat and high in fibre and protein, which makes this a good option for people who are trying to lose weight or maintain a healthy weight.
Go Lean High Protein & High Fibre Cereal uses whole grains, which are ingredients that contain phytonutrients. These ingredients help to make you feel fuller for longer.
The sugar content in every serving is 6g, which is much lower than many cereals I have come across. But when you eat this cereal, it actually tastes sugar free. To help improve the flavour of this cereal, I would suggest adding fresh or dried chopped fruit. This will also improve the nutritional value of the cereal and it is one way to get your daily recommended intake of fruit.
Although I did not particularly like the taste of Go Lean High Protein & High Fibre Cereal by Kashi, I was impressed with the health benefits of this cereal and I will add fruit to it in future to help improve the taste. I would therefore recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a healthier breakfast cereal.
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- This product contains 10g of fibre, 13g of protein and only 1g of fat per serving
- Whole grains are used in this product, which helps to control hunger and manage a healthy weight
- The product is rather bland, but it can be improved by adding chopped fresh or dried fruit