The Carb-Check Diet: Don't eat this for breakfast, eat this instead!
05/22/2022
Frosted Flakes fan are 'ya?
Stop it.
Did you know processed sugars and carbohydrates are WAY worse for you than fat?
It's true. Sugars and bad carbs do WAY more harm to the body and contributes WAY more in weight gain than natural fat does. Truth is, your body NEEDS some fat to function properly.
Don't eat this!
A typical bowl of Frosted Flakes and 2% milk puts the following into your body: 530 calories, 94 grams of carbohydrates, 54 grams of sugar, 20 grams of protein, 10 grams of fat. Now if you did the recommended serving size, just one cup, you could cut all those numbers in half. But unless you're in a hospital bed, NOBODY eats just one cup of cereal with milk. That's the serving size listed on the label on the box, but you and I both know that most everybody ends up pouring about two cups of cereal in a typical bowl for breakfast. Look at all those carbs and sugar in that two cup serving! Your body doesn't need all that, not even close! But it tastes so good right? That's the lure......
Eat this instead!
Three strips of bacon and two eggs scrambled, over easy or sunny side up puts the following nutrition into your body: 318 calories, just 2 grams in carbs, NO sugars, 21 grams in protein and 24 grams in fat. Yes, that sounds like a lot of fat, but it's natural fat and yes, the Frosted Flakes intake of all those processed sugars and bad carbs is far worse for your body than natural fat. Your body actually needs good fat to process normally. It does NOT need excess carbs and sugars. We've been told not to eat so many eggs or bacon..... But who started that nonsense? Cereal companies perhaps?
I don't know about you, but I'd rather have bacon and eggs for breakfast than cold cereal and it's not that much more expensive than cereal and milk. A large box of of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes and a gallon of milk will run you about $8. A dozen store brand eggs and a pound of Farmland bacon will run you about $9 so it costs just a little bit more, but it's better for your body and it tastes better too!
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