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But the coupon for 15% off that stacks only works on one box.
Regular Cheerios is ok, honey nut is as bad as the rest IMO. If you want "least sugary" check out "puffed rice" in the nature section, one of my favorites.
The highest fiber is likely shredded wheat or fiber one and both of those have less sugar than most cold cereals.
Cereals are all nowhere near as healthy as eating the whole food equivalent for lots of reasons. If you want something good for you, filling, and made of oats, eat....oats. As in, oatmeal. Add water or some kind of milk and whatever else you like (chia, vanilla, cinnamon, fruit, etc.) And you'll have a breakfast that is better for you and will keep you full for much longer than a bowl of cheerios.
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