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Mornings without dessert cereal

The Breakfast Week

Breakfast that still feels like breakfast.

Muesli, oats, peanut butter, a chocolate cereal they will eat, and strawberry spread — mornings that are not chocolate powder in milk.

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Contains nuts

A lot of 'healthy kids breakfast' is still dessert: chocolate flakes, malt drinks, jam that is mostly sugar.

This is still a bowl and toast before the van comes. The sugar just isn't hiding in it.

The chocolate millet cereal is there on purpose. If Wednesday's bowl has to feel like a treat, let it be millet and cocoa, not a cartoon box.

Why these snacks

  • No-added-sugar muesli for the weekday bowl.
  • Plain oats when you want porridge.
  • Creamy peanut butter on toast or in the muesli.
  • Chocolate millet cereal they will actually eat.
  • Strawberry spread instead of jam.

Common questions

Does no-added-sugar mean there's no sugar at all?

No. Raisins and fruit still have natural sugar. What you skip is the extra sugar (or malt) brands pour into kids' cereal. Think 'not dessert in a bowl.'

Will a picky eater eat unsweetened peanut butter?

Often yes if it is creamy and on something they already like — banana, a rice cake, or toast with the strawberry spread. Crunchy jars usually lose with younger kids.

Can I pack this for a nut-free school?

No. There are peanuts, almonds, and other nuts in the muesli. Skip this basket for nut-free classrooms.

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