Enter the Cheerios “Do What You Love” Sweepstakes

What do you love to do? Whether the answer to that question involves arts, music, sports, or even time spent with your family, Cheerios has a sweepstakes for you. Enter the “Do What You Love” Sweepstakes, and you could win the ultimate chance to do what you love. This could be a once in a lifetime opportunity. Cheerios is an excellent cereal, loved by many. Toddlers enjoy eating them because they are bite sized, and easy to pick up. Many school aged children enjoy a bowl of Cheerios as part of their breakfast before they start school every day. Adults … Continue reading

Weight Loss: Cheerios or Lucky Charms?

Does anyone else share my passion for dry cereal? I have found a great snack with only 100 calories in a box. It requires no cooking or preparation either. Just one cup of it and only 100 calories. I have found that it fills up the empty spot that lies in your belly. I discovered cereal one day as I headed out the door to go to work. I was pressed for time and saw the box of cereal sitting there. My stomach ached a little bit out of hunger, but there was no time to make anything. I reached … Continue reading

A Plethora of Printable Coupons – Week of August 15, 2011

Looking for a great deal? There are plenty of printable coupons that can be found online. Every week, I try to find the coupons that do not require you to add software onto your computer in order to print them out. Some will require you to sign up with their website before you can get the coupon, but doing so is free. Cheerios has a printable coupon that will save you $1.00 off any two packages of Cheerios. The coupon will expire 30 days after you print it out. You can’t go wrong with a nice bowl of Cheerios! Smart … Continue reading

How “Fit” is Your Child’s Cereal?

Most of us are so concerned about getting our children off the couch and outside to burn off calories that we fail to consider the role proper nutrition plays in weight loss and overall health. You might be surprised by how an item as unassuming as breakfast cereal can contribute to a child’s poor eating habits. The amount of sugar and salt featured in typical kids’ cereals is staggering. To aid parents in their quest to raise healthy, fit kids “Consumer Reports” recently tested and rated 27 popular cereals aimed at children. Some fared well in the nutrition department while … Continue reading