High Fiber Cereals

Cereal Nutrients Per 100g

ProductEnergy (kcal)Fiber (g)Sugars (g)Carbohydrates (g)Proteins (g)Fat (g)Sodium (g)
Raley's Crunchy wheat & corn cereal200.046.70.083.36.73.30.35
Schnucks Fiber bran toasted corn and wheat cereal200.046.70.083.36.73.30.35
Roundy's Fiber active bran cereal200.046.70.083.36.73.30.35
Harris Teeter Fiber way cereal (toasted corn, wheat & wheat bran)200.046.70.083.36.73.30.35
Stater Bros Fiber active toasted corn & wheat cereal225.045.00.082.57.53.80.38
Mom's Best Cereals Sweetened Wheat-fuls cereal345.043.620.081.89.11.80.01
Nature's Path Smart bran cereal267.043.320.080.010.03.30.43
Kellogg's All-bran fiber cereal267.043.326.780.010.03.30.69
Kellogg's All-bran buds cereal266.737.826.780.010.03.30.71
Kellogg's All-bran original cereal258.032.319.474.212.93.20.26
Trader Joe's High Fiber cereal267.030.05.023.03.00.50.00
Freedom Foods Barley+ Multi Fiber Toasted Muesli (Pink Lady Apple & Macadamia Nut)381.027.012.746.012.712.70.02
Shibolim Hi fiber cereal267.026.726.756.710.01.70.17
Organic Milling High Fiber Cereal367.026.716.776.710.03.30.23
Barbara's High Fiber Medley (original) cereal327.025.514.678.29.12.70.26
Freedom Foods Barley+ Toasted Muesli Cereal Mali Bp Maple Nuts375.025.014.148.410.912.50.02
Kashi Go rise original310.322.413.869.020.73.50.20
Kashi Go lean original311.022.214.469.121.33.20.20
Keto and Co Peanut butter crunch keto granola526.021.17.038.614.045.60.12
Barbara's Puffin's cinnamon cereal300.020.020.086.76.73.30.50
Kiss My Keto Granola (coconut, almond & pecan)533.320.03.333.313.346.70.00
General Mills Cheerios Toasted Whole Grain Oat Cereal700.020.010.040.025.015.00.95
Post Bran flakes cereal305.619.419.480.611.12.80.53
Harris Teeter Bran flakes cereal (whole grain wheat & bran)306.019.419.480.611.12.80.53
Winco Foods Bran flakes cereal306.019.419.480.611.12.80.53
Giant Eagle Whole grain wheat & bran flakes cereal306.019.419.480.611.12.80.53
The Kroger Co. Bran flakes cereal306.019.419.480.611.12.80.53
Harris Teeter Whole grain wheat & bran flakes cereal306.019.419.480.611.12.80.53
Harris Teeter High Fiber cereal308.019.211.563.525.01.90.15
Millville Getbalance protein & high fiber multigrain cereal308.019.211.563.525.01.90.15
Full Circle Go Right cereal (crunchy fiber twigs, soy protein grahams and honey puffs)308.019.211.561.525.01.90.15
General Mills Fiber One Honey Clusters Cereal327.019.217.382.77.72.90.37
Shop Rite Fiber twigs, grahams & honey puffs cereal365.019.211.563.525.01.90.15
Kellogg's Wheat bran cereal312.018.818.881.39.43.10.72
Van's Cocoa sensation gluten free whole grain cereal344.018.828.175.06.34.70.34
Barbara's High Fiber Medley (cranberry) cereal345.018.220.076.49.12.70.26
Simple Truth Honey almond flax cereal364.018.225.565.516.47.30.18
Uncle Sam Original toasted whole wheat berry flakes & flaxseed382.018.21.867.316.410.90.26
Uncle Sam Original wheat berry flakes382.018.21.867.316.410.90.23
Kashi Go lean cereal (vanilla graham)325.018.115.370.320.43.60.21
P Bran Flakes Wheat Cereal307.717.915.479.510.32.60.60
Stater Bros Bran flakes whole grain cereal307.717.915.479.510.32.60.59
Meijer Wheat bran flakes cereal308.017.915.479.510.32.60.59
Hy-Vee Bran flakes cereal (whole grain & wheat)308.017.915.479.510.32.60.59
First Street Wheat bran flakes cereal308.017.915.479.510.32.60.59
Bluebird Grain Farms Old World Cereal Blend359.017.90.076.910.30.00.00
Walmart Great Value Bran Flakes Cereal379.017.917.279.310.31.70.72
Meijer Granola cereal with crunchy oat clusters without added sugar429.017.91.876.88.910.70.22
Kashi Go flow cinnamon crisp cereal338.717.717.759.721.08.10.32
Nature's Path Heritage Flakes Kamut Wheat cereal400.017.512.577.512.53.80.43
Heartland Oat bran cereal400.017.50.057.520.07.50.00
Meijer Fiber Complete Bran And Whole Grain Wheat Flakes379.017.217.282.810.31.70.69
Market Basket Bran Flakes379.017.217.282.810.31.70.69
Valu Time Bran Flakes Cereal379.017.217.282.810.31.70.72
Spartan Bran Flakes379.017.217.282.810.31.70.72

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What is fiber?

Dietary fiber refers to carbohydrates that cannot be broken down by the human digestive system. They are not absorbed, but pass through our digestive system.

Fiber is found in plant products, cereals, nuts, vegetables, berries and fruits. Some fibers are insoluble in water, while others are water-soluble and form gels. Both types of fiber are beneficial to health.

Benefits of fiber

Fiber is good for the whole length of the digestive system, with the positive effects starting in the mouth. Teeth and gums like fiber-rich food because it requires proper chewing and increases saliva secretion.

Since fiber does not release much energy, it dilutes the energy content of the meal, i.e. reduces the energy density. The feeling of fullness in the stomach is largely due to the amount of food eaten, which is why fiber-rich foods are very hungry. Fiber also slows down the emptying of the stomach.

In the intestine, insoluble fiber increases the volume of fecal matter, softens it and speeds up its passage. This prevents constipation.

Soluble fiber gels, slowing down the digestion of carbohydrates and the absorption of nutrients, thus keeping blood sugar levels steady. Soluble fiber also helps control blood cholesterol levels.

People with sensitive stomachs should be aware that insoluble fiber in large quantities can irritate the stomach. It is therefore advisable to prefer sources of soluble fiber.

Fiber therefore has many health benefits that help you stay healthy. A fiber rich diet has been shown to support intestinal function and help prevent obesity, bowel cancer, diabetes and heart disease, among other things. In addition, fiber-rich foods usually contain many other good things, such as vitamins and minerals.

Recommended amount of fiber

It is recommended to have at least 25-35 grams of fiber per day. Fiber is accumulated from many different foods throughout the day.

You can meet your fiber needs during the day, for example, by doing this:

  • Get 1/3 of the fiber you need from half a kilo of vegetables, berries and fruit
  • Get 1/3 of the fiber you need from four slices of fiber-rich wholemeal bread
  • Get 1/3 of your fiber needs from a bowl of bran porridge with added seeds and nuts

Wholegrain products such as wholemeal breads, pasta and rice are excellent sources of insoluble fiber. A wide range of vegetables, nuts, fruits, berries, beans and wholegrain oat products provide plenty of soluble fiber. A varied diet will ensure adequate fiber intake.

When eating fiber-rich foods, it is important to remember to drink enough, about 1.5 litres a day.

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