A favorite for decades with British kids (plus many young-at-heart grown-ups), Coco Pops used to be more sugary, but Kellogg’s managed to reduce the sweet stuff, and now it has around a third less sugar than competitor chocolate cereals. A 30g/1.1oz bowl has around 5.1g/0.2oz or just over 1tsp of added sugar. Like most kids' cereal it is fortified, including 50% of the daily recommended intake of bone-building vitamin D. In other countries, however, this cereal still has a much higher sugar content – for example, in Australia, it's still 32% sugar.