Sweet tooth? These are the most sugary breakfast cereals
Angela Dowden
24 August 2022
Sugar-coated breakfasts
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29. Shreddies (UK) = 13% sugar
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28. Crispix (USA) = 13% sugar
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27. Weetabix with Chocolate (UK) = 17% sugar
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26. Coco Pops (UK) = 17% sugar
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25. Kellogg's Frosted Wheats (UK) = 17% sugar
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24. Weet-Bix Wild Berry Bites (Australia) = 22% sugar
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23. Cookie Crisp (UK) = 22% sugar
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22. Honey Cheerios (UK) = 22%
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21. Nesquik chocolate cereal (UK) = 22% sugar
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20. Honey Monster Wheat Puffs (UK) = 22% sugar
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19. Kellogg's Just Right Original (Australia) = 23% sugar
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18. Nutri-Grain (Australia) = 24% sugar
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17. Curiously Cinnamon (UK) = 27% sugar
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16. Milo (Australia) = 27% sugar
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15. Cinnamon Toast Crunch Churros (USA) = 27% sugar
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14. Shreddies The Coco One (UK) = 27% sugar
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13. Special K Red Berries (USA) = 28% sugar
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12. Trix (USA) = 31% sugar
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11. Reese’s Puffs (USA) = 31% sugar
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10. Froot Loops (USA) = 31% sugar
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9. Cocoa Krispies (USA) = 31% sugar
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8. Honey Nut Cheerios (USA) = 32% sugar
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7. Lucky Charms (USA) = 33% sugar
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6. Fruity Pebbles (USA) = 33% sugar
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5. Crunchy Nut Cornflakes (UK) = 35% sugar
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4. Krave Chocolate (USA) = 37% sugar
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3. Chips Ahoy Cereal (USA) = 37% sugar
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2. Frosties (UK) = 37% sugar
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1. Honey Smacks (USA) = 50% sugar
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