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Brands of breakfast cereals
There are numerous types and brands of breakfast cereals available, catering to different tastes and dietary preferences.
Flake Cereal: These cereals are made by flattening grains, such as corn, wheat, or rice, into thin flakes. They can be consumed as is or combined with fruits, nuts, or yogurt.
Puffed Cereal: Puffed cereals are made by subjecting grains to high heat and pressure, causing them to expand and create a light, airy texture. Examples include puffed rice and puffed wheat.
Granola Cereal: Granola consists of rolled oats mixed with various ingredients like nuts, seeds, dried fruits, and sweeteners. It is often baked until crispy and can be enjoyed on its own or with yogurt or milk.
Muesli: Muesli is a mixture of rolled oats, nuts, seeds, and dried fruits. It is typically consumed cold with milk, yogurt, or fruit juice.
Wheat-based Cereal: Many popular breakfast cereals are made primarily from wheat, such as wheat flakes, wheat biscuits, and wheat puffs.
Oat-based Cereal: Oats are a common ingredient in cereals, especially oat flakes or oat clusters. Oat-based cereals are often marketed as a healthy breakfast choice due to their high fiber content.
Rice-based Cereal: Rice cereals are often made from puffed or crisped rice grains. They tend to have a light and crispy texture.
Corn-based Cereal: Corn flakes are a classic example of corn-based cereal. They are made from milled corn that is cooked and flattened into flakes. Corn-based cereals can be enjoyed with milk or used in recipes like granola bars.
Bran Cereal: Bran cereals are made from the fibrous outer layer of grains, such as wheat, rice, or oats. They are often marketed as a good source of dietary fiber.
Specialized Cereal: There are also cereals specifically designed to cater to certain dietary needs or preferences, such as gluten-free, low-sugar, high-protein, or organic varieties.
