Cereals

Sugary morning cereals are considered to be high in carbohydrates. Even healthy cereals, meanwhile, might contain a lot of carbohydrates.
For instance, there are 27 grams of carbohydrates in 1 cup (234 grams) of cooked muesli. Even less processed than other varieties of muesli, steel-cut oats are abundant in carbohydrates, containing 28 grams per 1/4 cup (40 grammes) dry serving.
In addition, while 1 cup (111 grammes) of grape nuts contains the same amount of calories as granola, it contains a whopping 93 grams of carbs.
Even without adding milk, a bowl of cereal can quickly push you over your daily carbohydrate limit.











