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    Less sugar, but are they better for you?  Mar 28, 2005
    Nutrition scientists at five universities found that, while the new cereals do have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are ... Newsday,

    US food giants attacked over 'low sugar' claims  Mar 30, 2005
    The scientists found that while the cereals have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients were virtually the same as full sugar ... Bakery & Snacks,

    Reduced Sugar Cereals Not At All Healthier  Mar 21, 2005
    ...less sugar. But the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are almost identical to the full-sugar cereals. That's ... Carolina Channel.com,

    Mom sues cereal makers over low-sugar claims  Mar 29, 2005
    Nutritionists found both the old and new cereals had the same amount of calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients. Daily Breeze,

    Low-sugar cereals no lower in calories  Mar 23, 2005
    Nutrition scientists at five universities found that while the new cereals have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fibre and other nutrients are ... London Free Press,

    Lower-sugar cereal's advantage questioned  Mar 21, 2005
    Scientists at five universities found while the new cereals have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are almost identical ... The Spokesman Review (subscription),

    Lower-sugar cereals not sweet on nutrition  Mar 20, 2005
    The scientists from five universities found that although the new cereals do have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are ... Washington Times,

    Lower-sugar cereals same as others, nutritionally  Mar 21, 2005
    Nutrition scientists at five universities found that while many of the new cereals do indeed have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates and fat -- as well as ... Sarasota Herald-Tribune,

    Less-sweet cereal isn't more healthy  Mar 21, 2005
    Nutrition scientists at five universities found that while the new cereals did have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients ... Kansas City Star,

    Low-sugar cereals aren't healthier  Mar 20, 2005
    But the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are almost identical to the full-sugar cereals, because sugar has been replaced with refined ... News 9 San Antonio,

    Is low-sugar cereal claim just sweet talk?  Mar 21, 2005
    ...the Associated Press, nutrition scientists at five universities found that although the new cereals do have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber ... San Jose Mercury News

    Second Red Lobster on way  Mar 25, 2005
    ...conscious diners. "We've evolved our menu," Wilson said. "It shows calories, carbohydrates and fat grams. It's a lighter-fare menu.". On ... Columbus Ledger-Enquirer,

    Summary Box: Low-sugar cereals questioned  Mar 20, 2005
    WHAT THE CEREALS CONTAIN: The new cereals have less sugar, but they still contain nearly the same calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients as ... Kansas City Star,

    Experts not buying low-sugar cereals  Mar 21, 2005
    ...at five universities -- including Tufts, Harvard and Penn State -- found that while the cereals do have less sugar, the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and ... Chicago Sun-Times

    Not so Sweet News About Your Cereal  Mar 21, 2005
    Nutrition scientists at five universities found the new cereals do have less sugar. But the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and. ... WLTX.com,

    Scientists: Lower-sugar cereal not more healthy  Mar 22, 2005
    ...nutrition scientists from five universities looked at cereals offered by both General Mills and Kellogg's and found that calories, carbohydrates, fat and fiber ... The State News,

    Healthwatch For March 21, 2005  Mar 21, 2005
    Press. The study found that reduced-sugar cereals have about as many calories, carbohydrates and fat grams as full-sugar cereals. ... NBC5.com,

    The six major brands of sweetened cereals are evaluated again ...  Mar 21, 2005
    Nutrition scientists found that the new cereals have less sugar, but they still contain nearly the same calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients ... Express Newsline,

    Low-Sugar Cereals Worth the Benefits Claimed?  Mar 22, 2005
    Scientists found the new cereals do have less sugar, but the calories, carbohydrates, fat, fiber and other nutrients are almost identical to the full-sugar ... WLNS,

    7-Eleven rolls out fresh image  Mar 3, 2005
    Despite the mantra, freshness isn't everything. Food can be fresh and still be loaded with calories, carbohydrates and fats. That's ... Inland Valley Daily Bulletin,

    Under pressure  Mar 15, 2005
    ...day. Students can find basic nutritional information -- calories, carbohydrates and fat -- posted in the dining halls on campus. ... Ball State Daily News,

    For group, salt use leaves a bad taste  Feb 27, 2005
    ...pressure - have been forgotten in recent years as consumers and nutritionists, including himself, have been worrying about calories, carbohydrates and trans fat ... Newsday,

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    A choice test: What's your nutrition aptitude?  Oct 21, 2003
    The biggest problem is that calories, carbohydrates, fats and proteins are words for which we often have no frame of reference. ... (Richmond Times Dispatch, VA)

    THE DIET DETECTIVE: NAT [Nutrition Aptitude Test]  Oct 15, 2003
    The biggest problem is that calories, carbohydrates, fats, and proteins are a foreign language that we simply have trouble learning -- primarily because we ... (WBNG, NY)

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