These are the 10 most sugary breakfast cereals (and the 10 least)

Health campaigners have criticised the Government for its “appeasement” of the food industry after it emerged some of the nation’s most popular breakfast cereals contain more sugar than they did in 2012.

The public health campaign group Action on Sugar found 14 out of 50 cereals tested contained at least 33.3g of sugar, or eight teaspoons, per 100g.

You wouldn’t give your child chocolate biscuits for breakfast, yet certain manufacturers are effectively doing that for us.

Kawther Hashem, Action on Sugar Here are the 10 most sugary breakfast cereals (grams of sugar per 100g shown in brackets)

1. (Aldi) Harvest Morn Choco Rice (39g)
2. Kellogg’s Frosties (37g)
3. Morrisons Honey & Nut Corn Flakes (36.3g)
4. Sainsbury’s Honey Nut Corn Flakes (36.3g)
5. Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut (35g)
6. Kellogg’s Coco Pops (35g)
7. Sainsbury’s Choco Rice Pops (35g)
8. The Co-operative Choco Rice Crispies (35g)
9. Essential Waitrose Choco Pops (35g)
10. (Lidl) Crownfield Choco Rice (34.2g)

Here are the 10 least sugary:

1. Nestlé Shredded Wheat (0.7)
2. Quaker Oats Oatso Simple Original (1g)
3. Weetabix (4.4g)
4. Simply M&S Cornflakes (5.4g)
5. Sainsbury’s Corn Flakes (7.2g)
6. (Aldi) Harvest Morn Cornflakes (7.6g)
7. Kellogg’s Cornflakes (8g)
8. Tesco Corn Flakes (8.1g)
9. Asda Cornflakes (8.1g)
10. Morrisons Corn Flakes (8.4g)

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Over the past two decades, the tiny alt hip-hop label Stones Throw Records has grown to establish itself as one of the most influential and talented record labels in the industry, boasting a roster that features Madlib, MF Doom, J Dilla, Dam-Funk, Aloe Blacc, and more.

Co-founded by Peanut Butter Wolf in 1996, the independent label has quietly provided opportunity for some of the most influential sounds in the music industry. The new documentary, Our Vinyl Weighs a Ton, investigates this phenomenon through footage and interviews with the likes of Kanye West, Common, MF Doom, Madlib, and, of course, Peanut Butter Wolf—and through this exploration, it examines the past 18 years of music and culture surrounding Stones Throw.

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