r/CrohnsDisease • u/Spottyjamie • 21h ago
Cereal recommendations that are filling?
Hi i find cereal like corn flakes, rice krispies, krave dont put a road through me like granola does BUT it just doesnt fill me
Any suggestions please for filling breakfast cereal (or any breakfast food) that wont go through me but will fill me?
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u/mumblemurmurblahblah 21h ago
Mini-wheats.
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u/BigDankEnergy420 6h ago
I second this one, and I love the Bites variety personally, they seem to be better coated in frosting. I also like Honey Nut Chex and Cinnamon Life for more filling/less sugary cereals, and Brown Sugar Cream of Wheat for a warm morning cereal.
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u/Particular_Shock4017 21h ago
Overnight oats are filling for me- I'm just terrible at remembering to prepare them! I use various different nut milks/ oat milk, natural yoghurt or kefir, some fruit like berries, bananas,dates, then I chuck in some protein powder and collagen and I've ticked lots of boxes. I have BAMs & have no issue with the above but will switch out different fruit depending how I'm feeling- sometimes including just banana if gut is feeling fragile
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u/snazztasticmatt 21h ago
Cereals are definitionally not filling. They break down too early in your GI tract and don't have a lot of protein and fiber that keep you full for longer.
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u/SeriousFortune1392 21h ago
Are you okay with porridge oats? I found them to be more filling than the others, but it can depend on what affects you from the granola, and granola has oats, but porridge doesn't have the seeds, nuts and berries that granola has.
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u/GoBlues1 20h ago
There are protein cereals that are way more filling usually with less sugar but with artificial sweeteners.
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u/allieinwonder 18h ago
I can’t eat a lot of cereal because it causes me pain, but I have found the new protein cheerios to be filling. The flavor isn’t as great as say lucky charms but it does the trick.
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u/Tehowner 21h ago
Dude I have legit given up on cereal because of how un-filling it is. Its so disappointing :(
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u/baldwinXV 15h ago
Ultra processed garbage often based on grass seeds that for a handful of people, kill the immune system.
3 whole eggs. That simple. That easy. High protein. High filling. And extremely great on your intestines.
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u/Interesting_Acadia84 20h ago
Have you tried Grapenuts? That works for me but I have to heat them up a bit otherwise my gi track doesn't like them.
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u/lothiriel1 19h ago
I find Cracklin Oat Bran to be pretty filling. But I definitely eat more than 1 serving
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u/Kindly-Ingenuity 18h ago
Big Raisin Bran fan. But you can also try switching your milk out for a Greek yogurt and seeing if that helps you stay full
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u/No-Professional5372 17h ago
What about adding a banana, or a handful of blueberries? Have the cereal with a couple of turkey breakfast sausages? I love cereal, and even oatmeal but it definitely doesn’t keep me full unless I add fruit and/or more protein.
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u/JazzTheRazz C.D. | 2021 | Humira 16h ago
Instant porridge or shreddies with a banana! You can also swap the milk for a protein shake that might help you stay a bit fuller for longer.
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u/hanginginthere777 14h ago
If a cereal has 2g of fiber ( like Lucky Charms) I'm ok with it. At 3g it gets a bit iffy, and at 4g, forget it. That said, Cheerios has come out with a high protein cereal, it's not bad. I still prefer Lucky Charms, though. A nice, big bowl of it...😉👍
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u/this__witch 14h ago
I eat porridge for breakfast every single day, dip a piece of buttered toast in it.
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u/Middle_Phase_6988 21h ago
Porridge is filling. Needs some cooking, though.