What is Cheerios and nutrition?

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Cheerios Quick Facts
Name: Cheerios
Shapes Solid torus
Calories 104 Kcal./cup
Major nutrients Iron (101.13%)
Vitamin B-12 (79.17%)
Vitamin B9 (50.00%)
Manganese (43.39%)
Vitamin A (39.57%)
Cheerios is an American cereal brand made by General Mills that consists of pulverized oats in solid torus shape. In countries such as United Kingdom, Cheerios is merchandise by Cereal Partners under the brand of Nestle in New Zealand and Australia. Firstly, Cheerios was manufactured in 1941 and known as CheeriOats. General Mills have narrated Cheerios as the healthy breakfast or snack item that offers goodness of low sugar, wholesome oats and essential vitamins or minerals into their diet.

History

In May 1, 1941 Cheerios was acquainted as CheeriOats. In 1945, the name was modified to Cheerios. Cinnamon Nut Cheerios was the variation of original Cheerios in mid-1976. Honey Nut Cheerios, the second one got introduced in 1979. General Mills got success with highly effective marketing, sales was about 1.8 million of Honey Nut Cheerios in its first year.

Side effects

Cheerios might lead to short term or long term side effects:

Short-term side effects: Cramps, diarrhea, nausea

Possible long-term side effects: Weight gain, diabetes, weakened immune system, elevated blood sugar

Uses

  • A warm bath of powdered Cheerios soaked in oats for 30 minutes provides relief from itching from poison ivy, chicken pox, poison oak and pain from sunburn.
  • Apply a paste from ground Cheerios, honey and lemon juice. Apply to the face and leave for 10 minutes. Rinse with warm water.
  • Powdered Cheerios is used to thicken gravy, beef stew and soup.
  • Intake of bowl of dry Cheerios breakfast cereal eases nausea and vomiting.

Other facts

  • Cheerios could be found in various flavors such as banana nut cheerios, honey nut cheerios, chocolate cheerios, frosted cheerios, yogurt burst cheerios, cinnamon burst cheerios etc.
  • It has not added color or artificial flavors.
  • Cheerios has no saturated fats in it so it is cholesterol free and not harmful for fat persons and heart patients.

References:

https://www.isitbadforyou.com/questions/are-cheerios-bad-for-you

http://www.wackyuses.com/wacky/cheerios.html

https://www.didyouknow-facts.com/food-facts/10-cheerios-nutrition-facts.html

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