Is your kid eating dessert for breakfast? According to a
new report on sugar in children's cereals published by the Environmental Working Group (EWG), more than half of the 84 brands tested contained at least 12 grams of sugar, or the equivalent of three teaspoons, per serving. That's more sugar than three Chips Ahoy! cookies. Moreover, only one out of four cereals tested met the federal government's
proposed guidelines for food nutritious enough to be marketed to children. These guidelines were established to combat the
childhood obesity epidemic.
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