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Flakes for a breakfast - is it good or not? (Part 2)

March 3rd, 2008

Flakes, just as it is, are as a matter of fact oat or a corn flour. Except for pure starch and a small amount of vitamins of B group, they have nothing useful at all. Complete and utter calories.

Such breakfasts can be ready when it is enough to pour there juice, milk or kefir. They also can be instant and require 2-3 minutes for cooking. That is why ready breakfasts are less useful because they have already been prepared, so the most part of useful vitamins have already been boiled down. In this case, the preference should be given to instant or quick-cooking breakfasts.

Mueslis and flakes should be eaten only for a breakfast, and the preference should be given to the first. Flakes are carbohydrates, as it is, and starch, which can provide us with energy only in the morning and for a short while. And for a lunch and a dinner such food is useless, it is incomplete. Though people can eat them for breakfast every day – it is better, than not to have breakfast at all.

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