FITNESS® Granola Crunchy Oat

Yes. Some Nestlé Breakfast Cereals only contain a small amount of palm oil, but contribute significantly to the daily intake of saturated fatty acids. All of our breakfast cereals contain less than 5% of saturated fats.

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Because it sweetens the grains, and adds taste, crunch, texture and color to the cereal. The amount of sugar in breakfast cereals is no more (and often less) than other common breakfast choices like fruit and yogurt, fruit juice, or toast with jam. Most breakfast cereals made with whole grain are rich in nutrients and can be a source of fiber and important vitamins and minerals. A 30g serving only accounts for around 8% of our total daily added sugar and energy intake.

If your child does not like milk, you can try NESQUIK cereals with low-fat yogurt.

In case your child is lactose intolerant, you can use lactose-free milk (like soy or almond milk).

No. We have a wide variety of breakfast cereals. Some have added salt, some don’t. We display the amount on the pack’s nutrition information panel, so you know what you’re buying. In some countries we give the Guideline Daily Amount (GDA) for salt on the cereal pack, so you can see how much of your GDA you’re getting in each portion.

Yes, we apply the same standards all over the world to make sure all our cereals are of the same quality. We also make sure we meet the individual needs of different regions. For example, we add zinc to our cereals in Latin America because there is a specific need for zinc in that region.