COOKIE CRISP® CEREAL

A 30g portion of Lion® cereal contains 122kcal. See pack for full nutrition information.

The change to sustainably sourced palm oil is a temporary change, to help ensure we can still produce products in our European factories. This situation is incredibly fluid, and it is very difficult to predict what will happen next. Here at CPW, we are working hard to continue to offer our full range of products and meet consumer expectations. We will transition back to sunflower oil as soon as possible.

Yes. Some Nestlé breakfast cereals only contain a small amount of palm oil, but it does not contribute significantly to the daily intake of saturated fatty acids. All of our breakfast cereals contain less than 5% of saturated fats.

We thoroughly reviewed all possible alternatives and palm oil proved to be the best alternative due to its favorable characteristics, taste and availability. We continue to explore options of how we can best renovate our products, and we ensure this change to palm oil remains temporary.

Many of our Nestlé breakfast cereals are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. For those following a vegan diet, here is a list of Nestlé cereals that are vegan:

Coco Shreddies
Frosted Shreddies
Original Shreddies
Shredded Wheat Original
Shredded Wheat Bitesize
Shredded Wheat Red Berries & Vanilla
Nestlé GoFree Rice Pops
Nestlé GoFree Corn Flakes

Check each product pack for the latest nutrition and ingredient information.

According to the NHS, the recommended daily intake of fibre in the UK is 30 grams for adults, 15 grams a day for kids between 2-5 years old and 20 grams a day for kids between 5-11 years old. Aim for variety of different foods including whole grains, fruits, vegetables, legumes. Our fibre-rich cereals such as Original Shreddies®, or Multigrain Cheerios® can also help achieve the recommended amounts.