General Mills and MyBlogSpark Reviw + {GIVEAWAY}

Winner of week 1 giveaway is Lindsay at The Berteau Life! Congrats!

I got a bit carried away in the craziness of last week, so this week I'm playing catch-up and there will be 2 winners!

I've been a big cereal fan for all of time, but am continually surprised by all these stats! Cereal is totally good for you! I am feeling better and better about my midnight bowl in bed. Here is some info that surprised me.

Week 2 - The Truth Behind the Bowl

Week 2 prize pack is 6 sample boxes of cereal along with 4 kid friendly spoons and 4 Crate and Barrel bowls!

Did you know?

• Cereal is lower in calories and higher in nutrition than many other breakfast options like bagels with cream cheese and pancakes?
• A 2009 study of children aged 6 to 18 shows cereal eaters have healthier body weights than those who don´t eat cereal, regardless of sweetness level.
• Cereal eaters consume less fat than non-cereal eaters.
• Not all cereals are equal and it´s important to read the labels -- General Mills is proud of its commitment to reduce sugar in all of its kids´ cereals to single-digit levels per serving.
• General Mills has more than 30 nutritious cereals with 130 calories or less per serving.

Week 3 - Taste and Nutrition in Breakfast Choices

Week 3 prize pack is 6 sample size boxes of cereal and this awesome cereal dispenser! We already have ours filled and are loving it!

Did you know?

• Cereal is a great breakfast option because it is the number one dietary source of many key nutrients including iron, zinc and folic acid. Frequent cereal eaters tend to have better nutrient intakes.
• A typical breakfast contributes more than 30 percent of needed calcium, iron and B vitamins while delivering less than 20 percent of daily calories.
• In addition, ready-to-eat cereal is the top source of whole grain in kids´ diets.

Big G is the only leading line of kids' cereals to contain at least 8 grams of whole grain (48 grams recommended daily) and a good source of both calcium and vitamin D in every serving. In addition, cereal is an inexpensive but nutrient-dense option. On average, a bowl of cereal with milk is approximately 50 cents per serving.

How to win:

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Please leave a separate comment for each entry and make sure there is a way to contact you! There will be 2 winners choosen by random.org

Giveaway ends June 29 at midnight EST

General Mmills and MyBlogSpark provided the prize packs shown above to review as well as one of each to give away. I was in no other way compensated for this review.