(Part 2) Best breakfast & cereal bars according to redditors

Whelp, I dunno why you would want to, but you do you man, some double sided tape should hold it for a while.

https://www.amazon.com/PowerBar-Performance-Energy-Chocolate-Ounce/dp/B00E0DRMTU

Zone Perfect bars, Chocolate Mint flavor. Not an exact match for Thin Mints, but damn close and they're good for you!
http://www.amazon.com/ZonePerfect-Nutrition-Chocolate-1-76-Ounce-12-Count/dp/B001ECQ7GO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1300495898&sr=8-2

I eat plenty of frozen meat substitutes, which I'm sure you know is always an option, so I won't dwell on that.

I try to make every meal a protein and a fruit/vegetable. I'm not a great cook, so it's mostly pretty basic. Some possibilities -

• Greek yogurt + a sliced banana + cinnamon (I also sometimes mix in my protein powder with this as a post-workout snack. It's like eating a sundae). I use Fage 0% fat Greek yogurt.
  
  
• Egg white omelet with vegetables. This is great because egg whites are pure protein, so you can really use this to fix your protein ratio if you haven't had the best day. I use liquid egg whites from a carton, either fresh or frozen vegetables, and sriracha sauce (I used sriracha on a lot of stuff).
  
  
• For sandwiches, I use Pepperidge Farm Light Style Bread (only 45 calories, 8 g carbs, 1 g fat, 3 g protein per slice), plus any number of Tofurkey brand sliced "meats" (5 slices will get you 100 calories and 13 g protein), some mustard, and a sliced tomato. For a pretty light snack or lunch (only a couple hundred calories), it has 19+ grams of protein. Which isn't too bad for a vegetarian sandwich, which I find are usually carb heavy.
  
  
• For protein supplements, I sometimes use ON Gold Standard 100% Whey. But I get bored with powders, so I also buy ready made drinks and bars. Amazon's subscribe and save program is great for protein products, since I know I'm going to need my supply refreshed each month. You get 15% off if you subscribe to 5 or more items.
  
  

It exists.

http://www.amazon.com/General-Mills-Trix-Cereal-Case/dp/B005DL13WU

Sure... but this is different from my original argument: that Amazon's prices reflect the shipping costs in the item total and the 'deal' you are getting at Amazon with Prime is many times a myth

For example: Kashi Baked Apple Spice Cereal Bars on Amazon come in a 6 pack for $26.22 on Amazon, so 4.37/box. On Peapod each of those boxes is $2.50, so the cost for 6 would be $15. With tax & delivery it comes out to $25.38 via Peapod and $26.22 on Amazon (not including tip for Peapod's drivers, but since it is overnight delivery the same service via Amazon would equal out.) And delivery is free and there are online coupons for your first order!

Of course Peapod has a minimum order size, but if you're intent on getting 6 boxes of Kashi cereal bars I'm sure you can find other nonperishable items to buy in needlessly large quantities.

Second this, they are in the diabetic section near the pharmacy in my local Wal-Mart. These are the ones I buy.

If you’re looking for good candy bars, I recommend the Atkins ones. They have one that tastes just like a Reese’s peanut butter cup, a snicker bar, and a fudge brownie.All the other ones I’ve tried though are kinda chalky, but still ok those three though taste like the real thing.

Wow, you sound like my twin down to height/weight/age. I was just researching glucose meters (even though I've been tested several times and don't have diabetes), just so I could test myself and make sure I don't get too low of blood sugar. I've also always been a really picky eater (almost no veggies, no seafood), and I don't cook or exercise. Real healthy :)

I've been dealing with the hungry-til-I-wanna-cry for years-- thankfully I had a patient ex bf who'd help me get food. Now that I live alone and am on a cocktail of migraine/adhd meds (trokendi, wellbutrin, adderall...) that make me feel dizzy/nauseous to the point of almost fainting, the problem is getting worse. I've definitely run to dry heave over the toilet after climbing the two flights of stairs to my apartment.

I don't have any miracle answers, but here's what kind of works for me-- carry food and a liter-size bottle of water everywhere. These end up not being the healthiest things because it has to be portable, non-perishable, and picky-friendly... but I do what I can.

Here's what I carry:

• Squeezy applesauce This is about as easy as it gets to inject calories into my body, short of an IV.
  
• Stretch Island fruit leather-- Grape is the best flavor, followed by raspberry and strawberry.
  
• Mini clif bars -- I got sick of these so I don't eat them anymore. I also feel like they require some effort (chewing?) if that makes sense-- not as easy to eat when you're in the desperate, crying on the floor phase of hunger.
  
• Chewy bars -- these are handy for purse and taste good.
  
• Fiber 1 bars
  
  Note: Several of the above items are way cheaper at Costco than Amazon or grocery stores -- the fruit leather, chewy bars, and applesauce in particular. Keep several snacks in your purse and car at all times. I always have 2-3 fruit leathers in my purse along with a chewy bar or two.
  
  Easy snacks for at home:
  
• Small boxes of raisins -- these don't last as long as plastic-sealed options, but they do the trick.
  
• Drink a glass of milk-- ~8g of protein!
  
• Sugary juice (think POG, OJ, 100% real apple cider--yum!)
  
• Lots of fruit-- I buy fresh fruit every 3-4 days. Wash & cut right away so it's ready to eat-- I go with grapes, cherries, any kind of berry, and bananas. Apples, oranges etc are too much effort when I'm hangry :)
  
• Greek yogurt with high protein-- I buy Dannon Light & Fit Greek because it has relatively high protein/low sugar compared to the fancier stuff I used to eat (Fage, Noosa, Siggis)
  
  The key IMHO is to stock up on lots of non-perishable options so that a) you don't run out and b) you don't have to decide what to eat when you get desperately hungry.
  
  Note: I used to eat a lot of fruit snacks (ranging from gushers & fruit rollups to Welches), but I advise against these. They're also easy to carry/eat, but they're so sugary, I found they made ADHD symptoms way worse.
  
  Hope this helps & good luck!
  

https://www.amazon.com/Balance-Bar-Cookie-Dough-6-Count/dp/B004KQHFXA/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1523571905&sr=1-1&keywords=balance
These are better than real food.

Maybe, but it's an issue with protein in general. Somehow, I don't think you're going to pull up to your kitchen table tonight to a warm bowl of meal worms, so you aren't in a much better position to moralize about "selfish" food choices. Cause wanna know what? Those meal worms probably kick tilapia's ass up and down the street ecologically.

So unless you are gonna chow down on a ground up cricket bar this afternoon, you're a part of the problem also.

This?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kelloggs-Coco-Pops-Cereal-Milk/dp/B0051C161Y

Ah, alas. I have a wild berry Poptart right now, so I'm not making myself hungry. LOL

Other snacks? I like...a lot of things... These are good. I have a soft spot for the Little Debbie or whatever Boston Creme Rolls, Moon Pies, Zapp's Potato chips, any kind of jerky...I'm a snacker.

Boots. I love these boots, they rock. Men's shoe, women's shoe.

A water bottle or two.

Snack bars. Meat and vegan.

Okay that should get you started.

These are pretty good, just be warned they do have a fair amount of fiber in them lol.

• Oatmeal
  
• Granola and fresh or dried fruit
  
• Crackers/carrots/celery and peanut butter
  
• Coffee or tea
  
• Granola or protein bars - Kashi make some really tasty ones
  
• I really like these breakfast biscuits with almond butter from Nature Valley, they also have other flavours like blueberry or honey or lemon poppyseed
  
• Pop Tarts - some of their flavours are dairy free; I personally don't love them when they aren't toasted but I know many people who eat them out the box

It is probably similar to this ... originally developed in Rhodesia as a pet food but ended up as a breakfast cereal

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ProNutro-Bokomo-Pronutro-Original-500g/dp/B00BFCGZ6U

Maybe put together a gift bag of cool healthy/active stuff.

Water bottle

Some sort of diet/healthy eating book

Herbal Tea

Granola bars

Motivational poster

Kind.

Movie time!

Thank you.

you guys have shitty diets. lol. I like a green smoothie. kale, pineapple, blueberry, garlic, ginger, grapefruit, hemp seed, salt, almond milk. Later on I like some good ass chocolate.

http://www.amazon.com/Righteously-Raw-Maca-Bar-Box-12/dp/B004NMJFKC

if you can find one of those it will cost you about 8 dollars at whole foods, worth every-fucking-cent. i guarantee it.

Calcium Citrate - 2 pills a day

Metabolol 2 - 1 scoop in a glass of water only after resistance training

Nutrigrain - 1 a day to make sure I get enough sugars

FiberOne - One bar a day