Here’s a newsflash. Makers of children’s cereals who advertiser to kids the most are the ones most likely loaded with sugar and starved of fiber. The obvious was revealed during a new study conducted by Yale University’s Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity. The study found that an average American child sees 642 cereal ads each year. But the cereals most often advertised are those that contain 85 percent more sugar, 60 percent less fiber and 60 percent more sodium than those marketed to...
