ITEM #2

i would say food number 1

Bah. That's awful. I suppose if I had to choose, I'd take the first one. I am gluten intolerant, and the first one seems to contain less gluten. Also, pernicious as the ingredients are, at least it doesn't have all the artificial colors in Food #2.

I think #2

I would really rather not eat EITHER one. However, I guess it would only be food #2, if I HAD to eat it—like, someone was holding a gun to my head or something. Food #1 has way too many sugars in it, plus it has the dreaded corn syrup.

#2

Doesn't sound like yer giving us option #3 NEITHER…so I'd go with #1…

I'd go with #1. Sugar as first listed item and the additives and colorings in #2 are scary

I wouldn't eat either of them. They both sound like cerials. #1 – something along the lines of Honey Bunches of Oats and the other sounds like Fruit Loops. YUCK!

Although I wouldn't go for any of those ('cause they seem to be some cereal stuff, which I'm not into), but ifI had to pick one, I wouldn't go for the one whose main ingredient is sugar. I'll have to go for #1.

#2.

I woudn't eat either.. I am gluten intolerant.. and that includes oats!

neither are good, but I would go with number 2.. I wont eat anything with HFCS.

I would choose #2 no HFCS! Lesser of 2 evils!

If I had no other choices to eat, #2 isa bar far healthier than #1

They both look bad! but if choosing the better option, i would say option #2! Just say no to HFCS!

I wouldn't choose either. If I had to guess, I'd say the second list of ingredients is from a cheap brand of instant oatmeal (think Quaker Oats) and the first is some sugary cereal made of corn flakes.

#2. High fructose corn syrup, hydrogenated oil, and artificial flavors all point to #1 as being the worse choice of the two. Whole grains and natural flavors outweigh the problems associated with the artificial colors.

Although sugar is listed as the first ingredient in the second product, the first product has at least 11 forms of sugar. Those added together will do far more damage to your body than the sugar in the second product. I choose product 2.

#2, number 1 has way too much sugar

I’m still waiting for the ingredients to food. Those lists are inedible.

#2 as others have said – it is the lessor of 2 evils. But I too wouldn't eat either of them.

Neither

Kelloggs smart start vs fruit loops! Neither thanks.

I choose #1, since it sounds like a granola bar. But my thought is they both could be a cereal. It is terrible that we put this stuff in our bodies, and we wonder why we are overweight, have ADD, headaches, and all the other problems.

They both have terrible ingredients.
The #1 has so much corn syrup( which is worse than sugar since it breaks down into you body different), poly dextrose, partially hydrogenated soybean oil and BHT.
And #2 PARTIALLY HYDROGENATED VEGETABLE OIL, BHT, and a lot of Corn product.
If I wanted to try to get cancer and run my body into an early grave, I would eat these up.

#1 based on the ranking of the ingredients. It starts out with oat bran.

I would not eat either (unless I was starving- then I might be grateful for a morsel of that food) and you cannot convince me that eating either one is good for you ever. I avoid HFCS and Hydrogenated oils as much as earthly possible. Is this a trick question?

If there is nothing more available #1

I wouldn't eat either one because I won't eat anything with transfat in it.

neither. period. Although it could be that I already DO eat one of them as a guilty pleasure…especially if one of them is honey nut cherrios. Which I eat twice a year.

That is DIRTY trick to play on us! Only if my life depended on it would I eat #2 (based on what Sharon said, thinking that it was fruit loops. However, if the first one IS Honey Bunches of Oats, I would eat that based on taste. Again, only if my life depended on it. But for your purposes… my vote is #2.

Neither. The possibility of nuts, and too much crap in both of them.

My choice is #2, #1 has way too much sugar and not much anything that's good for you.

Honey

Both, because I don't care about my health and the way my body looks, I just want to enjoy eating whatever suits my palet. NOT! – I'd choose neither…

Its got to be #2

Neither one, but if I HAD to make a choice it would be #2.

I'd choose 2 if I had to make a choice, All Caps makes it look worse, but it's not

Gotta go with 2 Scott. Thae first one has way more undesireable stuff in it.

Neither, but if I had to choose, number 1, but it has HFCS, number 2, has blue, red, and yellow dyes and partially hydrogenated oils and sugar is the first ingredient.

I don't like either, but if I were starving I would go for no 1, despite the HFCS. no. 2 just has way too many ingredients I can't pronounce and sounds even worse!

I wouldn't eat either one of them!

number 2 because no high fructose corn syrup. just sugar. sooo..it's just a smidgen better than number 1. or, it's the lesser of 2 evils.!!

They both sound disgusting, got sick in the stomach reading the ingredients, i choose neither

I'll not go there at all doesn't look good LOL….

No.2

Neither – because I am on a gluten free diet and I like straight products

neither unless i was in danger of starving&it would be 2.not as much crap in it!!

Im gluten intolerant too I couldn't have either one cause of wheat, oats, and flour….sometimes finding anything to eat that comes out of a box is impossible!!! I feel your pain haha!!

I would say neither as I have a lot of food intolerances but in saying that, I'm inclined to go for number 1.

Gail

I would eat group 2

Looks like sweetened cereal products. All of you who are picking sugar over HFCS are ignorant. They are metabolically the same in the body. I challenge anyone to show proof that HFCS is in any way more harmful than sugar. Neither product is going to kill you, but neither is optimal. A good ol' bowl of oatmeal would be better. Trixs….are'nt for kids anymore.

I vote for neither.

I am going to choose food2's ingradiants

#1 i guess

#2 more whole grain and wheat

It's amazing how some people buy all these unhealthy so called food, as far as i am concerned if it comes in a box it's not natural and fresh, i eat natural oats maybe once a week and even then as i'm eating i'm questioning whether its ok, for breakfast sometimes i have low fat cottage cheese, mixed with one small ripe pear, with silvered almonds, or 2 eggs scrambled with tomatoes, garlic, baby spinach all thrown in 2gether, awesome! and no toast

I would probably not eat either one, but if no other option would pick item #2

#2. Although #2 contains sugar as the number one ingrediant, there is no HFCS and Hydronated vegetable oil is used rather than Hydronated Soy, which I think is more harmful. I really wouldn't have either one.