This would be considered healthy in America

Here is the ingredients list for Australian Froot Loops
Cereals (60%)(maize flour, wheat flour, oat flour), sugar, vegetable oil, salt, natural colours (paprika extract, carmine, curcumin, vegetable carbon, copper chlorophyll), minerals (iron, zinc oxide), vitamins (niacin, vitamin B6, riboflavin, folate), natural flavours (orange, lemon, lime).

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Why is America like this?

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I agree I don't understand why a country on the other side of the world wants our kids cereal. Like it's fucking froot loops. It's not that special. You can make your own easily. Or you know make it Vegemite loops or whatever you people like. Why is there a demand for this?

both versions are goyslop pleb poison, imagine actually paying to eat that trash, any one that allows their kids to eat that should be shot

>1640 cal
This can't be real

Metric motherfucker do you into it?

I stand corrected that can't be right.
>391969.407 calories

I'm leaving this fucking thread because I've been wrong twice already.
399.14 calories.

Why wouldn't they reuse the mascot and packaging they spent millions on in order to hypnotize children? Put an Australian accent over the American commercials too.

I'm trying to get to heart of the premise. It came from America, so Americans made it and love it. But it's in Australia so Australia loves it too. But Americans should've seen it was bad and stopped it. The Aussie couldn't do anything to stop those Jews in Battle Creek Michigan who put our garbage in the cereal. No, the construction workers in Texas should've stopped it. Those bastards.

Bullshit. You would have to eat like the entire box to get enough sugar

>listed calories of AUS corn flakes convert to about 117 which is pretty comparable to the 110 listed on the US box
Honestly it kind of looks like, to me, that when cereals are counted as a single ingredient they are the first majority ingredient (seems to be happening on the AUS box, but as separate cereals none outweighs sugar.
It's fully possible that both sets of froot loops are the exact same recipe from what I'm reading here.

>forces me to read up/sideways like a gooknip
nigga can you not

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He read 1640kj of energy as 1640 calories, so the conversion is about 0.4 calories per kj or
1640 x0.239 so 1640kj = 39 calories in 100 grams

Right...? I have weetbix with full fat milk? see

user ill let you in on a little secret buddy ya see it all turns into shit carrots strawberries organic banana juice hawaiin nut butter jam vegan burgers ya name it

You leech out whatever calories and nutrients your failing digestive system can from whatever mass you gulp down and hormones takes care of the rest and it all gushes right out the shitter the right texture really gets the bile going and put out more putrid smells and consistent texture but it all shoots out the same

You know the Kelloggs ran a sanitarium, this was during a fanatical temperance movement in America where they thought all lust and sin came from exciting tasty spicy food. And they were on a shoestring budget with giant sheets of cornmeal stretching it as thin as they can for their invalid patients. They discovered corn flakes on accident they let the sheet go stale and try to run it through the press again and it broke off in flakes. Presto. One brother took it public and made a fortune, the other was committed to his religious temperance movement at the sanitarium. It's a creepy as fuck story. Religious puritans creating the most base bland cattle fodder they possibly could for humans mass consumption

Do you shart in the mart?

if it aint whole it aint full of nutriments

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Kellogs is the kike that convinced Americans to mutilate male children to stop them from masturbating.

I work for a freight-forwarding company and we have many clients in Australia. I've shipped bags or boxes of cereal to aussies a half dozen times in the past year (fruity pebbles, count chocula(?) mostly garbage cereals). I'm always stunned by some items they choose to import, especially with how high shipping costs are.
Just this month a woman placed about a $250 order through walmart which we forwarded at a shipped cost of well over $500. Hot cocoa powder, many types of calorie-free drink mixes, big containers of cooking spices, a dozen deodorants, two bags of cereal. Among the groceries were a few clothing items but the bulk of it was just common grocery items. Blew me away.