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Image title	2012 Debira Cartagena This image depicts a white ceramic bowl of fortified flake cereal with added raisins that had been set atop a matching saucer.<!--EveAct--><!--HlthBehav--> Cereals can be a way for you to provide your body with recommended amounts of complex carbohydrates, such as starch and dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals. By reading the ingredients panel on the food container, you can educate yourself as to the contents of foods you and your family are about to consume.<p> Start your day with a whole grain breakfast cereal low in added sugar. Top your cereal with fruit for even more fiber. While bananas may come to your mind first, you can add even more variety by also trying sliced peaches or berries. You can often find these fruits year-round in the frozen foods section of your grocery store.
Author	CD_212_EG/ 085, Photographer: Debora Cartagena
Copyright holder	http://www.cdc.gov/nutrition/everyone/basics/carbs.html CDC – National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotio
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File change date and time	03:29, 27 February 2012
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JPEG file comment	2012 Debira Cartagena This image depicts a white ceramic bowl of fortified flake cereal with added raisins that had been set atop a matching saucer.<!--EveAct--><!--HlthBehav--> Cereals can be a way for you to provide your body with recommended amounts of complex carbohydrates, such as starch and dietary fiber, vitamins, and minerals. By reading the ingredients panel on the food container, you can educate yourself as to the contents of foods you and your family are about to consume.<p> Start your day with a whole grain breakfast cereal low in added sugar. Top your cereal with fruit for even more fiber. While bananas may come to your mind first, you can add even more variety by also trying sliced peaches or berries. You can often find these fruits year-round in the frozen foods section of your grocery store.