Quick Answer
Three lines tell you almost everything: sugars per 100g, fibre per 100g, and the first three ingredients. Read them in that order, always per 100g rather than per serving, and ignore the claims printed on the front of the pack. Thirty seconds in the aisle is enough, and it reliably separates food that keeps you level from food that does not.
The Three Lines
Start with sugars per 100g, because that is where the biggest differences between two similar products usually sit. Compare the jar in your hand with the one beside it rather than against any target, and put back the higher one. Breakfast cereals, pasta sauces, yoghurts and granolas vary enormously, and the cheaper option is very often the lower one too.
Then fibre per 100g, which is the line almost nobody reads. More fibre generally means less has been stripped out, and it is the single most useful signal on a loaf of bread, a packet of crackers or a bag of breakfast cereal. Last, read the first three ingredients, since those make up most of what is actually in the pack.
Per 100g, Not Per Serving
Serving sizes are chosen by the manufacturer and are often smaller than anything a real person eats. A portion of cereal described as thirty grams is a thin scattering in a normal bowl. The per 100g column is standardised, so it is the only honest way to compare two packets, and it is printed on nearly everything you can pick up.
Ingredients are listed heaviest first, which is why the first three matter most. If sugar, glucose syrup, dextrose or honey appear near the front of something savoury, that tells you more than any wording on the front. Terms like wholegrain or no added sugar are not lies, but they describe one detail rather than the whole product.
The Questions Behind This Guide
Why does this publication talk about the post-meal window so much? Because that is where the day is actually decided. What happens in the ninety minutes after you eat sets your energy for the afternoon, your cravings for the evening, and a surprising amount of how the next morning starts. Fix that window and most of the rest follows.
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