Some cereals you thought were healthy, really aren't, according to the FDA.

The FDA has named has determined that seven cereals, once thought of as “healthy”, really aren’t. Added sugar and sodium are the reasons. The FDA mandates that, for a cereal to be healthy, the cereal would need ¾ ounces of whole grains, 1 gram of saturated fat or less, and no more than 230 milligrams of sodium and 2.5 grams of added sugar to be considered healthy.  

Here are the seven:

• Raisin Bran (9g of added sugars)
• Honey Nut Cheerios (12g of added sugars)
• Corn Flakes (300mg of sodium; 4g of added sugars)
• Honey Bunches of Oats, Honey Roasted (8g of added sugars)
• Frosted Mini Wheats (12g of added sugars)
• Life (8g of added sugars)
• Special K (270mg of sodium; 4g of added sugars)

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