There are so many benefits to this breakfast favourite. (Getty Images) With school mornings back in full swing, many parents are on the lookout for quick, affordable and healthy breakfasts. And ...

Many of us grew up eating Weetabix. Unlike the “fun” cereals loaded with chocolate and sugar, Weetabix always seemed reassuringly bland. Marketed as “good food you can trust”, surely something that ...

Many families looking to cut their shopping bill in the wake of food prices being sky high are opting to ditch major brands (and their often major price tag) and are switching to supermarket ...

As New Year resolutions take hold across the capital, new research from Weetabix reveals that while Londoners are motivated ...

In celebration of its amazing coffee mornings, Macmillan Cancer Support has recently presented its ranking of the nation’s favourite biscuits. While many British favourites are there, including ...

Weetabix has caused quite the tizz on Twitter by suggesting a new way of serving the breakfast fave... topped with beans. Traditionally the breakfast cereal is served with milk, yoghurt or fruit, but ...

INDIANAPOLIS — March Madness, meet Tesco. Anyone closely following Kentucky’s run to the second weekend of the 2025 NCAA tournament, under first-year coach Mark Pope, has by now surely heard of ...

Weetabix is a breakfast staple in thousands of homes across Britain and there are now many different varieties to choose from. From banana to chocolate and golden syrup to protein, there's lots of ...

FRUIT versions of Weetabix are packed full of sugar and some have no fruit at all, a Sun probe has discovered. The Weetabix Banana version of the breakfast cereal contains no banana — only flavourings ...

Poor harvests globally are pushing up wheat prices and raising concerns over supply constraints. But, despite ‘temperamental’ weather this summer, the UK’s biggest cereal brand says its local sourcing ...

It has been a breakfast favourite across the nation for years. But now, Weetabix has been told to change its key ‘slow release energy’ claim after it was ruled misleading by the advertising watchdog.