[Marie2]

I think this is great, except I am sorry he decided against endorsing my personal favorite, Lucky Charms.

[SkyDancer]

As John Travolta said in “Michael” - “Not Enough Sugar In The World” ...... now, he’s my idol ......

[KansasGirl]

I think I’ll go and have a bowl of Frosted Flakes right now. Yum!

[clee1]

"I would not consider Frosted Flakes the food of an Olympian," said nutritionist Rebecca Solomon

Doesent matter a d@mn what YOU consider to be "the food of an Olympian", Rebecca - simply because you are an academic egghead; NOT an Olympian.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

One probably wouldn’t want to down a big bowl of Fiber One and then wrestle, swim, run..........

[Vision]

Grow up and get a life Rebecca.

[peggybac]

Good for Phelps not being PC when considering endorsements. My respect for him climbed even more. It’s his business and all the health Nazis can stuff it.

[bboop]

Rebecca is obviously wrong. If Frosted Flakes are good for Tony the Tiger, they are darned sure the Breakfast of Champions and good enough for Michael Phelps.

Always winter, never Christmas with the libs.

[14erClimb]

Rebecca Solomon needs to shut up.

[rickmichaels]

"I would rather see him promoting Fiber One. I would rather see him promoting oatmeal. I would even rather see him promoting Cheerios."

I would rather see her minding her own f***ing business.

[hole_n_one]

Solomon.........

Source

[proudofthesouth]

Better Frosted Flakes than Total. Total tastes terrible!

[Lent]

Ummm. Love frosted flakes. Good endorsement.

[who_would_fardels_bear]

Why waste time with the mere "food of the olympians" when we can feast upon the Food of the Gods ...

[Inyo-Mono]

I’d like to see an athlete endorse packaged chocolate donuts.

[krb]

Frosted Flakes has three times the amount of sugar as Wheaties

FF is only 3x the sugar as Wheaties??? OMG, that means that Wheaties has WAY more sugar than I realized. Bet I'm not the only one.

If FF is made of real sugar instead of that fake corn crap, hell, it's probably good for us.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

I heard Mark Spitz said he would never endorse Frosted Flakes. /sarcasm off

[Alouette]

Frosted Flakes was my favorite cereal when I was a kid.

I didn’t usually give my kids sugared cereal, but once in a while I would let them have it for a treat, but my daughters and daughters-in-law are super strict about never giving their kids cereal with any sugar in it. Something to do with ADHD.

[svcw]

Lets see in the old days kids ate Frosted Flakes everyday and they were not fat, hmmmmm.
More Frosted Flakes - I say.

[mass55th]

Neil Cavuto had some dumb blonde on his show today complaining about Phelps endorsing Frosted Flakes. Neil was busting her chops and asked her if she'd ever eaten Frosted Flakes at some time in her life. When she said "no," Neil said: "You've never said: GRRReat???" The blonde laughed and replied: "Well, my parents were more into Raisin Bran." When I checked the amount of sugar in Raisin Bran compared to Frosted Flakes, I found these nutritional values:

Raisin Bran Per serving (1 cup): 190 calories, 19 grams of sugar, 350 mg of sodium, 1.5 grams of fat.

Frosted Flakes Per serving (3/4 cup): 110 calories, 11 grams of sugar, 140 mg of sodium, 0 grams of fat.

Frankly, whoever that woman was on Neil's show, and she was the head of some BS organization against obesity, I'd say she's got too much fat in her head to even know what she's talking about.

[dan1123]

I would not consider Frosted Flakes the food of an Olympian

And I would not recommend eating a heaping plateful of spaghetti to the average American, but athletes have different nutritional requirements and need fuel for their hours of strenuous exercise.