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Sanitarium Weet-Bix

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Sanitarium Weet-Bix
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375g - 24 pieces  EXTRA LARGE (1.12kg - 72 pieces)  MEDIUM (575g - 36 pieces) 
Now available ONLY at Aussie Food Express. Click the blue link below:
  • Sanitarium Weet-Bix at AussieFoodExpress.com

      • Nutritional Information

      • 97% Wholegrain for long lasting goodness and energy
      • Good Source of Fiber
      • Low GI (Glycemic Index) with milk*
      • B vitamins (thiamin, riboflavin and niacin) for energy
      • Iron for optimal mental performance
      • Magnesium for muscle performance
      • Zinc for your body’s immune system
      • Folate which helps your baby’s development during pregnancy

      *Low GI foods have a GI below 55. Weet Bix & milk have a low GI.

      Ingredients
      Wholegrain wheat (97%), raw sugar, salt, barley malt extract, minerals (zinc gluconate, iron), vitamins (niacin, thiamin, riboflvin, folate)

      Allergens
      Contains cereals containing gluten.

       


375g - 24 pieces — Go To AussieFoodExpress.com US $0.00
EXTRA LARGE (1.12kg - 72 pieces) — Go To AussieFoodExpress.com US $0.00
MEDIUM (575g - 36 pieces) — Go To AussieFoodExpress.com US $0.00

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Sanitarium Weet-Bix Reviews

The Sestito Family from Cleveland, Ohio on September 17, 2002:
Thank you, thank you!!

This morning we had Weetbix and Vegemite on toast for breakfast! It was so wonderful to have an unsweetened breakfast cereal, a rare thing in the USA. We are delighted to have found your site and have already passed the website address onto Australian friends who live in Texas. Just add mixed herbs to your site and we will be truly contented little vegemites :))

Thanks again
The Sestito Family
Test on August 29, 2002:
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