If your kids love sugary cereals but you don't like the sugar or the cost, here's an idea. According to Cheapskate Monthly, if you buy one box of sugared cereal and one box of a cheaper, unsugared store brand, or bagged variety, then mix them together in a plastic storage container, kids won't notice, especially small kids.
They get half as much sugar and you save some money.
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