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Kelloggs disputes the report after five of their popular titles rank in the top 10 breakfasts for most sugar.

A bowl of some popular brands of breakfast cereal contains more sugar than three chocolate chip cookies, according to a study released on Wednesday.

A study from the Environmental Working Group, a Washington, D.C.-based health information non-profit, found that one cup of any of 44 children’s breakfast cereals has more sugar than three “Chips Ahoy!” cookies.

The worst cereal for sugar is Kellogg’s Honey Smacks, at nearly 56 percent sugar by weight, according to EWG’s analysis. A one cup serving of Honey Smacks contains more sugar than a Hostess Twinkie, the report found.

Read more: Study shows some cereals pack more sugar than cookies

There’s a special trick in the recipe that helps the treat gets its famous, super-soft texture.

Dying to know the secrets behind Mrs. Fields’ soft, chewy, super-addictive classic chocolate chip cookies? Now you can.

Read more: Mrs. Fields, you make good cookies

A jail-based brand that includes crispy potato chips, crunchy cookies and formal shirts seems an unlikely route back to life in the outside world for inmates in South Asia’s largest prison.

Yet efforts by the Tihar Jail complex in New Delhi to transform the lives of its inmates and prepare them for a fresh start through vocational training in diverse fields has created the successful TJ’S brand of goods.

Herbal products and school desks are also among the many products being manufactured and sold, well enough that prison authorities have set up a website to boost sales still further.

Read more: Cookies, potato chips, shirts help inmates to new life

There were sold during a street festival in the USA.

Olympic Ring Cookies are the perfect way to curb a snack attack while watching coverage of the Winter Olympics — wouldn’t you agree?

Find recipes here: Olympic ring cookies: perfect Winter Games sweets.