The phrase "amount of cereals" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term would be "amount of cereal" since "cereal" is typically used as an uncountable noun when referring to the food in general.
Example: "The amount of cereal I eat for breakfast varies from day to day."
Alternatives: "quantity of cereal" or "volume of cereal."
If we want to do something to help reverse climate change, we should be worrying much more about the amount of meat that we ourselves are eating--and the amount of cereals we are growing to feed food animals--than blaming house pets for a problem that we created.
A limited amount of cereals and fruits is also grown.
The amount of cereals imported, totals 2 000 tonnes (BMLF, 2000).
For each group cluster, the GEMS food consumption database has estimated the amount of cereals, nuts, and oilseeds consumed.
Compared with men in Cohort I in the lowest quartile of total vegetable consumption, men in the highest quartile were more likely to engage in sports and use vitamin supplements, less likely to be current smokers, and consumed higher amount of meats and fish, but lower amount of cereals.
Larger bowl size increases the amount of cereal children request, consume, and waste.
Thus, the amount of cereal each person must consume to fulfill daily dietary requirements has gone up.
But in real life mine arrived as a cup of milk with a small amount of cereal spooned on top and a side of lollies including jelly snakes and raspberries.
'These days it is more like 15:1 in favour of the omega-6s.' By eating animals with even higher ratios - 20 1 in the meat of a farmed pig, compared to 3 1 in a wild warthog - plus an unnatural amount of cereal-based foods (which are high in omega-6), we are altering or natural diet and risking chronic illness.
Afterwards, she makes her way to the kitchen, and begins pouring an abundant amount of cereal and milk into a bowl, spilling it over the counter in a restless rage.
