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The Best Breakfast Cereal Ever

Treebeak said:
Start. Do they still make that? Although I dont eat cereal anymore. The milk thing puts me off.

I switched to a little bit of fruit juice - The Lidl pear or peach goes great with cereal. :D
 
Nothing beats Porridge in the winter.

I'm making a special effort to eat breakfast at the moment and I'm on a mission to find which one I like best, which is why I've got 5 packets of different cereals in my kichen cupboard atm.

I used to love weetabix and shredded wheat when i was a kid. I was never allowed cornflakes.

These days I go for combinations - a little meusli - some whole food rice things - a few wholemeal flakes - and a little added berries and seeds. Pine-nuts always go down well.

All in furit juice sweetened organic soya milk. Loverly!:)
 
Shreddies. Understated but ultimately tasty and they stay cripsy in the milk for ages :cool: Sadly they're Nestle so the vote has to go for "Generic non-Nestle Shreddies-a-like with soya-based milk-substitute" :cool: :D

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes come in close seconds for sheer gorgeous luxuriance, but they're not a good, everyday stalwart like the old Shredmeisters.
 
Golden Nuggets, as they were in the 70s. Not now.

Special K, again as they used to be, saucer shaped - not the flakey shite ye have now.

Some of the American cereals, Lucky Charms. Right tasty.

I remember when Ricicles had characters from the Magiv Roundabout adorning the box.

I seem to remember Sooty & Sweep guesting on boxes too.

I'm not imagining all this. This was my childhood. :D
 
subversplat said:
Shreddies. Understated but ultimately tasty and they stay cripsy in the milk for ages :cool: Sadly they're Nestle so the vote has to go for "Generic non-Nestle Shreddies-a-like with soya-based milk-substitute" :cool: :D

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes come in close seconds for sheer gorgeous luxuriance, but they're not a good, everyday stalwart like the old Shredmeisters.

With you there on the Shreddies dilemma, subvers. A former fave. And they used to have Tom & Jerry on the box when they were Nabisco-owned...
 
subversplat said:
Sadly they're Nestle so the vote has to go for "Generic non-Nestle Shreddies-a-like with soya-based milk-substitute" :cool: :D

Nope, those are Nestle made too. They co-own Cereal Partners who also make virtually all the own-brand cereals in the UK. AFAIK, Lidl & Aldi are the exceptions who use someone else.
 
Good:

Conflakes with raisins & strawberries in summer.
Special K Red Berries.
Unsweetened Alpen.
Shreddies.
Porridge with raisins, banana & maple syrup in winter.

Bad:

Frosties/Sugar Puffs/Coco Pops/anything sugar laden & aimed at kids.
All Bran - like eating twigs.
Weetabix - babyfood slop.

I love breakfast cereal, me. Apart from the stuff in the "bad", list. Obviously.
 
They're all a bit rubbish when you don't have milk - takes ages to eat them because they won't stay on the spoon. :mad:
 
Sadie said:
I used to love Golden Grahams. Can't find them anywhere now. They were lush and the name makes me chuckle somewhat.

they're sold in tescos near me :D bees eats them by the truckload :D
 
aqua said:
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My favourie cereal...
 
The best EVER is Lucky Charms! Can't find em in this country but they've got colorful marshmellows in all different shapes n colours. sweet n yummi!
 
My alltime fav cereal has to be Kashi. 7 whole grains or something like that. Kinda like sugar puffs without the honey monster or any horrible additives. you can also get a honey sweetened one.

De-lish. With rice milk (rice dream anyway) I find ya don't need the sweetened one as I find that quite sweet anyway.

Kashi has been bought over though and is now made by Kellogs. On a positive though, this means it is now available in some supermarkets and not just in "health food" shops.

:)
 
aqua said:
they're sold in tescos near me :D bees eats them by the truckload :D

:( They only have bloody Cinnamon ones in my supermarket. I'm moving tomorrow though and my first mission will be to hunt some down. Priorities y'know?:)
 
pogofish said:
Nope, those are Nestle made too. They co-own Cereal Partners who also make virtually all the own-brand cereals in the UK. AFAIK, Lidl & Aldi are the exceptions who use someone else.
Cuntbastards extraordinaire! :mad: Lidl it is then. Thankfully I'm moving near a Lidl soon. Thank heavens for those weird German brands!

marty21 said:
with hot tea (no milk :mad: )
Tea. On cereal... Genius! :D
 
I make my own breakfast cereal. How's that for muesli-knitting worthyness?

Almost all cereal - even the claimed to be healthy stuff (Fruit and Fibre, Bran Flakes, Special K) has shit loads of sugar and salt in it.
 
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