What's in your cereal bowl?

[electrogirl]

Special K.

It's actually really nice. I wouldn't have thought it.

It's like eating a bowl of air

 

[mozzy]

Porridge, half milk half water, splodge of honey. Perfect!

That's what I have - with sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds and dried fruit - yum

 

[marty21]

OOooo might have to try that now!


And Sultana Bran! Love that, not had it for years. Always used to add extra sultanas tho mmmmmm

please report back your findings

 

[FridgeMagnet]

yee hah!

(what are cheese grits? is it like cheese you dropped on the pavement?)

"Grits" is actually American for "tarmac".

 

[PacificOcean]

I really liked Golden Grahams but I haven't seen them for years.

 

[DotCommunist]

yoghurt. Fruit corner, cherry.

not in a bowl obv

 

[prunus]

Beer.

And crisps.

 

[ericjarvis]

Beer.

And crisps.

Ah yes. A complete traditional English breakfast.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

Porridge with salt and sugar

 

[WouldBe]

No, it's weetabix made with oats. It's plain wrong.

They taste a lot better than the cardboard flavoured weetabix.

I'm eating the to try to reduce my cholesterol level.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

They taste a lot better than the cardboard flavoured weetabix.

I'm eating the to try to reduce my cholesterol level.

Eat porridge then

Oatbix is a milk-snatcher

 

[spacemonkey]

Bran Flakes with Saltanas.

 

[WouldBe]

Eat porridge then

Oatbix is a milk-snatcher

When was the last time you had porridge where the oats floated on a lake of milk?

If you put the oatibix and milk in the microwave and press the hot drink reheat button you get porridge.

 

[sojourner]

Tesco own brand cornflakes

I don't mind cheerios, but the daughter inhales half-boxes at a time, so I rarely buy them, seeing as I never actually get to fucking eat any

In winter it's always ready brek


Christ I'm a woman of massive international intrigue

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

When was the last time you had porridge where the oats floated on a lake of milk?

If you put the oatibix and milk in the microwave and press the hot drink reheat button you get porridge.

I tried Oatabix.

I poured the milk in, it disappeared. I poured more milk in and again, it disappeared. After the third attempt at pouring milk in, we were running low on milk and I attempted to eat the cardboard.

It went in the bin after a few mouthfuls

 

[tufty79]

I really liked Golden Grahams but I haven't seen them for years.

i think they're still going..

frosties today

 

[WouldBe]

I tried Oatabix.

I poured the milk in, it disappeared. I poured more milk in and again, it disappeared. After the third attempt at pouring milk in, we were running low on milk and I attempted to eat the cardboard.

It went in the bin after a few mouthfuls

You need about 1/4 pint of milk per Oatibix. Weetabix take only a little less but don't taste as nice.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

You need about 1/4 pint of milk per Oatibix. Weetabix take only a little less but don't taste as nice.

I don't know, I don't eat Weetabix either.

 

[WouldBe]

I don't know, I don't eat Weetabix either.

I wouldn't bother.

 

[Minnie_the_Minx]

I wouldn't bother.

My b/f does. 2 every day, with two dessert-spoons of sugar

 

[Me76]

Cheerios this morning. On my shelf there is also a box of bran flakes. I cannot seem to find mini shredded wheats in any shops local to me - have they stopped making them?

 

[Cloo]

Porridge and soft fruit, or else yoghurt, granola and soft fruit. I have been a lifelong cereal fiend, but when asking some people who had more experience of dieting than I about what really works, and describing my diet, (as I wanted to lose a bit of baby-, or frankly, staying-at-home-weight) and a few people said things along the lines of 'Cereal baaaad! Yoghurt or porridge instead'.

And, I must say, after four weeks on new breakfast regime, I'm back into clothes I couldn't fit into at the start of this year and looking trimmer, so I think maybe that's been the key to it, on top of going to the gym once or twice a week and doing quite a lot of walking in the morning to the nursery from home and then from the tube to the office three days a week since the end of January.

I'm about to enter the unknown and make my own granola this afternoon

 

[zombie]

M&S Chocolate Crunch. I'm sure they've put crack in the oaty clusters...

 

[gentlegreen]

My basic cereal is porridge oats, soy milk and demerara.

At the moment I usually add Tesco "special flakes", but also sometimes weetabix or allbran.

 

[zoooo]

It's like eating a bowl of air

Haha, really?
I think it's quite filling.
Maybe my box has something dodgy in it...

 

[Callie]

Cinnamon toast crunch/cinnamon grahams/whatever theyve decided to call it this month - its mainly graham crackers with a metric fucktonne of sugar and some cinnamon, i like it

OR

Blueberry wheats - like shredded wheats with blueberry stuff in the middle