OT: What's your favourite cereal?

squeeler

CiB wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

I am a big cereal lover, and I have gone through many phases of loving different ones.

The one that has always stuck by me, through thick and thin, as an excellent reliable option, was shreddies.

Come come. Shreddies is just air-biscuits, devoid of pretty much everything except air & Scargill's left-over hair.

Sacrilege! Burn Him!

walkingbootweather

I could murder a bowl of crunchy nut cornflakes right now...



..... does that make me a cereal killer?

buy_my_cookies

They dont do them any more, can get them online tho. It has to be lucky charms

HTL

Shreddies with a load of honey on them. Good Times!

rubertoe

Plain Oats So Simple for me. with Honey or sugar.

although cereal of any kind at anytime of the day is a winner

tailwindhome

CiB wrote:

puncturemagnet wrote:

My breakfast usually consists of a bowl, about 6 inches in diameter and 3 inches deep, filled with a loan weetabix

This isn't trolling, or being a Grammar Nazi (ok it is), but we buy our Weetabix on a permanent basis in our house. It just works better for us. YMMV.

Sorry. It just made me larf seeing that sentence.

In my experience weetabix are more of a temporary arrangement...particularly when accompanied by dried apricots

AndyManc

Cornflakes with (bought separately) Tropical Fruit and nut (From Morrisons).

Covered with ice cold ORGANIC semi skimmed milk.


(Buy organic milk, read the research)


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woodnut

Golden syrup flavour Oat so Simple....and +1 on the organic milk, it's worth the extra few p

hambones

Weetabix, bran flakes or corn flakes, but only if crushed to almost a powder. That said I've not had any breakfast cereal for about a year....

Tonymufc

Another porridge eater here too. Love it with honey or syrup.

mudcow007

ice cold milk and.............






i dont generally have breakfast though to be honest or special occasion breakfast is "full english" in the Tavern on Allerton Road, Liverpool sweeeeet

Gussio

Halfway through a bowl of porridge topped with sunflower seeds, raisins and honey 8)

bdave262000

Ready Brek, it gives me a warm orange glow.

wgwarburton

Hi,
Porridge with salt and occasionally a bit of cream.

Cheers,
W.

PS Or Bran Flakes... I'll probably go back to those for a bit if summer arrives.

cee

currently enjoying oatibix flakes....again with a selection of dried fruits....

porridge in the winter....

i can't have coco pops in the house....the girlie has a bit of an addiction problem with chocolate flavour milk.....I have bought them...just never been quick enough to actually get to them before she has consumed the lot.

Stone Glider

Weetabix x2 plus Muesli (from Lidl with added oats and bran 'cos it's too rich) then All-bran on top. Fill the bowl with cold milk then add dried apricots/dates/prunes and sultanas/raisins. Yes it does spill over.

Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day.

mkirby

Aldi's equivilant of Wheetos, frosties and weetabix. And anything with those mini marsh mallows in.

RickyG

Weetabix x3 with All Bran on top (to keep it crunchy) and raisins.
Takes me about 15 minutes to get through all that. Keeps me regular though...

welkman

Weetabix for me. Three covered in fully skimmed milk and topped with sugar, bannana or rasins.

Having had skimmed milk forced on me as a child (mother was always on weightwatchers) anything else tastes like drinking cream!

raymc

Sugar free muesli, 2 x handfuls of pumpkin seeds, 1 x dried cranberries, 1 x chopped dried apricots, 1 x moist prunes, 1 x brazil nuts and sliced banana all washed in skimmed milk.

Takes some chewing I can tell you!

Followed by New York bagel lighted toasted, buttered and crunchy Sunpat peanut butter.

By the time you finished that, start planning for lunch

freakybacon

Honest reply- Honey Cheerios!

Realistically- whatever is on offer at the ASDA across the road (this is no recommendation of asda- other supermarkets are available!)

Currently on Frosted Shreddies. (£1 for 500 gram box)they are ok- better than the Chocolate version.

secretsam

I've just read this entire thread and now want to eat breakfast cereal until I puke

Agree on the Dorset Cereals - just so good, all of them, Mrs SS got me a variety pack of the little boxes, nomnomnomnom yummy

Mind you, you do get an achy jaw from all the chewing :shock:

andyjr

cereal rules. must say i've not had any of this dorset stuff, might have to go get myself some. agree with others, shreddies are a staple, though I do enjoy a good bowl of nestle clusters and before they disappeared a few years ago (seemingly to have come back again) golden grahmes

georgee

The best isn't necessarily what I eat.

Sadly i'm a most weight per pound spent man, so look for offers on substantial cerials which offer some alternative to utter blandness. i.e. rice crispies or corn flakes (why anyone likes these god knows?)

Else I do like ricicles, but that's purely psycological as I was never allowed them as a kid.

stuartturbo

Currently well into Grape Nut Flakes
http://www.postcereals.com/cereals/grap ... ?id=flakes

Chris McG

Krave omnomnom

Greggyr

Mornflake granola with natch yoghurt

shm_uk

Tesco Value muesli, with added chopped walnuts, kiwi & banana

But if it didn't cost the earth, I'd be eating Acai with granola & sliced banana every day

PBo

CiB wrote:

Rick Chasey wrote:

I am a big cereal lover, and I have gone through many phases of loving different ones.

The one that has always stuck by me, through thick and thin, as an excellent reliable option, was shreddies.

Come come. Shreddies is just air-biscuits, devoid of pretty much everything except air & Scargill's left-over hair.

the scargill's hair comment leads me to believe that you are mixing up shredded wheat and shreddies....

PBo

AndyManc wrote:

Cornflakes with (bought separately) Tropical Fruit and nut (From Morrisons).

Covered with ice cold ORGANIC semi skimmed milk.


(Buy organic milk, read the research)


.

Is it delivered by careful and considerate tanker drivers?