Topic: The best breakfast cereal

[El Lobo]

Kellogg’s crunchy nut granola is great....but you get maybe three bowls worth in a bag

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Kellogg’s crunchy nut granola is great....but you get maybe three bowls worth in a bag

that was the one I got, really nice but yeah costs a bit and really small bag

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Wouldn't call it a cereal myself.

What about Farleys Rusks? Hot milk on those, I class that as cooking

[Buck Pete]

Kellogg’s crunchy nut granola is great....but you get maybe three bowls worth in a bag

I actually bumped this thread to find fellow KCNG fans.

Yep you literally do get about 3 bowls in a bag!! 

Its the cocaine of breakfast cereals.

[Crosby Nick]

I actually bumped this thread to find fellow KCNG fans.

Yep you literally do get about 3 bowls in a bag!! 

Its the cocaine of breakfast cereals.

My son has a nut allergy, the selfish prick. No Crunchy Nut Cornflakes for me anymore sadly.

[S]

Any kind of granola, with sliced banana. I never understand how people can skip breakfast. I normally have two bowls.

Breakfast is always my healthiest meal. It's all downhill from there.

[rob1966]

Cornflakes, hot milk and jam.

[reddebs]

Cornflakes, hot milk and jam.

That's just weird!

Plain, ordinary bran flakes with fresh fruit in the summer for me.  Porridge with fruit in the winter.



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[Grobbelrevell]

Bit of a 'yer da' answer, but it's probably Weetabix. The thing with them though, is you can't let them get soggy, so it's like firing a starting pistol the moment the first splash of milk hits them.

A timeless classic though. Ice cold milk, spoon of sugar. Belting.

[Buck Pete]

it's like firing a starting pistol the moment the first splash of milk hits them.

Spot on

[Elzar]

Cornflakes, hot milk and jam.

Expand on this one Rob, how do you go about putting that together?

[J_Kopite]

Cornflakes, hot milk and jam.

Sounds like something Martin Samuel would have

[Crosby Nick]

Sounds like something Martin Samuel would have

Deep fried.

[Ciara (with a capital "C")]

I probably only have Weetabix now on a regular basis - little bit of cold milk and a teaspoon of sugar.

I find anything else I have tasted in the last few years too sweet - Frosties and CNC are ridiculously sweet. Cheerios I used to like.But I don't really eat cereal now except for Weetabix - it's the only one that can keep my full until lunch.

Any of you weirdos mix your cereals? Heard people talking about that in lockdown. Foul behaviour. `

[rob1966]

Expand on this one Rob, how do you go about putting that together?

Its dead basic It was something i got off my dad, big bowl of cornflakes, boil some milk, pour it on the cornflakes then drop a huge dollop of jam in the middle. Make sure you get some jam on the spoon with the cornflakes.

[RedSince86]

Coco Pops.

[Elmo!]

Bit of a 'yer da' answer, but it's probably Weetabix. The thing with them though, is you can't let them get soggy, so it's like firing a starting pistol the moment the first splash of milk hits them.

A timeless classic though. Ice cold milk, spoon of sugar. Belting.

I'm th eopposite with Weetabix (though not had them in quite a few years now). I wait until it is complete mush before starting.

[Crosby Nick]

I probably only have Weetabix now on a regular basis - little bit of cold milk and a teaspoon of sugar.

I find anything else I have tasted in the last few years too sweet - Frosties and CNC are ridiculously sweet. Cheerios I used to like.But I don't really eat cereal now except for Weetabix - it's the only one that can keep my full until lunch.

Any of you weirdos mix your cereals? Heard people talking about that in lockdown. Foul behaviour. `

Absobloodylutely.

The aforementioned Weetabix go nicely with a serving of Cheerios on top.

Back in the day I used to love Sugar Puffs mixed with Cornflakes.

I don’t know why but I also really like the powdery shit you get at the bottom of a box, with just the right amount of milk it becomes the perfect consistency.

[rob1966]

One thing In have never done is put sugar on cereal for the kids, I'd like them to still have teeth that have never had fillings when they get into their teens. Mine eat porridge or weetabix and they have them how they come, no added unnecessary shite.

Oh yeah, I always ate 3 shredded wheat too. (with jam on - jam in cereal is a recurring theme with me)

[El Lobo]

One thing In have never done is put sugar on cereal for the kids, I'd like them to still have teeth that have never had fillings when they get into their teens. Mine eat porridge or weetabix and they have them how they come, no added unnecessary shite.

Oh yeah, I always ate 3 shredded wheat too. (with jam on - jam in cereal is a recurring theme with me)

Like *shudders* cheerios on weetabix

[TheMissionary]

three weetabix or three shredded wheat (depends on what's on offer in the Asda) covered in ice cold milk - half UHT half full fat - sprinkling of sugar.  Glass of apple juice to wash down my vitamin etc pills.  Big mug of tea.

Can't leave the house without.  Even if we go out for breakfast for treat (those were the days, before March) I still have that lot before I go.

[Andy @ Allerton!]

[TheMissionary]

Fuck me Andy!  I can feel my arteries hardening (and that's all) just looking at the picture.

[Grobbelrevell]

I'm th eopposite with Weetabix (though not had them in quite a few years now). I wait until it is complete mush before starting.

Yeah, my dad used to do that. Make it, fill the bowl to the rim with milk, and then sit it on the table for ten minutes before starting.

Savages.

[Crosby Nick]

Like *shudders* cheerios on weetabix

Try it, you might like it (wasn’t that a shit ad catchphrase from back in the day?!).

[S]

Any of you weirdos mix your cereals? Heard people talking about that in lockdown. Foul behaviour. `

Has to be done sometimes. Like when you don't have enough for a full bowl of one cereal.