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Favourite breakfast cereal


Having talked to Daz at lunchtime I thought I'd start this one off.

What is your favourite breakfast cereal.

I'm partial to some Cinnamon Toast Crunch

but you can't seem to get it now.

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Coco Shreddies.



Although my cupboard only seems to have cardboard flavoured muesli, walpaper-paste flavoured porridge and Sainsbury's own brand honey nut cornflakes in at the moment.



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I would have said Cinnamon Toast Crunch, too. Mmmm, sugar breakfast...

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My favorite is Special K......................I'm such a girl

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special k is actually no bad!


But its got to be:


sugar puffs


frosties


weetabix with yoghurt on top


shreddies



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Wheatabix ... used to be my fav, with lots of sugar piled on.  I won't say "on top," since you non-Yankees seem to leave those sorts of specifics off for some reason.


Alas, have not been fortunate enough to find Wheatabix since we left Spain when I was 11.



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Do we?  I hadn't noticed.


I feasted on Weetabix every morning last week while I was at me Ma's.


We were discussing the absorbing power of weetabix at lunchtime.  It seems that no matter how much milk you pour onto them, they just suck it up!  I wonder if boxes of em should be issued to high-risk flood areas.



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I'm currently on the Weetabix thing, no matter how much milk I give em they soak it up and eventually resemble the pavement outside a nightclub.

Still perhaps we could have the Thames Weetabix Barrier in future.



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I remember when I was wee thinking weetabix was what was inside fags.


(thats cigarettes to the americans, not YOUR type of "fags"!)


And what about pop-tarts, what happened to them?  (no spice girls jokes please!)



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Ah Pop Tarts. Memorries flood back of Lynn Faulds Wood on Watchdog leaving the pop tart in on full power on the highest setting until it caught fire.

"The studio's on fire, the studio's on fire!!!"

You can still get Pop Tarts. Although they're trumped by Cinnamon Eggos. Had them when I was on holiday in the US.

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Batman O'Leary wrote:


And what about pop-tarts, what happened to them?  (no spice girls jokes please!)

Yep, still alive and well in the vending machines, here. Never could choke one down, myself..

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Pop tarts are great.  Astonishingly sweet and with no nutritional value whatsoever.


I can't have any, cos I don't have a toaster.  Apparently I'm not allowed to grill 'em.



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Pop Tarts: tasty, yet suprisingly flammable!

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It has to be porridge... it has a shot putter on the box...

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Zem YN3B wrote:


Pop Tarts: tasty, yet suprisingly flammable!


Indeed.  Setting fire to the toaster with a pop-tart used to be such fun.


Stead uses something different in the toaster, of course...



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JonnyStead wrote:


It has to be porridge... it has a shot putter on the box...


But thats what all us Scots do in the morning after our porridge, sorry, thought you knew that!


A bit of shot putting then caber tossing before work, even better if its raining, ah, cant wait till tomorrow morn!



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Batman O'Leary wrote:


then caber tossing...

Always knew you were a tosser...

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