hamster Posted 14 February, 2011 Posted 14 February, 2011 They are made of wheat and have honey and nuts stuck to them and they are bitesize. What more could a cereal be.
dubai_phil Posted 14 February, 2011 Posted 14 February, 2011 They are made of wheat and have honey and nuts stuck to them and they are bitesize. What more could a cereal be. Good for you?
hamster Posted 14 February, 2011 Author Posted 14 February, 2011 what i really love about cereals is that you have full control over portion size. what i hate is when i fill a bowl to the brim with Bitesize Honey-Nut Shredded Wheat only to find that we have only enough milk for half a bowl. As a kid we used to have water on our cornflakes because we were poor so this sitruation brings back bad memories all round. I have only ever discovered onbe cereal that can be comfortably eaten without milk; sugar puffs.
Mattio Posted 14 February, 2011 Posted 14 February, 2011 covered in chocolate, lard, kebab meat, and instead of milk use dripping
Saint-scooby Posted 14 February, 2011 Posted 14 February, 2011 Cornflakes. Flakes of corn. They use maze barley salt and sugar and lots of other stuff I can't spell
RedAndWhite91 Posted 14 February, 2011 Posted 14 February, 2011 Prefer cold leftover curry or pizza to be honest. EDIT: For breakfast, not on cereal.
ecuk268 Posted 15 February, 2011 Posted 15 February, 2011 Can you still get Puffed Wheat (Sugar Puffs without the sugar)?
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 15 February, 2011 Posted 15 February, 2011 Can you still get Puffed Wheat (Sugar Puffs without the sugar)? Why does people's wee smell of Puffed Wheat or Sugar Puffs if they have it for breakfast?
latter day saint Posted 15 February, 2011 Posted 15 February, 2011 Can you still get Puffed Wheat (Sugar Puffs without the sugar)? yes.either in the cereal aisle or with the wheat free stuff in tesco.
ecuk268 Posted 15 February, 2011 Posted 15 February, 2011 yes.either in the cereal aisle or with the wheat free stuff in tesco. Can Puffed Wheat be wheat-free? Must be against the Trade Descriptions Act.
hamster Posted 15 February, 2011 Author Posted 15 February, 2011 When I earnt my first wage packet (aged 16) the first thing I treated myself to was a packet of those little pillow shaped cereals and a whole pint of full fat milk, I ate them all to myself and felt like a man.
Lighthouse Posted 15 February, 2011 Posted 15 February, 2011 When I earnt my first wage packet (aged 16) the first thing I treated myself to was a packet of those little pillow shaped cereals and a whole pint of full fat milk, I ate them all to myself and felt like a man. First thing I bought (was 17 and worked in one of those crappy 2 for 1 restaurants) was a ticket to Saints against Plymuff. Didn't really feel like a man, unless it was a Saudi Arabian barman, because I was bored off my tits.
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