Pancake Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Champion food. Ive been having this for the last 2 weeks for breakfast, and I have to say I havent felt better in my life. Here endeth my post.
jawillwill Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Ready Brek is a food of champions. Also arguably the worlds greatest hangover cure.
JohnnyFartPants Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Champion food. Ive been having this for the last 2 weeks for breakfast, and I have to say I havent felt better in my life. Here endeth my post. I have to agree with that. I have fallen off the porridge bandwagon of late, but when I was having it I too felt very well. It improved my health quite a lot.
norwaysaint Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 What do you have in your porridge? I usually have a little salt,cinnamon and a sprinkle of sugar, but I feel like trying something else.
Weston Super Saint Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 What do you have in your porridge? I usually have a little salt,cinnamon and a sprinkle of sugar, but I feel like trying something else. Syrup.
Pancake Posted 6 November, 2008 Author Posted 6 November, 2008 What do you have in your porridge? I usually have a little salt,cinnamon and a sprinkle of sugar, but I feel like trying something else. Plain as they come, baby.
thesaint sfc Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 I will give it a go if I can get up early.
Master Bates Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Normally chocolate porridge. Also, it's nice to throw in 2 squares of dairy milk.
Master Bates Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Weetabix with hot milk are better imho. No wai! soaks up all the milk and you're left with a type of gluey/cement mix.
Jillyanne Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 No wai! soaks up all the milk and you're left with a type of gluey/cement mix. Yeah, like porridge then.
Master Bates Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Yeah, like porridge then. But no, porridge is nice and runnyish (depending on how you prefer it, lumpy or runny like diarrhea), where as weetabix is like a paste.
saint lard Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 Ready Brek with condensed milk on top.bloody lovely.
Saint Martini Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 I like rice porridge but only as a breakfast. The strange thing is that people eat it as dinner here in Sweden.
Crouchie's Lawyer Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 I had porridge flavoured with syrup (came like it in the pack) the other day, now we have run out.
norwaysaint Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 I like rice porridge but only as a breakfast. The strange thing is that people eat it as dinner here in Sweden. They have rice porridge, basically rice pudding or risgrøt here on special occasions. Woohoo, party food! I've been looking for something non-syrupy or sugary to put on my kids' porridge, anyone know anything vaguely healthy that goes well?
bridge too far Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 They have rice porridge, basically rice pudding or risgrøt here on special occasions. Woohoo, party food! I've been looking for something non-syrupy or sugary to put on my kids' porridge, anyone know anything vaguely healthy that goes well? I always sprinkle sultanas on my porridge. Dorset Cereals do a lovely version with berries but I bet you can't get it in Norway.
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 6 November, 2008 Posted 6 November, 2008 They have rice porridge, basically rice pudding or risgrøt here on special occasions. Woohoo, party food! I've been looking for something non-syrupy or sugary to put on my kids' porridge, anyone know anything vaguely healthy that goes well? Banana or apples and raisins
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