Cereal for adults?

Tesco Massacre · 28-09-2011 12:34AM

Plowman wrote: »

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Don't know if it's common, but my gran used to do it.

She was quite religious and I always felt she substituted salt for sugar as some kind of flavouring-based penance.

bronie82 · 28-09-2011 12:39AM

I'm 29 & I still eat rusks and hot milk!!

Tesco Massacre · 28-09-2011 12:41AM

Weirdo.

Chris P. Bacon · 28-09-2011 12:42AM

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

That would be a Mr. Freeze

I think you mean a summer drink.

Cill Dara Abu · 28-09-2011 12:43AM

Plowman wrote: »

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You sure it wasn't cocaine?

falan · 28-09-2011 12:44AM

Crunchy nut cornflakes all the way...

Plowman · 28-09-2011 12:47AM

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Martyn1989 · 28-09-2011 12:49AM

Tesco Massacre wrote: »

Nice!

Back in the day I once mixed four different variety cereals in the one bowl: Frosties, Coco Pops, Corn Flakes & Rice Krispies.

It may have been the most exciting thing I've done in my entire life.

Nestle do a varietie pack with cookie crisp, cheerios, shreddies, honey cheerios, golden nuggets, curiously cinnamon and nesquik

believe me when i say theres serious combinations there and enough sugar to get you to the bus stop!

Temptamperu · 28-09-2011 01:10AM

Honey nut cheerios, like what Omar from the wire eats :cool:

tomthetank · 28-09-2011 01:39AM

Lucky charms
Fruit loops
Reese's puffs
Golden grahams
cookie crisp

God bless America

WindSock · 28-09-2011 01:44AM

Start. They were nice. I don't like packaging on adult cereal, its boring white and there are no games or toys.
Well, no toys in kids ones anymore neither.

seanbmc · 28-09-2011 01:47AM

squod wrote: »

Isn't adult cereal called muesli? Or special K for adult fat chicks.

Meh, they aren't as nice as Coco Pops.

2 stroke · 28-09-2011 02:06AM

bronie82 wrote: »

I'm 29 & I still eat rusks and hot milk!!

TG, I'm not the only one.

Jess16 · 28-09-2011 02:08AM

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

That would be a Mr. Freeze

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

I think you mean a summer drink.

He means a Mr. Freeze, we don't have summers in Ireland

28-09-2011 02:18AM

Hey were Lucky Charms taken out of the Irish market because the sugar content was dangerously high for children?

Also Coco Pops are rad.

Chinafoot · 28-09-2011 02:20AM

Cill Dara Abu wrote: »

That would be a Mr. Freeze

Mr. Freeze was just another brand of frozen drink. Our local shop had 'cool pops'. Same thing, cheaper version.

But thanks for the condescending reply all the same

Dohnny Jepp · 28-09-2011 02:22AM

I mix frosties and weetabix:o

im invisible · 28-09-2011 04:12AM

Havnt tried it, but them coco rocks are meant to be seriously addictive

Potential-Monke · 28-09-2011 07:50AM

im invisible wrote: »

Havnt tried it, but them coco rocks are meant to be seriously addictive

Yes, yes they are...

Wompa1 · 28-09-2011 07:53AM

When I saw that whole fast cars and women on the box I thought of The Simpsons cracker factory boss

"Crackers are a family food, maybe bachelors eat crackers. We don't know and frankly we don't want to know"

Wompa1 · 28-09-2011 07:55AM

Edz87 wrote: »

Hey were Lucky Charms taken out of the Irish market because the sugar content was dangerously high for children?

Is that what happened to them..I thought the Brits came in and "stole our lucky charms"

CapriSunFun · 28-09-2011 09:25AM

Mr Velo wrote: »

The Jammy dodger wrote: »

Remember the lucky charms with the little Leprchaun in front of them? whatever happened to those? They still sell'em in U.S.A.

They're still about. Spotted them in local shop in Galway a few weeks ago. Flippin crazy price though - something like 8.50 for one box.... yep ONE normal size box.

They sell them in Fallon & Byrne on Exchequer street in Dublin, €10 for one box so you'd have to be crazy nostalgic to buy them!

CapriSunFun · 28-09-2011 09:34AM

Martyn1989 wrote: »

ur not alone
Im 22 and i buy varietie packs and mix 2 different ones everytime

I remember never being allowed variety packs as a kid, the effect being that to this day I still feel I'm still not allowed them, I envy you.

Adults should just eat Alpen, it's disguised as muesli, but it's covered in sugar. And it has a picture of snow covered mountains on the box, how sophisticated!

padz · 28-09-2011 10:54AM

porridge thats for adults, a sugary start to the day is for the young'uns to get them bouncing out the door the little hyperactive feckers

Pj! · 28-09-2011 11:00AM

Do they still sell Ricicles?

livinsane · 28-09-2011 11:04AM

Fruit n fibre with apple or banana chopped in.

Plain ol rice krispies with a bit of sugar.

Cheerios are well good too.

Weren't those almond cluster things marketed as adult cereal with the parents hiding it from the kids.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 28-09-2011 11:07AM

Slidey wrote: »

Porridge.

No self respecting culchie would leave the house without a helping of it in the morning.

Pure Dub here and have my porridge every morning, mixed with two weetabix, honey and a handful of dry fruit - yum

tonsiltickler · 28-09-2011 11:07AM

prawns with franks red hot sauce and some cashews. Grizzly mans breakfast

padz · 28-09-2011 11:17AM

Braelyn Nutty Candlelight wrote: »

Pure Dub here and have my porridge every morning, mixed with two weetabix, honey and a handful of dry fruit - yum

must try that do do u crush the bix in with the dry porrige and cook it? fruit great even better that fruit bread toasted :P

sbsquarepants · 28-09-2011 11:31AM

Temptamperu wrote: »

Honey nut cheerios, like what Omar from the wire eats :cool:

Omar puts all sorts in his mouth, well that's what Stringer Bell says anyway!:)

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