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LabRat · 02-09-2005, 10:52 AM

So, after posting to the field of 64 thread, I had cereal on the brain last night and we ended up having it for dinner. Yum. Mini shredded wheat, with a sprinkling of sugar and 1% milk. How do you eat yours? Out of the box? Stale? Soggy? What's your favorite kind? What do you add to it? Do you sugar your frosted flakes? (i knew someone who did this regularly) I pretty much like everything, with the exception of Grapenuts. I go on kicks where i'll buy and eat 1 or 2 kinds for several boxes, then get sick of it and don't have it again for a few months. Occasionally mix 2 kinds together, if there isn't enough of one to fill a bowl. My favorites for snacking without milk are Honey Nut Chex, Regular LIFE, and Multigrain Cheerios. All have lots of crunch and a bit of sweetness. OK, your turn...

02-09-2005, 10:52 AM	#1
LabRat twatfaced two legged bumhole Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 3,143	Cereal So, after posting to the field of 64 thread, I had cereal on the brain last night and we ended up having it for dinner. Yum. Mini shredded wheat, with a sprinkling of sugar and 1% milk. How do you eat yours? Out of the box? Stale? Soggy? What's your favorite kind? What do you add to it? Do you sugar your frosted flakes? (i knew someone who did this regularly) I pretty much like everything, with the exception of Grapenuts. I go on kicks where i'll buy and eat 1 or 2 kinds for several boxes, then get sick of it and don't have it again for a few months. Occasionally mix 2 kinds together, if there isn't enough of one to fill a bowl. My favorites for snacking without milk are Honey Nut Chex, Regular LIFE, and Multigrain Cheerios. All have lots of crunch and a bit of sweetness. OK, your turn... __________________ Strength does not come from how much weight you can lift, or how many miles you can run. It comes from knowing that you set a goal, and rose to the challenge. Strength comes from within.