Lucky Charms or Cocoa Puffs?
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OT: Your Favorite Breakfast Cereal?
Oct 6, 2014, 3:23 AM
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Yeah, Frosted Mini Wheats is second, and of course Honey Nut Cheerios rules...by far.
Lucky Charms and Cocoa Puffs are for 6 year olds
"Even on my 350k salary, by the time I pay my $4000 rent and spend $2000 a week on my SB, I don't have a lot left for high priced cereals."
Don't worry, once the greatest economic boom in world history really kicks in, I'm sure you'll start making a decent salary.
Kellogg Frosted Flakes and Post Raisin Bran. About the only time I eat them, however, is when traveling.
Lucky Charms all the way dude!
I've got 5000 boxes of the shit in my sealed bunker, just in case the economic boom doesn't come. That bad boy is filled with guns, ammo, canned tomatoes, and Lucky Charms!
Cinnamon Toast Crunch
Anyone who thinks otherwise is an imbecile.
:)
Who eats cereal for breakfast?
Some variety of Rice Chex about every other day as well as a gluten-free granola.
trix, cookie crisp and froot loops are the best.
I ate Fruity Pebbles into my late teens – I loved that sugary stuff.
I don’t eat cereal much anymore; find it kinda boring –but when I do eat cereal now a days; I eat healthy “Go Lean” by Kashi cereal.
It's funny you posted this. A few weeks back one of the radio sports talk shows posed the question - if could could customize and create your own variety 6-pack of those mini boxes, what would you choose. I was going to post it here, but never got around to it.
I would go with: Frosted Mini Wheats Cracklin' Oat Bran Apple Jacks Life Wheat Chex Cheerios
Grits. :)
When I was much younger, it was corn flakes with spoonfuls of sugar added. Sometimes grapes were added.
Cheerios, wheat chex and raisin bran. Adult cereals. My guess is Steve makes closer to $3,500 a year collecting cans and bottles.
Remember Malt-O-Meal? I liked it
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Lol! I didn't realize "grits" were such a part of pop culture
Smacks, Trix, Cocoa Puffs.
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What Mr. Tippton says is true about us Southern folks.
If we're talking all breakfast food, and not just the cereal to which the thread title refers, then steak and eggs. Left over rare-ish ribeye fried up and paired with over medium eggs.
Neither of those. Frosted Mini-Wheats is what I buy the most. But the best tasting cereal is Cracklin' Oat Bran. But I rarely buy it. It's just too damn expensive. Even on my 350k salary, by the time I pay my $4000 rent and spend $2000 a week on my SB, I don't have a lot left for high priced cereals.