What cereal do you eat?

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

squidge60 wrote: »

weetabix but they are not allowed to get soggy.!

me too.I also love porridge or sugar puffs.
OH only has Jordons muesli.

blackmidnight

Chris25 wrote: »

blackmidnight wrote: »

Special K Sustain bland so last week QUOTE]

eeurgh!! I tried this for the first time yesterday and think it's horrid - a bit too sweet for me - would you like my box, blackmidnight? I like the yoghourty Special K though

Well I have it for lunch/snacks rather than breakfast so I don't mind it being sweet - definitely different to all-bran which is the only cereal i'll have for breakfast!

focus888

I like the cheap fruit and fibre from tescos but theres way too much raisins in thre. alil is ok but i swear they throw in so much that its hard to pick out them all anything like this without the raisins?

calleyw

porridge or what ever is on offer.

Bitesize shredded wheat is on offer in sainsburys 750g £1.06.

Morrisons had 2 x500g for £2.50 :eek:

Yours


Calley

MissB_2

I can't eat a lot of wheat now, so after 18 years of two (then later three) Weetabix a day I had to go on to porridge. That and I found three Weetabix a day was making me fat, but less and I never made it to lunch time! I was eternally grateful when they bought out Oatibix! I can now save my little bit of wheat for every couple of days, perhaps with pasta or pizza for lunch or similar.

I dont like cereals like museuli or flakes or lots of small bits in a bowl with milk on them because I dont like the sogginess aspect. Somehow with the bizxes, I dont mind soggy (though I know others hate it!). In fact, because I have a cousin who eats bix dry with jam on it - a bit like toast - because he hates soggy bix!
I can't have toast because of the wheat thing but also because it just doesnt fill me up at all.

As a treat I sometimes have things like Apricot Wheats, M&S Choc Cereal, Cinnamon Grahams or Bran Flakes dry but with a big glass of milk afterwards.

In the main I stick with 2 Oatibix and Goats Milk though.
I just wish I knw why it cost so much. I can only really afford to buy it on offer and that's not always often enough. £5 for 1 months supply of breakfast for one person is a bit crap, IMHO.

If anyone ever sees Oatibix on offer, please give me a holler! Will travel for bix!
B
x x x

Mercy

I don't now as I'm low carbing but used to love cinnamon grahams. Full of sugar and no doubt the work of satan but ever so yum! Probably played a part in my weight issues :rotfl:

Mx

Uniscots97

MissB wrote: »

I can't eat a lot of wheat now, so after 18 years of two (then later three) Weetabix a day I had to go on to porridge. That and I found three Weetabix a day was making me fat, but less and I never made it to lunch time! I was eternally grateful when they bought out Oatibix! I can now save my little bit of wheat for every couple of days, perhaps with pasta or pizza for lunch or similar.

I dont like cereals like museuli or flakes or lots of small bits in a bowl with milk on them because I dont like the sogginess aspect. Somehow with the bizxes, I dont mind soggy (though I know others hate it!). In fact, because I have a cousin who eats bix dry with jam on it - a bit like toast - because he hates soggy bix!
I can't have toast because of the wheat thing but also because it just doesnt fill me up at all.

As a treat I sometimes have things like Apricot Wheats, M&S Choc Cereal, Cinnamon Grahams or Bran Flakes dry but with a big glass of milk afterwards.

In the main I stick with 2 Oatibix and Goats Milk though.
I just wish I knw why it cost so much. I can only really afford to buy it on offer and that's not always often enough. £5 for 1 months supply of breakfast for one person is a bit crap, IMHO.

If anyone ever sees Oatibix on offer, please give me a holler! Will travel for bix!
B
x x x

Poundland has it (or the mini version) on a regular basis.

newlywed

I eat jumbo oats (has to be jumbo ones) soaked in just enough water to soften them without them going sloppy.... then with honey drizzled over and a sliced banana.


Used to eat porridge but I prefer the oats soaked and not cooked.

annie_d

I have a dughter who eats Lucky Charms.....£7.49 a packet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, she pays for them herself

Uniscots97

annie_d wrote: »

I have a dughter who eats Lucky Charms.....£7.49 a packet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, she pays for them herself

£7.49? really? no surely not?