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I've just made hot Weetabix with nothing but milk...
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Actually, I can imagine it going quite well with tea!0
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we also always had it crumble up with hot water and a little milk and still how I eat it now. My brother said he got funny looks at uni doing it that way!!0
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I can't be the only one who has to have enough cold milk to make them go like baby food can I?
I have to bash them and add enough milk to make sure there are no dry bits -but that they aren't runny-a sprinkle of sugar and away you go..
Any other cereal I have to put the milk in first and float the cereal on top so they have less chance to go soggy before I get thembut weetabix ..soggy every time
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mmm yes cornflakes and hot milk is really nice. i tried it with weetabix once and you're right it was yucky! my nanna always had it with hot water though, i might try it and see how it is!What matters most is how well you walk through the fire0
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I thought this was meant to be a money saving forum - now I have the urge to buy some weetabix, put three in a bowl with a tablespoon of sugar and pour hot milk over the lot....mmmm!Everybody is equal; However some are more equal than others.0
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MRSMCAWBER wrote: »I can't be the only one who has to have enough cold milk to make them go like baby food can I?
I have to bash them and add enough milk to make sure there are no dry bits -but that they aren't runny-a sprinkle of sugar and away you go..
Any other cereal I have to put the milk in first and float the cereal on top so they have less chance to go soggy before I get thembut weetabix ..soggy every time
No you are not the only one!! I do it too. I crush them up before adding the cold milk, wait till it goes all soggy then add a bit of sugar and a bit more milk if its not runny enough! lol:DDebt free = December 2010...as of March 2006 it is now January 2010..... as of December 2008 it is now December 2009 :j hopefully sooner!!:jDEBT FREE:j January 2012, took longer but I got there, all by myself, through sheer hard work and pride!0 -
I thought this was meant to be a money saving forum - now I have the urge to buy some weetabix, put three in a bowl with a tablespoon of sugar and pour hot milk over the lot....mmmm!
If you live near an Aldi try theirs, apparently you can't tell the difference from the real thing. I prefer their fruit and fibre it's got far more "nice bits" than the Kelloggs version!! (and obviously much cheaper :cool:)
I think their weetie bix or whatever they're called, are 24 for 99p.:wave:0 -
Bitsy_Beans wrote: ».....and it was vile.
Growing up when I was a kid my parents couldn't afford shed loads of milk so my weetabix (always hot NEVER cold) was made by pouring boiling water over the weetabix and adding a spash of milk and sugar to taste. I know this is odd (had some right funny looks at work when I used to make it) and I thought I'd try it the way I make it for my kids with just hot milk. Urgh it was disgusting. Going back to my old MSE ways with that one :rotfl:
We used to do that as kids too.I just know I'm going to have to have it like that again for my breakfast over the weekend. :T I'll have to go out and buy some now. :rolleyes:
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I had never heard of having them with cold milk before I met my boyfriend! Hot or cold though, both good but both with sugar.0
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caitybabes wrote: »I had never heard of having them with cold milk before I met my boyfriend! Hot or cold though, both good but both with sugar.
Lol, I'd never heard of having them with water until this thread came up! :rotfl:0
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