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Old Fashioned Kellogs Cornflakes
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tanith
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I usually eat Bran Flakes but just fancied a nice bowl of corn flakes this morning with icy cold milk and then I remembered why I stopped eating them.. I know its not just me but in the 'olden days' does anyone else agree with me that they used to stay crisp and crunchy right to the end of the bowl and nowadays they are so full of air they just collapse into a mush before the milk reaches the bottom of the bowl........
I once wrote to Kelloggs complaining about this but never even got a reply.. I would eat them every day if only they would bring back old fashioned CORN FLAKES that stay krispy and crunchy right to the end...... :mad:
I once wrote to Kelloggs complaining about this but never even got a reply.. I would eat them every day if only they would bring back old fashioned CORN FLAKES that stay krispy and crunchy right to the end...... :mad:
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"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke
"All that is necessary for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing" Edmund Burke
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try tesco own brand (not value they're yuk) - unless i just eat really quickly!just in case you need to know:
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Hi tanith, I do agree.
I bought kellogs cornflakes to make Easter chocolate nests, and put the little eggs in.
They were soon eaten. Prehaps you could make some? Just to finnish them up!If winter comes, can spring be far behind?
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