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where are all the Quaker Oat hoops??
squoog
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A while ago Quaker launched a new range of oat cereals, one of which was oat hoops and once discovered, I can't forget them.
They were less sweet than most cereals and more like American cheerios. Gradually less shops were stocking them, until I could find them no more
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I have emailed Quaker and they say some stores do stock them, but I must have looked in about 20 different supermarkets in the north and south of england and even inbetween when I have been travelling and not a hoop to be found!
Please can anyone let me know where to find these elusive hoops, thank you in advance
Yours hoopfully
They were less sweet than most cereals and more like American cheerios. Gradually less shops were stocking them, until I could find them no more
.I have emailed Quaker and they say some stores do stock them, but I must have looked in about 20 different supermarkets in the north and south of england and even inbetween when I have been travelling and not a hoop to be found!
Please can anyone let me know where to find these elusive hoops, thank you in advance
Yours hoopfully
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You can get 'Cheerios Oat' now (seen TV advert), not sure if this is like the American Cheerios you refer to or if they will be too sweet for you (I find normal Cheerios are too sweet for me). [89p at Sainsburys (1/2 price) or 2 for £2 at Tesco.]0
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They were selling these in home bargains so maybe they are taking them off the market - I tried them but thought they were awful...0
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Thanks. Yes i spotted these, and got the 2 for £2 offer and they are too sweet. Luckily the kids like them....You can get 'Cheerios Oat' now (seen TV advert), not sure if this is like the American Cheerios you refer to or if they will be too sweet for you (I find normal Cheerios are too sweet for me). [89p at Sainsburys (1/2 price) or 2 for £2 at Tesco.]
So my hunt continues...0 -
Im FAIRLY sure that I saw these in Farmfoods the other day.:beer: Well aint funny how its the little things in life that mean the most? Not where you live, the car you drive or the price tag on your clothes.
Theres no dollar sign on piece of mind
This Ive come to know...
So if you agree have a drink with me, raise your glasses for a toast :beer:0 -
I'm sure Somerfield had them recently
and they were def in Poundland not long backDebt of £6300 cleared in 5 years, now ZERO0 -
My kids love them too - I have found them in Sainsburys and Somerfield, but they are becoming increasingly rare. Good luck in your hunt!0
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