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Ricicles!
dont_use_vistaprint
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Does anyone know how to make them or any way to get them cheaper than the out of date ones for £20 of Ebay. I have an elderly friend who really misses them and wanted to surprise her for Christmas.
Iv'e contacted Kellogs with what I thought was a very convincing a sob-story but heard nothing - they probably think I'm just going to sell them on Ebay!
Iv'e contacted Kellogs with what I thought was a very convincing a sob-story but heard nothing - they probably think I'm just going to sell them on Ebay!
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They were discontinued in January https://news.sky.com/story/kelloggs-to-stop-making-ricicles-in-sugar-crackdown-11150573
They are just rice crispies coated in sugar.
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Can't you DIY? Supermarket rice crispies, dab of butter, golden syrup, granulated sugar and a pan, job done.
Stick it in a big glass jar with a ribbon on top and ta-dah!Value-for-money-for-me-puhleeze!
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Do you need the dominant taste of your breakfast to taste of sugar?
Supermarket similar brands (eg Asda) are cheaper and taste fine, if you want a sugary taste then why not have your breakfast with a sugary tea, that would compensate on the taste.0 -
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Do you need the dominant taste of your breakfast to taste of sugar?
I think you've missed the point of the post. OP is looking for a thoughtful nostalgic gift for someone, not judgement on their sugar intake.
OP - I wonder if discount stores such as Poundstretcher, Poundland, B&M etc might stock it? I often see random breakfast cereals there that I don't see in other supermarkets.0 -
I’m pretty sure I’ve seen them in B&M.0
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