Scow Posted 3 September 2004 Posted 3 September 2004 I don't usually have any as I don't have breakfast. Might have something to do with getting up at 2pm usually. :w00t: I like Golden Nuggets though.
Teeno Posted 3 September 2004 Posted 3 September 2004 Don't really have cereal I normally have bacon sarnies for Breakie, but on the odd ocasion I do I like Shreddies, not cold though, have to microwave it for 2 minuites, and loads of sugar :w00t:
Cobbo Posted 3 September 2004 Posted 3 September 2004 erm, I remember liking Ricicles when they had the marshmellows with them! Then I evolved onto Coco Pops and then Frosties...and now I either have a glass of OJ or a fry up at the weekends...
Guest freund Posted 3 September 2004 Posted 3 September 2004 erm, I remember liking Ricicles when they had the marshmellows with them! 16967[/snapback] Oh yeh those were the days
Benji Posted 3 September 2004 Posted 3 September 2004 raisen wheats/just right/special k good for the bowels
Alexikokopops Posted 4 September 2004 Posted 4 September 2004 Everybody I talk too says Ricicles never had marsmallows in. Good to know I wasn't imagining it all!! I used to love them marshmallows. Almost as good as Lucky Charms.
Cat Burger Posted 5 September 2004 Posted 5 September 2004 i have frosties 17174[/snapback] Me too!, they're GRRRRREAT!
Guest Posted 5 September 2004 Posted 5 September 2004 Cornflakes. I did think of defering to Special K, as part of my perpetual weight loss programme, but having read the blurb, cornflakes have less sugar, more fibre, and more importantly fewer calories than their so-called 'healthier' counterpart.
Cobbo Posted 5 September 2004 Posted 5 September 2004 Cornflakes.I did think of defering to Special K, as part of my perpetual weight loss programme, but having read the blurb, cornflakes have less sugar, more fibre, and more importantly fewer calories than their so-called 'healthier' counterpart. 17228[/snapback] And are cheaper!
Guest Posted 6 September 2004 Posted 6 September 2004 Cornflakes.I did think of defering to Special K, as part of my perpetual weight loss programme, but having read the blurb, cornflakes have less sugar, more fibre, and more importantly fewer calories than their so-called 'healthier' counterpart. 17228[/snapback] And are cheaper! 17295[/snapback] I have never considered that aspect, but it is an important and valid point.
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