Favourite cereal?

I discovered Crunchy Nut Clusters recently, which are nice.

They don't make up for Start being axed though.

Generally speaking, I eat the sort of cereal you'd expect a 10 year old to like. CNCs, Frosties, Frosted Shreddies. Anything with sugar or chocolate already added. :o

I do have Weetabix on standby for cold days though with hot milk.
 
depends on my mood.

I really enjoy porridge. On warmer days I love shredded wheat bitesized with banana and berries on it.
 
The nutty Jordan's Country Crisp is alright. I rarely have cereal, as it's all terrible, but I occasionally have that one.

It's about 20% sugar, though, so not one to have too often.
 
cheesyboy said:
The nutty Jordan's Country Crisp is alright. I rarely have cereal, as it's all terrible, but I occasionally have that one.

It's about 20% sugar, though, so not one to have too often.
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I have it as a bit of a treat every few weeks. I try to find ones without too much added sugar but it's pretty hard. Like you said there's many where sugar is the 3rd/4th highest ingredient.
 
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Weetabix or cornflakes, I hadn't had Kelloggs cornflakes for ages until recently and I'm sure the flake has got a lot smaller.:mad:

I also used to like coco pops, but these have been destroyed, they now are tasteless.
 
I have Cheerios.

It is a shock at how nutritionally poor/sugar rich almost all cereal is though. I can't believe with the data around us that kids are still being fed cocopuffs, frosted shreddies etc. for breakfast.
 
Martynt74 said:
I'm weird and like Fruit and Fibre. At least my wife tells me i'm weird, i'm under no illusion it's healthy though.
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I like fruit n fibre :D, weetabix protein was on offer though @ my last shop 2 for £4 couldn't say no to some extra protein at that price.

I tried some morrisons own brand fruit and fibre since the boxes are massive and it's cheap as hell but no where near as good as the proper one :( no crunch and goes soggy super fast


kellogs crunch granola is awesome too but super expensive imo.. reminds me of the cereals I used to get in switzerland but didn't seem to cost an arm and a leg over there
 
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