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3CorsaMeal

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13th Mar 13 at 21:09

Just tucking into some dry honey loops.

Any other cereals you like dry?

Gary

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13th Mar 13 at 21:14

Frosties

noshua

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13th Mar 13 at 21:15

Weatabix

_Allan_

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13th Mar 13 at 21:16

Shredded Wheat

Tomnova16

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13th Mar 13 at 21:33

Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

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Jambo

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13th Mar 13 at 21:40

All of them.

Have not had cereal with milk since I was about 6. Rats piss.

Robin

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13th Mar 13 at 21:44

Golden Grahams, the best.

Carl

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13th Mar 13 at 23:00

Krave, we buy them to eat dry as a snack.

Bart

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13th Mar 13 at 23:19

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

wtf

j10E W

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14th Mar 13 at 05:11

quote:
Originally posted by Bart

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

wtf

Tomnova16

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14th Mar 13 at 06:42

Try it. Then report back.

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taylorboosh

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14th Mar 13 at 07:36

Sugar puffs

spencer88

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14th Mar 13 at 08:07

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

Shelly

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14th Mar 13 at 08:46

curiously cinnamon, absolutely yummie!

sc0ott

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14th Mar 13 at 10:16

Cereal bars.

neil h

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14th Mar 13 at 12:51

Lucky charms FTW with out milk. Although the 8-9 quid price tag is much harder to swallow

Dom

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14th Mar 13 at 13:08

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

How does that work? Do you just spread it on as if it was toast? Or do you melt butter on top?

Marc

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14th Mar 13 at 13:14

Golden Grahams
Honey Nut Cheerios
Lucky Charms

Basically all the ones that are like sweets.

Nath

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14th Mar 13 at 13:18

quote:
Originally posted by Dom

quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
Weatabix with butter on is the Shiz

How does that work? Do you just spread it on as if it was toast? Or do you melt butter on top?

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