Mostly though, we ate cereal. Cherrios, Rice Krispies, Corn Bran, Raisin Bran and occasionally fattening bowls of Quaker Harvest Crunch. Cocoa Puffs were a rarity, but not entirely banned. Which is why I’m intrigued by the signs announcing that both “Cerealicious” and “The Cereal Bar” are “Coming Soon!” to the food court in the bowels of the building where I work. Will there be a rotating list of daily cereal specials? Will there be toppings and if so, will they be extra? Will they pour the milk for you or will they provide separate milk containers thereby preventing the dreaded sog factor? What about combos? Can I get orange juice and toast with that? It’s all a mystery at this point. Stay tuned.
Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Cerealicious?
Mostly though, we ate cereal. Cherrios, Rice Krispies, Corn Bran, Raisin Bran and occasionally fattening bowls of Quaker Harvest Crunch. Cocoa Puffs were a rarity, but not entirely banned. Which is why I’m intrigued by the signs announcing that both “Cerealicious” and “The Cereal Bar” are “Coming Soon!” to the food court in the bowels of the building where I work. Will there be a rotating list of daily cereal specials? Will there be toppings and if so, will they be extra? Will they pour the milk for you or will they provide separate milk containers thereby preventing the dreaded sog factor? What about combos? Can I get orange juice and toast with that? It’s all a mystery at this point. Stay tuned.
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Ah yes - I remember those breakfasts...
We still eat the cream of wheat, shed. wheat with warm milk - am training the younger son to eat this too. Only the cold cereal raisin bran out of those listed has survived. We make our own granola now.
Now breakfast is more likely to be home-cooked large-flaked oatmeal, fresh berries and non-fat yogurt (for me) organic flakes...
Think I will go get a bowl of cereal now....
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