[turmoil]

Cinnamon Toast Crunch wins everyday. The stuff amost gives me a hard-on.

Don't forget the soymilk!!

[UIUCstudent01]

While Cinnamon Toast Crunch is good favorite. I'd have to say Cocoa Puffs beats it, and every other cereal to the ground.

[turmoil]

ahhh...a most worthy opponent.

[I_Like_Plants]

Wheaties. Honest.

[cynthia]

As a fraternity cook, I've found Cinnamon Toast Crunch to be a big favorite but Frosted mini wheats are also in demand. Captain crunch is popular-more so than the Smart Start I introduced, which is consumed by the food-conscious-few.
The Essential Ten cereal we occasionally eat at home is probably not of much interest to anybody but it's high in fibre, low in fat. How fun is that-especially with nonfat milk?

[Dukat_Reloaded]

i like mini wheats with dried fruit in them. They are very healthy but costly so I do not buy them. Coco pops (coco puffs is a homebrand item and is not near the quality of coco pops but I do not know the situation in the USA) is very nice but still too expensive and very bad for your health. Wheatbix is good for you and fairly cheap but they are very boring. I usually don't eat breakfast anyway.

[seb]

Japanese are not use to eating cereals for breakfast. This is seen as 100% western food and supermarkets charge as crazy for a pack of cereals. Something like 500 yens at least for a small pack (do not even expect 300g in it)!

Of course, cereals with chocolate are the best. I have not eaten such cereals for a year and a half now! Life is terrible abroad.

[Grimnir]

The original Clusters was great, but now they only sell the damn Honey-Nut variety.

[I_Like_Plants]

Weetabix is .... disgusting. I have never seen any substance become so instantly soggy. Meanwhile, I may need to change my choice, Shredded Wheat in all its forms just rules.

[The_Virginian]

Cereals are just highly proccessed/ over priced Cattle food.

coffie, tea, red meat , beer, dates, maybe some other fruit, and what ever you scavange from the fridge for me...if and when I eat Break-Fast.

MOOOO!

[NeoPeasant]

I crack wheat from my stockpile and cook it in a mini-crock pot with a timer set to have it ready when I get up. About $.02/serving and lots of protien and fiber.

[Specop_007]

Frosted mini wheats or Life.

[bruss01]

Life or Golden Grahms.

I actually like it soggy. put it in a bowl, crush it down nice and hard with another bowl on top, see if there's room to add more, repeat until bowl is full. Add milk to form a slurry.

I know... disgusting.

But I love it!!

[The_Virginian]

neopeseant wrote:

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I') crack wheat from my stockpile and cook it in a mini-crock pot with a timer set to have it ready when I get up. About $.02/serving and lots of protien and fiber.

[KiddieKorral]

Golden Grahams pwns all.

[oiless]

None. Processed grain is bad enough for a person to start with, add a bunch of sugar to top it off and...

[NeoPeasant]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('The_Virginian', 'n')eopeseant wrote:

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'I') crack wheat from my stockpile and cook it in a mini-crock pot with a timer set to have it ready when I get up. About $.02/serving and lots of protien and fiber.

[Tyler_JC]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('KiddieKorral', 'G')olden Grahams pwns all.

[Tyler_JC]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('oiless', 'N')one. Processed grain is bad enough for a person to start with, add a bunch of sugar to top it off and...

[The_Virginian]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')hermos cooking-I tried it on cerial. You have to preheat the thermos with boiling water and then pour boiling hot food in. which means heating twice the volume of liquid to boiling. The crock pot method is simpler in times of cheap and reliable electricity. But I do have a couple wide-mouth thermoses from the thrift store put away to use in times when the method is appropriate.

What we now feed our cattle may soon be our primary staple food when the cattle that used to eat it have all been eaten themselves.

I found out about thermos cooking at Kurt Saxon's Web Site. A lot of practical advice on how to keep eating in hard times as those around you get hungry.