Recent questions tagged cereal

Description : What cereals do you eat?

Last Answer : We always had hot cereal for breakfast when I was a kid. Cold cereals were something you saw on TV or at someone else’s house. Hot oat meal, cream of wheat, bran flakes, corn flakes, sugar frosted flakes, shredded wheat. Absolutely nothing with those darn ‘filler’ raisins!

Description : Does anyone remember the ten pack variety boxes of cereal?

Last Answer : answer:Heck yeah! We used to take them camping with us, because I liked Raisin Bran and Fruit Loops and my brother liked Coco Crispies and Frosted Flakes and my Dad liked Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes. I ... the box and you could pour the milk right in the box that was lined with waxed paper. : )

Description : Other than Grape Nuts, is there a cereal that does not go "soggy", till the end of the bowl?

Last Answer : answer:My favorite cereal is this and I’ve never had a problem with it going soggy :) lol viagra lol

Description : What makes Rice Krispies snap, crackle and pop?

Last Answer : answer:The sound track. Programmed into each of those little rice thingies. Did you really mean this to be a general question? How unfortunate! I wonder if it would be legal to copy a question in ... in the cereal and then they expand and break with those sounds. Now wasn't that exceedingly boring?

Description : Are there an nutrients in those sugary childrens cereal?

Last Answer : Probably not But who cares, the lucky charms marshmallows are awesome

Description : Why is Waffle Crisp Cereal only sold in certain cities?

Last Answer : Because their market research tells them it won’t sell well overall there.

Description : Who would win in a battle royale between all the cereal mascots?

Last Answer : answer:Excuse me, but were you intending to write “mascots?” September 3, 2008, 1:41 AM EDT

Description : How To Make Swinging Cereal

Last Answer : Materials A hard rubber or plastic comb, or a balloon Thread Small pieces of dry cereal (O-shapes, or puffed rice of wheat) Instructions Tie a piece of the cereal to one end of a 12 inch ... from the comb to the cereal. Now both objects had the same negative charge, and the cereal was repelled.