Cereal Blogging
I was reading a blog and I think it was my new friend, Colvin that suggested we should be Cereal blogging.
And I thought, “Hey, I like Cereal”
When I was growing up Cereal was good for us. We only ate the most nutritious of Cereals, like the one made by the Quakers. Cause everyone knows Quakers only make food that is good for you.
Here is one of my favorites.
(Did anyone else send off for the Flying Saucer?)
I would love getting up to a cold bowl of Cereal in the morning before going to school. And I loved starting my day reading the back of the cereal box while I thoughtfully shoveled Cereal into my pie-hole.
When I became a teenager my tastes became more discerning.
Ya know, I would love a bowl of Captain Crunch, right now.
I would love to hear about your favorite Cereals and getting up on frosty school mornings. And riding to school on the bus with all the other cheery children.
I’ve never been able to stand any sort of cereal. Except Cream of Wheat with maple syrup years and years ago. My mother use to serve me leftover tuna salad or spaghetti casserole for breakfast.
I LOVED Capn’ Crunch when I was growing up but it doesn’t seem as sweet to me nowadays. Maybe they cut back on sugar in an effort to be more healthy? 😕
I also loved Frosted Flakes and Cocoa Krispies. Frosted Flakes made the milk sweet. Cocoa Krispies made it chocolatey. Nuff said. 😉
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Hardcase’s Favorite:
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These are my favorites for now…sadly I have to eat gluten free so not many yummy affordable choices. I mainly juice in mornings raw fruits and vegetables with combination of a juicer and montel blender! My landlord calls it swamp water when he sees me drinking it….lol. 😉
toast…just plain ole toast with some melted butter… I hate cereal, always did, Mum blew it with trying to make me eat oatmeal…however I didn’t know they gave you reading material to go with it. Look what I’m missing!!! 😆
I think I still have my Quisp saucer around here somewhere in a box in the junk room, or the shed, or the crawl space. Well, I think it’s around here. Anyway…the only cereal that my mom had to buy me was that corn puffed chocolate goodness…
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That was until this came along…..
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I miss the Count. His friends weren’t too bad either. I still eat Cocoa Puffs to this day (just not everyday).
That was SERIAL blogging, Roscoe
1) Steak (small NY Strip, medium), 2 eggs over easy, hash browns/ country fries and salt rising toast with philly spread. Bottomless cup o’coffee Nom, nom, nom!!(at a diner on Saturday morning usually)
2) Frosted Mini Wheats with 2% milk. (at home when I’m lazy)
3) Quaker Oats hot with 2% milk, sugar or some karo syrup (when I am going to play some early morning golf or disk golf—lots of energy packing!)
4) Waffles and strawberries or smorgasbord brunch on Sunday morning before setting out for a tour of the wine country in the autumn as the leaves turn. :love:
We only ate things like Cheerios or Rice Krispies when I was a kid. My favorite cereal now is Fruity Peebles, made with only enough milk to wet it. I can’t do soggy cereal. Hi ya Roscoe!!