Sunday, November 27, 2005
What's your fancy? Cornflakes? Cocoa Krispies? Or my favourite, (wait a minute ... that's second favourite) Fruit Loops? There's nothing like tantalizing your taste buds with your favourite childhood indulgence after realizing you hadn't eaten it for donkey years. And did I mention I also like chowing down on cereal at night? Well I do, and it's the best! I don't know ... it's just something so gratifying about it. Kudos to the Kellogs people for inventing the fruity goodness. I remember watching some 80s movie where the kid actually ate his Fruit Loops with just chocolate syrup! (Nope, I have yet to try it). Cocoa Krispies is just so jolly good too. I get a kick out of just hearing the bubble rice pop after it soaks into the milk and you end up slurping the ever-so-yummy chocolate milk at the end. I have always been biased towards Kellogs branded cereal. It just taste better than the stuff produced by Nestle.
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What's your fancy? Cornflakes? Cocoa Krispies? Or my favourite, (wait a minute ... that's second favourite) Fruit Loops? There's nothing like tantalizing your taste buds with your favourite childhood indulgence after realizing you hadn't eaten it for donkey years. And did I mention I also like chowing down on cereal at night? Well I do, and it's the best! I don't know ... it's just something so gratifying about it. Kudos to the Kellogs people for inventing the fruity goodness. I remember watching some 80s movie where the kid actually ate his Fruit Loops with just chocolate syrup! (Nope, I have yet to try it). Cocoa Krispies is just so jolly good too. I get a kick out of just hearing the bubble rice pop after it soaks into the milk and you end up slurping the ever-so-yummy chocolate milk at the end. I have always been biased towards Kellogs branded cereal. It just taste better than the stuff produced by Nestle.
With all the different types breakfast cereals, wheat bars, muesli ... what have you ... , I remember buying the All Bran cereal only to discover that it resembled bird food. Hmmm...
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