Cereal

There is more sugar per serving in Cracklin Oats than in Fruity Pebbles but the serving sizes are different (49 grams versus 30, respectively). If you equal out the serving sizes, there is slightly more sugar and calories in Fruity Pebbles than in Cracklin Oats but only slightly, to agree with your point. I just really like the flavor of Cracklin Oats versus most cereals though I probably would need to moderate my consummation.

 

You really want to bust out a Mt. Fuji of shit? Here's your buddy:

 

Eh, that's what Taco Bell is for.

 

Manbearpig!

 

On occasion: Quaker Oat Squares. Never with milk. Honey Nut Cheerios too. Also never with milk.

 

I can’t eat cereal with anything less than whole milk. Even 2% may as well be water.

 

I am addicted to bobo brand Oats and More with Almonds

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I thought this was a @SpeedTchr post, until I realized that he would see Honey Nut Cheerios as an unnecessary indulgence, when he could be having a bowl of regular Cheerios, or thumbtacks.

 

Thumbtacks are full of iron, so they're especially good for pregnant women.

 

Cereal is worth spending a bit extra for the good stuff. The imitation brands eat the skin off your intestines. Honey Nut Cheerios are great, but so are regular Cheerios with a half-pound of sugar. Cap'n Crunch is exquisite.

My date ate his twig and rock "cereal" with flat Sprite. True Spartan.

 

At some point in my life milk began to disagree with me. So does ice cream.