i heart cereal

[ryan_1969]

Ron English Cereal Art - Popaganda Cereal Art - Delish.com

[Josh Rickun]

"General Mills is vigorously attempting to reformulate its cereals to reduce the sugar content. According to the article, Lucky Charms currently contains 15 grams of sugar per serving, and the company's goal is to reduce sugar content to under 10 grams a serving. However, reducing sugar poses certain challenges: "Not only do the cereal's frosted oats need to taste sweet enough to keep kids clamoring, they have to float in milk for at least three minutes," states the article. All the fun of eating Lucky Charms would be gone if we couldn't see the little shamrocks floating in milk, right?"

lucky charms is the best cereal still on the shelves, not to be fucked with. on a related note - i miss s'mores grahams, the greatest cereal of all time.

[ryan_1969]

hooked on cinnamon life right now.

[farleypig]

those English boxes are great. or shall i say "grrrrrrreat!"

it's Uncle Sams for me.
breakfast is the only time i am the least bit right wing.

[hartman]

I haven't had it in ages buy Reeces Peanut Butter Puffs was always my favorite. I think probably because it was so directly obvious that I was eating candy for breakfast.

[soupsandwich]

Lucky Charms! Or the local grocery stores cheapo version "marshmallow treasures"

[ryan_1969]

wish capt cruch didn't destroy the roof of my mouth..... mmmm cruch berries.

[Mark McCormick]

liquor and drugs, aka the conspiracy behind lucky charms

[Mark McCormick]

"general mills is vigorously attempting to reformulate its cereals to reduce the sugar content. According to the article, lucky charms currently contains 15 grams of sugar per serving, and the company's goal is to reduce sugar content to under 10 grams a serving. However, reducing sugar poses certain challenges: "not only do the cereal's frosted oats need to taste sweet enough to keep kids clamoring, they have to float in milk for at least three minutes," states the article. All the fun of eating lucky charms would be gone if we couldn't see the little shamrocks floating in milk, right?"

No!