Grey clad mystery: Soggy or crunchy

Tuesday, June 20, 2006

Soggy or crunchy

I prefer my cereal soggy as opposed to crunchy. How about you?

5 comments:

Niki Devereaux9:27 p.m.
Crunchy all the way. If you want soggy cereal you might as well only eat oatmeal. am I alone in this?? :) Just my thought. :)
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Anonymous9:14 a.m.
I totally agree with you Niki. Also, by the time you let it get soggy, the milk will be warm and sugary... yuck!
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Anonymous3:05 p.m.
Actually, cereal needs to be mixed with other kinds of cereals so that you get a unique blend of tastes - such as 1/3 Raisin Bran, 1/3 Cheerios and topped with 1/3 Alpha Bits. Then put the milk on and eaten fairly quickly. I also prefer eating cereal at night, rather than in the morning. Why give in to peer pressure and eat it when everyone else does. I'm an individual, so I eat it my own way! Did you hear that? My way. So you can't copy it.
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Anonymous1:52 p.m.
crunchy!!
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Anonymous8:59 p.m.
Tim , Ive always known you were a soggy cerial man, but I like to eat My cheeios as soon as the milk hits them. I like drinking milk that tasts like milk after Im done :)
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