Readybrek

[Unreasonablebetty]

I've got a hankering for readybrek, ah I love readybrek could live off the stuff in the winter months!!

Tho I always feel a bit guilty having it for breakfast, does anyone think that it's more like a dessert, esp with a dollop of Nutella?
It's so similar to semolina! Obviously not a huge quandary, but i want to talk about Ready Brek.

Yummy yum yum in my tum....

Oooh I love ready brek! Much nicer (imo) than porridge. I have mine at breakfast (or a supper snack) with sugar on top, crunchy as you eat it ...

Oh YABU, it's too smooth, I only like proper porridge.

I make my own chocolate readybrek with hot chocolate powder.

I want readybrek now. But the weather is awful

I don't have it with brown sugar forming a crust on top, oh no.

Used to love chocolate readybrek as a kid. May need to get some tomorrow now to see if its as yummy as I remember

I eat it everyday with raisins. And no I certainly do not add coco pops or cookie crisp to it!!!!!

So yum. Smile.

Love it!

Ready Brek was the first thing I ate in hospital after being Nil by Mouth for four days.

Let me tell you that it was the most delicious thing that has ever passed my lips.

This is giving me a real craving for the horrible stuff! :o

Oh I love ready brek. So smooth and delicious. Better than proper porridge by a mile. I want some for my tea now.

I like it with either lots and lots of sugar or golden syrup in it.

I only get the instant hot oat stuff now with a flavour already to it. Dont think Ive ever eaten proper branded Ready Brek, only the shops own brands.

Mmm I love Ready Brek. It does feel naughty having it for breakfast though. I put so much golden syrup in it that it's basically a warm, milky flapjack.

I love it too.

But it's so expensive. Oats aren't expensive. Why is Ready Brek so costly?

I ate nothing but Readybrek with skimmed milk for 3 weeks before my gall bladder op and even after that I still love it!

Mamalazarou - I ate loads of it when I had a wisdom tooth out and a mouthful of stitches!

An I prefer if made by adding the powder to hot milk, rather than heating it in the milk. Avoids the stickiness, that way (and I don't mind if it's not quite mixed properly, though I do prefer it on the thin side)

When I was little, we used to have porridge in a flask in a boat, right up off the very top of Scotland in the freezing cold. It is wonderful for warmth but really not made to be put in a flask! Therefore, I will forever associate porridge with cold, rain, thermos flasks and Aran jumpers ... I surprisingly quite like it though

I love it thick like wallpaper paste with Nutella.,
My DD likes it less thick,
Husband hates the stuff- no idea what's wrong with him.
I've sent him to buy some readybrek for us. Actually so very excited! :)
I might try it with coco pops or cornflakes... Never thought of it before seeing the posts!

I have mine with a spoon of lemon curd in it!

Yuk - Readybrek has a weird taste and texture. I love real porridge though and have it nearly every day.

I bloody love the chocolate Ready Brek. Nearly had an aneurysm when I discovered it in a local Sainsbury's having not seen it in years. Wish they sold it in more places though! Mmm really want some now...

I used to give it to dd when she was little, gosh that stuff sticks to everything like glue.

My kids love it with banana on. I much prefer proper porridge, it looks like sawdust swept up from the floor of an oats factory to me....

Readybrek is yucky. It tastes like cardboard.Even as a child I hated it, would much rather have proper porridge, even if it didn't make me 'glow'. My current favourite is MOMA porridge.

I have no ready brek in the house and am now very unhappy.

The glowy ad ('central heating for kids') was in the seventies/early eighties; when Sellafield went pear shaped Not The Nine O'clock News copied the ad into a sketch as 'give your kids central heating, buy a house near Sellafield' which I still remember every time I see a box of RB.

I want some Readybrek now.

Do they still make that chocolate flavour?

I haven't had Readybrek in years.