AIBU to ask you all what your favourite breakfast cereal is/was ?

[between4and7]

Mine was Corn Chex, but they no longer sell it in the UK. They stopped selling it about 15 years ago. Now my favourite is Frosted Wheats.

[minniemummy0]

Lucky Charms (Marshmallow Mateys are an excellent alternative!)

Coco Pops - have to be the proper ones

Crunchy Nut (cornflakes)

Sugar Puffs (which are now called Honey Puffs I believe, I’ve not had them since so don’t know if the taste is different!)

[hididdlyhoneighborino]

I really love granola and stuff like Jordan's cereal. Hubba hubba

[MyRelationshipIsWeird]

Every night this thread comes up on my Threads I’m On and I have to go and eat a bowl of Crunchy Nut cornflakes

[eggsandchips]

I could easily demolish a box of shredded wheat bite size in one sitting 😚

[burblish]

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes - I don’t allow myself to buy it as I could practically inhale a 750g box in about 3.5 seconds.

[reek]

Fav when I was little was Crunchy Nut Cornflakes.

Fav now is either Cookie Crisp or Nesquik. Lion cereal is delicious too. I eat Special K or Bran Flakes when I'm trying to be healthier

Anyone remember the Ricicles with marshmallow pieces?

[GreenItWas]

Shredded wheat cubs in hot milk in the winter.

[Babybearsporij]

Used to be: Coco Pops or cornflakes with sugar & the top of the milk. Or crunchy nut cornflakes with sterilised milk, which reminds me so much of my nan. Or Start & raisin splits - remember them?

Now I don't really eat cereal any more, I tend to sprinkle it on yoghurt, rather then have a bowl of it. I do like Country Crisp or more usually, the own brand version, any flavour, granola and Nestle Clusters.

[GreenItWas]

Is anyone old enough to remember Kelloggs Sugar Stars? Sooty on the packet. I thought I was going to actually die of grief when they stopped making them due to kids teeth falling out

[CloudIllusions]

Crunch not Cruch!

[CloudIllusions]

Was Cap'n Cruch.
Is Alpen.

[lynmilne65]

Who cares?

[QueenOfMyWorld]

Maple and pecan crunch!

[hellokittymania]

Four and seven, I wants looked up you who on Amazon since I loved it as a kid. 24 pounds! I looked up Girl Scout cookies as well, and they were even more expensive.

[IHaveBrilloHair]

I currently have in:
Cornflakes
Shreddies
Cheerios
Peanut butter clusters.

I always have a few types, but I do insist on a box being finished before I'll buy another, Dd has asked for coco pops next.

[thelastredwinegum]

@whybird2k Lidl sell those chocolate curls 😄

I used to love Crispix (think that's the name)

Now...
Honey shreddies
Chocolate shreddies
Frosted shreddies
😂

[between4and7]

That's kind @steff13 but would cost too much to post them over but I do appreciate the offer. They do do them on amazon but quite near. May treat myself one day

[between4and7]

I've never been but hear it's very expensive! I'd like to go though would be worth it if they had corn chew!

[hellokittymania]

How's anybody been to the serial killer restaurant? I'm using dictation, so I don't know if it wrote serial killer correctly or not, but I am talking about cereal the food. Anyway, has anyone been? This thread made me think of that. I think they were charging 3 pounds for a bowl of cereal though.

[Camomila]

Jordan's Raisen and Almond Granola - have tried lots of cheaper ones but none are as nice.

[EyeDrops]

Lucky Charms and Golden Nuggets.

Occasionally still treat myself to a box (whilst trying not to let the toddler see as she'll want to share).

I try and stick to shredded wheat etc now... boring healthy...

[OpenThatTrapDoor]

Nesquick cereal and wheetos - don’t have them now but I could probably much through a whole box. (Did when I was pregnant with my first).
Also really liked Start as a kid and have had it a few times as an adult.

[Underworld345]

I loved Wheetos before they changed the recipe years ago. Now they aren’t that nice - less sugar.

Also lucky charms - I expected everyone’s answer to be this!

Now Krave

[Rainbunny]

I loved bran flakes above all other cereals (I know, weird!) also shreddies were good. When I moved to the USA years ago I discovered grape nuts. In the winter on dark cold mornings, a bowl of grape nuts heated for a few minutes in the microwave with milk/soy milk is absolute heaven, like a grainy, nutty porridge mixed with the creaminess of the milk! Strangely I haven't eaten them in years, I suppose cereals & carb heavy breakfasts have fallen out of fashion now.

[hellokittymania]

I grew up in the US, so you had a lot that you don't have here. I think the one I loved was called tricks, it had a rabbit on the box. Anyway, they also made tricks yogurt's, which I absolutely loved. They were these yogurts that would have three different flavored layers. Yum.