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supermariossister · 09/12/2014 16:00

krave cereal on the children's bed. they are always asking me to buy it and I rarely do because it's so expensive or does it sound a bit naff/strange

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supermariossister · 12/12/2014 20:02

got my boxes of krave today Grin.

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daisychicken · 11/12/2014 16:46

VikingLady it is bacon sandwiches (DH & dc) or bacon and egg (me) with Buck's Fizz for Christmas Day breakfast - it's most wrong when we stay with DPs and they do bacon but not Buck's Fizz!

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InFlagranteDelicto · 11/12/2014 16:45

Even more thanks- there's on just up the road!

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VikingLady · 11/12/2014 16:33

One of our biggest family traditions was always having our favourite breakfast, it still is! Bake your own pain au chocolat, sugary crappy cereal as kids, then smoked salmon and scrambled eggs as adults. With Buck's Fizz.

DH wanted bacon butties, til I pointed out he'd have to clean up after frying the bacon before he could do dinner. The mess he makes with bacon!

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StuntCodPiece · 11/12/2014 14:51

FC always brings my dc a box of sugary shit in a box Frosties.

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supermariossister · 11/12/2014 14:51

glad to be of help Grin he's only bringing a box each as they are 3 for £6 in Asda haha.

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InFlagranteDelicto · 11/12/2014 14:46

I'm stealing that idea, the dc are always pestering for me to buy Krave. Think FC can bring one box, they're not getting a box each! He's also bringing them instant hot chocolate sachets now I've discovered ds is ok with the wispa ones (no sweetners)

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supermariossister · 11/12/2014 14:35

id love to try lucky charms again i wonder if i would like them as much as i did when i was small :D

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theworldaccordingtome · 10/12/2014 16:09

The pound shop currently have those little round pots of Lucky Charms. Still expensive for a single serving of cereal, but for a one off it's fine Grin

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Footlight · 10/12/2014 10:16

Great idea.

We will be having selection pack for breakfast. Grin

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supermariossister · 10/12/2014 10:12

:) these are great ideas

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eastmidswarwicknightnanny · 09/12/2014 23:36

We get treat foods for stocking or stuff we like but rarely buy husband always has pickled eggs in his!! This year also got him some nice mini jams rather than the cheap crap he buys!!

Ds will get a massive 750gm jar nutella we found on offer in Morrison today.

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supermariossister · 09/12/2014 23:02

I've got dp some of that issyGrin peanut hottie. hope he likes it. glad food in stockings is accepted, loved lucky charms too. too many choices

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Wiifitmama · 09/12/2014 22:58

My three are all getting round pots of lucky charm cereal in their stockings this year bought at insane price from Selfridges food hall. If that doesn't prove that Santa is real, nothing will! Xmas Grin

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issynoho · 09/12/2014 22:54

Mine still talk about the year they got big bottles of Ribena in different flavours. This year it's hot chocolate, milkshake powder and some weird peanut butter hot drink DS will just love. YYY to food in stockings!

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supermariossister · 09/12/2014 22:47

I feel reassured now Smile. and craving sugar!

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stealthsquiggle · 09/12/2014 22:01

It's things like rubbish cereal which prove that FC is real - clearly it can't be Mummy buying it because she is a miserable grump and says it is too sugary and a waste of money.

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Lucylouby · 09/12/2014 21:56

I don't think it's weird. I was thinking about getting my three dc a box of their favourite cereal to go in their stocking. I think they will think it is funny that Father Christmas has given them something different.

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Lovelydiscusfish · 09/12/2014 21:39

Ooh, I love Krave. Used to eat it when I was breast feeding, so told myself all the calories magically bounced off me. I miss it!

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squiggleirl · 09/12/2014 21:33

I don't think it sounds weird at all. Mine aren't allowed Coke. Santa will be bringing them a bottle with their names on. A 'forbidden' treat is a great thing to get at Christmas.

My two have also been given Christmas bowls and plates previous years - that was all part of an effort to get them to eat something amidst all the madness. It's amazing how fast a breakfast or dinner can disappear when it's served on something Santa brought!

Roll out the cereal I say!

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supermariossister · 09/12/2014 21:28

pop tarts and krave sound like a perfectly balanced breakfast for me Grin. poor dc I was allowed to get away with so much more. hope you get your triple choc cereal this year!

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TooMuchCantBreathe · 09/12/2014 21:25

You can get individual pots of krave that would fit in a stocking, a pack plus a wrap of pop tarts would make my dc the happiest dc anywhere on Christmas morning Grin

not controlling about breakfast at all emoticon

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lunar1 · 09/12/2014 21:23

Mine get a breakfast box on their bed with their stocking. Chocolate milk, a sandwich cut with a cookie cutter into stars, a pot of fruit salad and a yogurt pouch. I put it all in a Christmas gift box from disney store. They think it's amazing!!

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dancingwitch · 09/12/2014 21:22

I am 38 and rang my mum (who we're staying with over Xmas this year) this morning to remind her I have to have M&S triple choc cereal for breakfast on Xmas Day. Three years ago, we were staying at MIL's and she obviously didn't know about this and Christmas was ruined! Well, not quite but it did make me realise I like a treat breakfast. My DC will either have croissant or eggy bread.

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supermariossister · 09/12/2014 21:14

I want a fruit shoot nowGrin.

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