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[Closed] What is up with Cheerios?

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I had a quick bowl this morning before riding off to work, and I have a taste in my mouth like something died in it.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:18 am
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by way of contrast, I did one of my best poos for ages earlier on 8)


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:21 am
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Normal cheerios? Honey Nut ones are awesome


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:35 am
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I did one of my best poos for ages earlier on

Could this be the answer to your question. [img] [/img]


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:39 am
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Tesco's own cheerios are better.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:46 am
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I resent that D_S 👿

I have almost never pooed in a box of cheerios, and very very rarely would they not be my own


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:49 am
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Tesco's own cheerios are better.

Asda's version are known as 'horrid hoops' in our house.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 8:54 am
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What you mean like a whole f*ckload of African kids poisoned by Nestle formula milk?

I prefer fruit loaf for breakfast.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 9:04 am
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A 'horrid hoop' means something quite different in my house.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 9:05 am
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Now, you see, if I was eating kids' junk food for breakfast I'd expect it to taste great (but dirty).

You've been robbed. Take Kelloggs/Nestlé/whoever to court for stealing from your inner child.


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 9:23 am
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cheerios in the US are rank - really salty


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 9:53 am
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aldi ones are pretty good


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 9:59 am
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Tesco's own cheerios are better.
Asda's version are known as 'horrid hoops' in our house.

I have been tasked with eating the Asda ones as our kids won't touch them. I haven't tried the Tesco ones.
if I was eating kids' junk food for breakfast

They aren't that bad actually - they are recommended eating for kiddies and are [b]relatively [/b]healthy.

http://www.cerealpartners.co.uk/brands/cheerios.aspx


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 10:50 am
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they are recommended eating for kiddies and are relatively healthy

relative to what? at 20% sugar I doubt you could find much worse.

who recommended them, krusty the clown?


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 11:08 am
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The people that make them, if you're going off that link. I'm shocked!


 
Posted : 21/04/2011 11:17 am
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My favourite, which my mum would never let us have when we were growing up, was 'Froot Loops'. That's right: 'froot'.

The most delicious coloured sugar with vague tropical fruit falvours you could possibly imagine. First thing I did when I move away from home was to buy myself a box and eat it.

The sugar made my mouth bleed, but at least there was no aftertaste!


 
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relative to what? at 20% sugar I doubt you could find much worse.

who recommended them, krusty the clown?


I did say relatively. [url= http://specialkfoods.co.uk/product.aspx ]And even Special K has 17% sugaring carbs...[/url]

[url= http://www.which.co.uk/static/html/pdfs/cereals_report.pdf ]Pages 12 and 13 here show that Cheerios ARE relatively healthy...[/url]


 
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