Your ideal quick and easy breakfast of choice - Page 5

Weetbix :D

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Originally Posted by Mr Joboto 

Weetbix :D

vitabrits are better :P

Banana + milk. Tastes like milkshake and is also healthy. :-)

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Originally Posted by jjinh 

vitabrits are better :P

Ants just raided my vitabrits today :|

so I bought some WEETBIX :D
 

I had one of my favorite quick breakfasts this morning, a breakfast burrito. Spread some refried beans on a tortilla, top with taco meat, microwave till hot. Top with a scrambled egg, cheese, salsa, wrap it up and enjoy. I like mine slathered with habenero sauce ;-). Only take a few minutes to make if you have leftover taco stuff in the fridge.

Mcdonalds if it didn't kill me.

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Originally Posted by Pepsi 

Mcdonalds if it didn't kill me.

Nothing wrong with an Egg McMuffin every once in a while. 

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Originally Posted by DrBenway 

So you are saying that your Cap'n Crunch is better after a short burn-in? Does the flavor get more open and transparent? Do you taste more detail in the flavor notes?

Cereal burn-in is a huge myth. You are fooling yourself if you think it is anything other than your mind playing tricks on you.

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Originally Posted by apatN 

Banana + milk. Tastes like milkshake and is also healthy. :-)

A solution for me in a rush :)

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Originally Posted by priest 

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Cereal burn-in is a huge myth. You are fooling yourself if you think it is anything other than your mind playing tricks on you.

Cereal burn-in a myth? Maybe. But cereal soak-in? Not at all. In fact, for those who prefer a smoother, more laid back sound...er, taste..I recommend letting your cereal soak for a good 10 minutes. Everything just becomes more cohesive, more silky.

It's us grado lovers who like that sharp contrast who eat their cereal straight after the milk is poured on.

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Originally Posted by floydenheimer 

I'm not sure on what it covers, but I can say that my allergies appear to be milder since I started using honey in my smoothies. Studies have been conducted that support this, but it doesn't work for everyone. It's worth a shot at least!

Thanks. This is particularly timely for me, since NYC has just lifted its ban on beekeeping. Which should mean a lot more local honey available in the greenmarkets. I'll definitely give this a try.

 

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Originally Posted by Hi-Finthen 

 

Please Doctor Ben, certainly the obvious  I thought , needn't be verbalised to this group ;)

 

 

Edit, simply for a "Time Stamp" check for accuracy ...

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Originally Posted by priest 

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Cereal burn-in is a huge myth. You are fooling yourself if you think it is anything other than your mind playing tricks on you.

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Originally Posted by JxK 

Cereal burn-in a myth? Maybe. But cereal soak-in? Not at all. In fact, for those who prefer a smoother, more laid back sound...er, taste..I recommend letting your cereal soak for a good 10 minutes. Everything just becomes more cohesive, more silky.

 

It's us grado lovers who like that sharp contrast who eat their cereal straight after the milk is poured on.

I think what we need here is definitely DBT: double blind tasting, that is.

Ooh, a man after my own heart.

Might I suggest honey nut cheerios? So simple, a veritable classic, but so very good. None of that ridiculous oreo or chocolate chip cookies for breakfast nonsense.