![]() This might controversial because people tend to either love or hate Milo cereal, but I quite like it. I feel like it’s made of more natural ingredients because they’re colourless (unlike colourful Froot Loops) so they’re healthier, which is the same logic I apply to brown M&Ms. I say screw Froot Loops, because Cheerios are JUST AS GOOD. AND the different colours aren’t even different flavours? What a con. Like, the flavour is good but it very quickly dilutes in the milk. Saying that, once that feeling subsided I wasn’t overly impressed. “TAKE THAT, CAITLYN!! I CAN EAT FANCY CEREAL TOO! SHREDDED WHEAT BE DAMNED!!” I yelled into my bowl. Since I was never allowed to eat it growing up when I finally got my hands on a whole box a flood of memories hit me. It was often featured on a lot of TV shows I watched, and I knew it as the trendy cereal that the popular girls ate at primary school, but it was too expensive for my household. I always considered Froot Loops as the breakfast of rich kids. However, I will forever be grateful to Corn Flakes for bringing schoolyard treat Honey Joys into my life. That being said, it’s just not an exciting cereal. Corn FlakesĪnother cereal staple, Corn Flakes have a slight edge over Rice Bubbles because it stays crunchy for longer. But as a cereal, it’s a bit bland and gets soggy quickly. I appreciate it existing in the world, especially because it forms the bricks that build LCM bars. Rice Bubbles are the kind of cereal I can take or leave. The level of sweetness is to my liking, but it’s just not the kind of flavour where I want to keep shovelling it in. The actual horror.Īnyways, I tasted it and…it’s quite nice. I’ve always felt excluded from their marketed campaigns simply because: I DON’T WANT TO BE AN IRON MAN!! I just don’t! You can’t make me! I actually thought growing up that if I ate Nutri-Grain, I’d wake up one day wearing runners with an insatiable thirst to do a triathlon. I hate Nutri-Grain, but it doesn’t have anything to do with the cereal. It’s actually nice! Try it! I might be wrong! That’s never stopped me ranking things before! #10. OK, OK, OK! Just hear me out: it’s good! Shredded Wheat make me feel nostalgic, as when I was young my parents often couldn’t afford their fancier alternative Mini Wheats (remember those?!), so I’d eat these cheaper, unfilled pillows of wheat instead. But I have to pile on the sugar to make them palatable. It’s not my fave by a longshot, but if I’m desperate and the only cereal in the cupboard is a lonely box of Weet-Bix, I’ll grab it. Weet-Bix are a no frills cereal and it gets the job done. I personally do like sultanas, so I didn’t mind it, but take away the dried fruit and this would be an extremely sad cereal. Whether you like Sultana Bran or not will probably be dependent on whether you like sultanas - as that’s the flavour that dominates everything. I guess, I’ll have to say goodbye to all those cereal friends I was going to make and the laughs we would share. I couldn’t eat more than a couple of spoonfuls. ![]() It has a very sweet, overpowering dark wheaty flavour. It turns out, Special K is not that nice. ![]() I remember the ads would always feature a bunch of 30-something women sitting around laughing over their bowls of cereal, and I thought that would my future. In my mind, I thought once I turned 30 (and became flirty and thriving too), I’d start eating Special K. Both taste like something that should be consumed by a kangaroo, rather than me: a human girl. Like, you’ll never convince me that they are different cereals. Like who TF wakes up just gagging for a bowl of Just Right? It’s created entirely for a middle-aged person in need of outrage fuel, before they go speak to the manager. May contain: tree nuts, sesame and lupin.This is truly the Karen of cereal choices. Wholegrain wheat (68%), sugar, invert sugar, humectant (glycerol), berry purees (3%) (strawberry, blackcurrant, raspberry and blueberry), honey, salt, wheat fibre, flavours, barley malt extract, gelling agent (pectin), acid (malic, citric), vitamins (niacin, thiamin, riboflavin, folate), mineral (iron).Ĭereals (76%), sugar, honey (2%), coconut (1%), salt, barley malt extract, flavour, vitamins (niacin, E, thiamin, riboflavin, folate), mineral (iron). Wholegrain cereals (69%), sugar, concentrated apricot puree (4.5%), invert sugar, humectant (glycerol), honey (1%), wheat fibre, salt, gelling agent (pectin), flavours, barley malt extract, acid (citric), colour (paprika), vitamins (niacin, thiamin, riboflavin, folate), mineral (iron).Ĭontains cereals containing gluten.
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