Elevenpog rates breakfast cereal

Nograts

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Pounded grains formed into shapes and then smothered with high fructose corn syrup and artificial coloring are a staple in this country ('Merica!).

While there are many different flavors and shapes to choose from, I've taken the liberty of compiling this official list for those of you that may have yet to try these cereals, so that you can stop wasting your life.

So here it is:

5. Coming in at number 5 is Lucky Charms. This cereal balances semi-savory little bits with super sweet marshmallowey bits to combine into a pretty tasty breakfast treat. The shapes of the marshmallows change but usually there are rainbows and horseshoe's and stuff, a semi-subliminal racist poke at the Irish. The other bits are what? I don't know. Bells? They're usually all broken up. The off-brand "Marshmallow Mateys" is a good substitute and a lot cheaper. It is pirate themed.

4. Blueberry Morning cereal comes in fourth place and is a bit different from other cereals in that it doesn't have a lot of sugar added to it but I still wouldn't exactly call it health food. You'll often see this cereal paired with a picture of a fatty and their before and after photos, showing that it can be used to lose weight. Well, maybe for some people but I usually end up eating like 4 servings in a bowl x2, but to each their own. This cereal is delicious and sweet, but not in the candy-kind of way. So here's to you Blueberry Morning cereal. :thumbsup:

3. Taking a respectable third place is Honey Smacks. These tasty golden fluffbits are deliciously sweet and surprisingly filling after two or three bowls. It also makes the milk delightfully diabetic for sipping on afterwards. I typically go the cheap route with these similar to the Marshmallow Mateys: a 10lb bag on the cheap.

2. Solid second place goes to Cinnamon Toast Crunch. It's the taste you can see. I think they mean that because after a few bowls you can scrape your spoon on the bottom and come up with huge swathes of cinnamonysugar deliciousness. It's kind of like panning for diabetes. The flat shape and awesome texture make this an amazing cereal to insert in your mouth.

1. And for the first place and golden medal we have...drumroll please.... Waffle Crisp Cereal :eek:! That's right, from left field and beating out much more mainstream favorites it's Waffle Crisp Cereal! *crowd goes wild* This cereal tastes like a crunchy milky version of its syrupy-buttery other-self it's amazing. Unlike it's less successful French Toast Crisp, this cereal knocks it out of the park. This is the cereal you would want with you on a desert island people.

So there you have it folks, the unquestionable, non-debatable, super-official list of the best breakfast cereals. But before we go, here are some notable mentions that didn't quite make it in the top 5, but deserve a fancy nod in their direction anyways:

Apple Cinnamon Cheerios
Frosted Flakes
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Cereal
Rice Krispies (and the 9 tablespoons of cane sugar you put into the bowl)
Golden Grahams
 

disappoint

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I haven't eaten box cereal since I was a kid.

The only nutritious part of it was the milk.

Oatmeal is the only acceptable breakfast cereal for anyone over the age of 8.
 

Nograts

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I haven't eaten box cereal since I was a kid.

The only nutritious part of it was the milk.

Oatmeal is the only acceptable breakfast cereal for anyone over the age of 8.

I bet you eat it plain too. Go back to your prunes old man.

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kranky

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I can't do sugary cereal any more but I've been chowing on Nature's Path Heritage Flakes. Nutritionally quite good for cereal in the sense of it's organic and there's no crap added, good amount of fiber without mirroring Super Colon Blow, almost no sugar. Not fortified with vitamins. And bought in 32oz bags online for about $7-$8 it's pretty cheap compared to boxed cereal in the stores. And it is very crunchy to the end no matter how slow you eat.
 

ControlD

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I generally go for oatmeal as well, but I also like the Quaker granola cereals quite a bit.

For the pure sugar cereals I would have to put Lucky Charms at the top.

Life is pretty damned good as well.

Grape Nuts is another good one, especially made hot with some milk.
 

edro

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I blame cereal for slowing my metabolism and making me fat as a kid.
I used to eat Cinnamon Toast Crunch straight from the box.
Even "adult" cereals like Post Great Grains are nothing but fat and refined carbs.

Looking back, it's shameful to think I believed the "part of a complete breakfast" slogan.

You are basically eating a cup full of sugar, every morning, to start your day.
 

cbrunny

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Pounded grains formed into shapes and then smothered with high fructose corn syrup and artificial coloring are a staple in this country ('Merica!).

While there are many different flavors and shapes to choose from, I've taken the liberty of compiling this official list for those of you that may have yet to try these cereals, so that you can stop wasting your life.

So here it is:

5. Coming in at number 5 is Lucky Charms. This cereal balances semi-savory little bits with super sweet marshmallowey bits to combine into a pretty tasty breakfast treat. The shapes of the marshmallows change but usually there are rainbows and horseshoe's and stuff, a semi-subliminal racist poke at the Irish. The other bits are what? I don't know. Bells? They're usually all broken up. The off-brand "Marshmallow Mateys" is a good substitute and a lot cheaper. It is pirate themed.

4. Blueberry Morning cereal comes in fourth place and is a bit different from other cereals in that it doesn't have a lot of sugar added to it but I still wouldn't exactly call it health food. You'll often see this cereal paired with a picture of a fatty and their before and after photos, showing that it can be used to lose weight. Well, maybe for some people but I usually end up eating like 4 servings in a bowl x2, but to each their own. This cereal is delicious and sweet, but not in the candy-kind of way. So here's to you Blueberry Morning cereal. :thumbsup:

3. Taking a respectable third place is Honey Smacks. These tasty golden fluffbits are deliciously sweet and surprisingly filling after two or three bowls. It also makes the milk delightfully diabetic for sipping on afterwards. I typically go the cheap route with these similar to the Marshmallow Mateys: a 10lb bag on the cheap.

2. Solid second place goes to Cinnamon Toast Crunch. It's the taste you can see. I think they mean that because after a few bowls you can scrape your spoon on the bottom and come up with huge swathes of cinnamonysugar deliciousness. It's kind of like panning for diabetes. The flat shape and awesome texture make this an amazing cereal to insert in your mouth.

1. And for the first place and golden medal we have...drumroll please.... Waffle Crisp Cereal :eek:! That's right, from left field and beating out much more mainstream favorites it's Waffle Crisp Cereal! *crowd goes wild* This cereal tastes like a crunchy milky version of its syrupy-buttery other-self it's amazing. Unlike it's less successful French Toast Crisp, this cereal knocks it out of the park. This is the cereal you would want with you on a desert island people.

So there you have it folks, the unquestionable, non-debatable, super-official list of the best breakfast cereals. But before we go, here are some notable mentions that didn't quite make it in the top 5, but deserve a fancy nod in their direction anyways:

Apple Cinnamon Cheerios
Frosted Flakes
Reese's Peanut Butter Cup Cereal
Rice Krispies (and the 9 tablespoons of cane sugar you put into the bowl)
Golden Grahams

Good god man. Do your Diabetes have diabetes?
 

IronWing

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I haven't eaten box cereal since I was a kid.

The only nutritious part of it was the milk.

Oatmeal is the only acceptable breakfast cereal for anyone over the age of 8.
Oatmeal is a perfectly awful breakfast, just trading empty sugar for empty carbs. Better off chugging the whole milk and skipping the cereal.
 

Nograts

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Good god man. Do your Diabetes have diabetes?

I don't see where I said I eat this often? But yes a bowl of cereal is a nice desert. This forum would be one to judge though, seeing as how 90% of you are over 200lbs.

Come at me bro, let's arm wrastle.
 

cbrunny

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I don't see where I said I eat this often? But yes a bowl of cereal is a nice desert. This forum would be one to judge though, seeing as how 90% of you are over 200lbs.

Come at me bro, let's arm wrastle.

But you called it breakfast cereal. Not dessert cereal.

Thread title is fail.

Also, fwiw I'm well under 200lbs and I don't have diabetes.
 

Homerboy

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Is that some type of commie cereal they eat in Canada?

You're fucking kidding right?

Quisp is like Capn' Crunch but without all the razor-blades-to-the-roof-of-your-mouth side effect.

Not knowing what Quisp even is, completely negates your entire rankings.

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dank69

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PB Crunch beats all of those, but doesn't sweeten the milk quite enough. Golden Grahams beat all of those and PB Crunch but you have to eat it fast or it gets soggy. Honey Nut Cheerios beats all of those and PB Crunch and Golden Grahams.

These are the adult choices. I, however, hail from the school of no cereal is too sweet, so for me, things like fruity pebbles and cocoa krispies and the monster cereals, etc. destroy all this other shit easily. I like my cereal with an extra helping of diabeetus.

This would be the pinnacle of breakfast cereal if it actually qualified as cereal:
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Btw, any cinnamon cereal automatically gets docked points for the gross cinnamon residue it leaves in the milk. I love cinnamon, but it doesn't mix well with milk. Like oil and water.
 
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Homerboy

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PB Crunch beats all of those, but doesn't sweeten the milk quite enough. Golden Grahams beat all of those and PB Crunch but you have to eat it fast or it gets soggy. Honey Nut Cheerios beats all of those and PB Crunch and Golden Grahams.

These are the adult choices. I, however, hail from the school of no cereal is too sweet, so for me, things like fruity pebbles and cocoa krispies and the monster cereals, etc. destroy all this other shit easily. I like my cereal with an extra helping of diabeetus.

This would be the pinnacle of breakfast cereal if it actually qualified as cereal:
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You're in luck!

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clamum

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I used to like Blueberry Morning until one morning in junior high (or thereabouts) I ate it for breakfast and shortly later threw up and was sick. I don't think it was from the cereal but I couldn't bring myself to eat it afterwards and I haven't since.

My favorite now is Honey Bunches of Oaks with Strawberries:
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Second favorite is a toss-up between regular Honey Bunches of Oats and Raisin Bran Crunch (with extra raisins added, of course).
 

Nograts

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I used to like Blueberry Morning until one morning in junior high (or thereabouts) I ate it for breakfast and shortly later threw up and was sick. I don't think it was from the cereal but I couldn't bring myself to eat it afterwards and I haven't since.

My favorite now is Honey Bunches of Oaks with Strawberries:
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Second favorite is a toss-up between regular Honey Bunches of Oats and Raisin Bran Crunch (with extra raisins added, of course).

I hate to break it to you but it's basically the same shit just a different fruit.