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Irrigating spoon

IronWing

No Lifer
So, some breakfast cereals are at their best only as the milk hits the bowl and get soggy thereafter (Corn Chex, for example). So I was thinking to devise a spoon with a built-in hose and nozzle to apply the milk to the cereal just before stuffing it in my mouth. It turns out that Waterpik has already done all the engineering. How cool!

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PLEASE by ALL means, do record video of the first test-run you perform! 😛


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Even better: learn to eat cereal without the milk. It may take a few attempts, but once you figure it out, just about every* cereal is better.



* If you like your teeth to stay in one piece, a bowl of Grape Nuts needs a few drops of milk.
 
Even better: learn to eat cereal without the milk. It may take a few attempts, but once you figure it out, just about every* cereal is better.



* If you like your teeth to stay in one piece, a bowl of Grape Nuts needs a few drops of milk.


I can recall my picky little brother @ 4-5 year old insisted cereal was better dry too!

He also preferred canned spaghetti sauce strained through a fine-mesh strainer to remove any tiny chunks of tomato or onion among other VERY NORMAL things....

🙄 😉
 
I eat a lot of dry cereal. Cinnamon Life is great dry. So are Cocoa Puffs. I add Cheerios to a mix of raisins, dried cranberries and chocolate chips for a snack mix.

For the OPs idea, keep the cereal and milk separate. Get a spoonful of cereal and dunk it in a mug of milk, then eat it.
 
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