"There are countless horrible things happening all over the world and horrible people prospering, but we must never allow them to disturb our equanimity or deflect us from our sacred duty to sabotage and annoy them whenever possible." -Auberon Waugh
I never cared for sweetened cereals. Didn't like Frosted Flake, or Cocoa Puffs, or Lucky Charms, and really disliked Captain Crunch. I don't recall ever seeing that ad, but perhaps I was exposed to it in utero. Sweetened cereal and clowns... both works of Satan.
In retrospect the cereals I preferred were "adult" ones. Grape Nuts, Wheat Chex, Shredded Wheat. The first time I encountered granola i was hooked. It wasn't a commercial product, a family friend made it herself and I got her recipe and used to make my own long before the big brands figured out they could make money producing it.
Great... Killer Klown Krunch!
ReplyDeleteI never cared for sweetened cereals. Didn't like Frosted Flake, or Cocoa Puffs, or Lucky Charms, and really disliked Captain Crunch. I don't recall ever seeing that ad, but perhaps I was exposed to it in utero. Sweetened cereal and clowns... both works of Satan.
I liked Frosted flakes, but Ma Paco rarely ever bought them. The others you name were sickeningly sweet.
DeleteIn retrospect the cereals I preferred were "adult" ones. Grape Nuts, Wheat Chex, Shredded Wheat. The first time I encountered granola i was hooked. It wasn't a commercial product, a family friend made it herself and I got her recipe and used to make my own long before the big brands figured out they could make money producing it.
DeleteThat's a product that didn't survive the ages! Apparently it left the shelves in 1969. For good reason, I would say.
ReplyDeleteI stopped eating breakfast cereals long ago, but Rice Krispies sounds better thank these "Krinkles", IMHO. Toast is better in the AM.
And while I do not suffer from any form of coulrophobia, that particular actor is ... ... disturbing.
Before I started to have to watch my diet, pancakes were my go-to breakfast food.
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