I still like them. Just have to let the milk soften them up a little.
I've never eaten Grape Nuts.
I remember, back in the day, I worked as a sacker/stockman at our local grocery store. This was back when we used to use a pricing gun and put price stickers on everything. We (me and the other guys who worked there) would always put the price sticker over the "GR" so the front of the box said "Ape Nuts."
Ah, the sophomoric humor of teenage boys.
I remember, back in the day, I worked as a sacker/stockman at our local grocery store. This was back when we used to use a pricing gun and put price stickers on everything. We (me and the other guys who worked there) would always put the price sticker over the "GR" so the front of the box said "Ape Nuts."
Ah, the sophomoric humor of teenage boys.
Grape Nuts has always been my favorite, even as a kid.
I remember try to find the toy in the bottom of the cereal box. My brothers are I would open the cereal box and pull the bag out. Are mom would got so mad at us for that. Are mom started buying bag cereal. We couldn’t taste the difference.
Gotta love my Golden Grahams too.
For now I like the bag Raisin bran or special k with red berries. But since I'm sporting a new set of plastic teefth , complete with sore gums, it's creamy oatmeal.
Yep thats why i like it good and Earthy
We normally had eggs and toast, except Saturdays. Cereals were Shredded Wheat, Rice Krispies, Wheaties, Total or Cheerios. Some, if on sale or had coupon, Froot Loops, Capt Crunch, Super Sugar Crisp (name change in 70s), Frosted Mini-Wheats, Honey Nut Cheerios, Life, Frosted Flakes. Most of the 'kid' cereals, I didn't like; Lucky Charms, Kix, Trix, Count Chocula, Fruity Pebbles.
Had Special K and Gravel Nuts, ONCE. Never again.
Winter time, Malt-O-Meal, my favorite, oatmeal, Cream of Wheat or white rice was an occasional breakfast. Grits are for goats, we was poor, but NOT THAT poor.
I read every box. Told Mom, one morning, "this box says 12 servings, I don't get but 3. Papa laughed, "boy, I didn't feed mules that much oats and they plowed all day."
Working shift, I ate a bowl of cereal before going to bed, when working nights. Haven't had any cold cereal in 4 years. Bacon, eggs with toast, biscuits (gravy (Saturdays) or not) or pancakes (Sundays) every morning, occasionally a donut.
Drove a truckload to LA, stopped at border and surly attitude jackwad was looking at paperwork. Had some muttered comments about my OK DL. Looks at Bill of Lading, says, "26,000 pounds of Cheerios, seriously?"
I responded, "Yeah, going into Kommiefornia, you would think it would be Fruity Pebbles."
He throws paperwork into cab and says, "Get the H*** out of here."
Had Special K and Gravel Nuts, ONCE. Never again.
Winter time, Malt-O-Meal, my favorite, oatmeal, Cream of Wheat or white rice was an occasional breakfast. Grits are for goats, we was poor, but NOT THAT poor.
I read every box. Told Mom, one morning, "this box says 12 servings, I don't get but 3. Papa laughed, "boy, I didn't feed mules that much oats and they plowed all day."
Working shift, I ate a bowl of cereal before going to bed, when working nights. Haven't had any cold cereal in 4 years. Bacon, eggs with toast, biscuits (gravy (Saturdays) or not) or pancakes (Sundays) every morning, occasionally a donut.
Drove a truckload to LA, stopped at border and surly attitude jackwad was looking at paperwork. Had some muttered comments about my OK DL. Looks at Bill of Lading, says, "26,000 pounds of Cheerios, seriously?"
I responded, "Yeah, going into Kommiefornia, you would think it would be Fruity Pebbles."
He throws paperwork into cab and says, "Get the H*** out of here."
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