chriscubva
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Dry cereal as a snack
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Tue, 06/5/07 9:00 AM
Of course many people eat Rice Chex ( and the like ) as a snack, as in dry without mile. Awhile back I seem to remember when Kelloggs tried to market some of their cereal ( Corn Pops and Apple Jacks are two I remember ) as cereal one can eat as an anytime snack without the milk. They came in canisters and this Corn Pops/ Apple Jacks were a bit bigger than what came out of the normal cereal box. They were around for a few years but I know its been at least 5 years since I last seen them and then it was at Dollar Tree. Anybody else remember them? Any other cereal you eat, right out of the box? Me, its more/less Corn Pops
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Tue, 06/5/07 9:27 AM
Cocoa Puffs and Capt. Crunch always used to work for me. Sugar Puffs were good too. mark
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Tue, 06/5/07 10:24 AM
Fruit loops with evening libation. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Tue, 06/5/07 9:50 PM
cinnamon toast crunch tastes great out of the box
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 4:36 AM
Hello All, I love Kellogg's Frosted Mini-Wheats with a Dr. Pepper. My kids used to loved Corn Pops. My son's current cereal snack is Yogurt Burst Cheerios, the Blueberry flavour. Take Care, Fieldthistle
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 9:09 AM
You can't go wrong with honey wheat Cheerios
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 10:14 AM
Quaker Oats oatmeal squares, the brown sugar version (blue box). Best cereal on the market. I don't use milk anyway, but I don't even wait to pour these in a bowl. I eat them right out of the box.
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 11:19 AM
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Big Ugly Mich
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 11:26 AM
I do that with any cereal (except hot ones) when there's no milk in the house. Not my first choice.
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 2:06 PM
Cheerios Honey Nut Cheerios Are my favs out of the box, I eat them like they are going out of style..... or used to now they have toooooo much fiber in them...If you know what I mean
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 8:43 PM
I eat Wheat Chex, Capt. Crunch (original only), and many others out of the box. I buy a new one of a different variety when my current stash is about depleted. I try to stick to whole grains & added fruit, etc., whenever possible.
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Wed, 06/6/07 9:32 PM
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/7/07 8:53 AM
I like the taste of Life cereal dry. I love frosted flakes, but with all the sugar I have an immediate sugar high !
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/7/07 2:06 PM
Lucky Charms dry are good....love those marshmallows!
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Mon, 06/11/07 1:48 PM
plain Cheerios go great with beer
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Mon, 06/11/07 4:16 PM
Any of the Chex cereals Any granola cereals Cap'n Crunch cereals Cheerios I usually avoid the dry cereal urge though because it's very easy to quickly consume the entire box Andrea
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/14/07 1:36 PM
This is a real problem for me. I love it too much! Special K Cherrios (and similar ones by Kashi and Full Circle) Rice Chex Cap'n Crunch - original and peanut butter Cathy
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/14/07 2:10 PM
Cinnamon Life and Cheerios mixed together. yum
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/14/07 2:35 PM
Spoon sized Shreaded Wheat for me, great with beer. I had the little kid from next door visiting me one day he was 5 or 6 at the time. I was eating these as a snack after splitting some wood and he asked for some, I told him they were great with peanut butter on them, make little sandwiches. He loved them but his mother cursed me for weeks. Chow Jim
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Thu, 06/14/07 7:28 PM
quote:Originally posted by eggsactley plain Cheerios go great with beer I like the real Fruit Loops with my evening libation but I avoid the fake Fruit Loops from knock off folks. They make you pee in weird colors and scare hell out of you. Paul E. Smith Knoxville, TN
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Sun, 06/17/07 5:11 AM
Kix, Corn Pops, Coco Puff, Chex, and Cap' N Crunch I have eaten without milk before. Usually out of boredom. As in I didn't want to go through with adding milk. Just opened the box and ate out of it and that's fine for me since nobody else will eat the cereal.
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Fri, 07/6/07 12:37 PM
I prefer to eat Cracklin Oat Bran, Quaker Oh's!, Corn Pops and Fruit Loops as snacks. Although in college, I used to go through countless amounts of Smart Start cereal...its sooo good dry!
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Fri, 07/6/07 1:19 PM
I still favor the Breakfast of Champions, wet or dry. Also those Mini-Wheats are very addictive.
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Fri, 07/6/07 1:57 PM
Kellogg's mini wheats-Vanilla Frosted or Strawberry work well. Also I agree about Quaker Oat Squares, but add the new Quaker Life with chocolate
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RE: Dry cereal as a snack
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Sun, 07/8/07 10:31 AM
I like Froot loops Dry as a snack  and sometimes Life and cheerios also.
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