Cereal boxes and sugary too

[Keesha]

And cookies and pizza!!!!

You bet.

 

[Aunt Marg]

You bet. ❤

That will be enough of that, Keesha! LOL!

My butt and hips have a way of expanding all on their own without the help of looking at food related images like that!

 

[Aneeda72]

There's always steel-cut rolled oats that you could cook and keep in the fridge. It makes a few servings.

I get the instant steel cut oats, takes 2 minutes to cook, and I put coffee creamer in them. Yummy

 

[RadishRose]

I keep a few of these retro chip clips on hand to seal bags of cereal, chips, etc...

Me Too!

 

[asp3]

We don't eat boxed breakfast cereal at all, but funny story, I splurged on a box of breakfast cereal a number of years ago... I seem to remember it was Cap'N Crunch. I bought it for more of a snack than anything, anyhow, one serving a-piece (dear husband and I), and the leftover went in the garbage.

We both got tummy aches after. Poison, literally poison.

I've met the guy who invented Cap'N Crunch and the machinery and process for making it. He is/was an amazing guy. He invented a number of other things, took his money and built a winery in the El Dorado County in the Sierra foothills. He's made some wonderful wines and has a rather cool winery. It's been years since we've been there, but I used to see him at wine events quite often.

 

[Keesha]

That will be enough of that, Keesha! LOL!

My butt and hips have a way of expanding all on their own without the help of looking at food related images like that!

Ok! Ok! If you can’t handle it, we can go back to old fashion cooked oats that are good for us
What was the topic again.

 

[Keesha]

I've met the guy who invented Cap'N Crunch and the machinery and process for making it. He is/was an amazing guy. He invented a number of other things, took his money and built a winery in the El Dorado County in the Sierra foothills. He's made some wonderful wines and has a rather cool winery. It's been years since we've been there, but I used to see him at wine events quite often.

Haha! Captain Crunch. The first time we were introduced to Captain Crunch was when we got invited up to a cottage on the river , when we were small . The lady bought us captain crunch to eat for breakfast and we didn’t want to go home so she made up these really horrid names like Henrietta hoping that we’d be put off but we were staying.

 

[Kadee]

I like there’s pegs for sealing anything in the pantry or freezer they have a wide grip,about the size of. 10cent coin , and they are made in Australia ( Heg’s Pegs )

Now what was the topic ??? . I’ll be getting sent to naughty corner real soon

 

[debodun]

I've lost my taste for overly sweet cereals. I think Cinnamon Toast Crunch was one of the worst I ever had in terms of sweetness. It was like eating spoonful after spoonful of straight sugar. Storage of boxes is not an issue with me. I don't put the boxes in a kitchen cabinet. I keep them handy in my computer room in case I have the urge for a snack. Sometimes I mix equal parts of Cheerios and Rice Krispies (or their generic equivalent) and toss in a handful of peanuts.