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  1. 02-26-2007, 08:06 AM #1
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    What is your Favoirte Cereal?



    My all time favorites are Corn Bran, crispix, and Golden Grahams.
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    I can eat a whole box in a single sitting - it's a good thing I can only find this stuff around Halloween.
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    I used to love Fruity Pebbles but had to stop getting them because they didn't fill me enough and I would eat a box at a time.
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    Not real big on cereal, but when occasion arrises,
    Wilderness is not a luxury but a necessity of the human spirit, as vital to our lives and water and good bread
    - Edward Abbey
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  8. 02-26-2007, 09:03 AM #7
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    Usually breakfast is cold pizza, cold paneer makhani and naan, or other leftovers. Occasionally granola with yogurt on top. When it comes out of a box, its:

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    Do we have Vector here in the U.S.?
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    captain crunch and Reece's pieces cereal
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    Not a big breakfast person myself. But I do go for the capn' every now and then.

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  13. 02-26-2007, 11:40 AM #12
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    Are we cereallly having this discussion on an outdoor forum?
    It's my job to call the BS around here. Get over it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscGolfDivers
    Do we have Vector here in the U.S.?
    I don't think you do. It's good stuff, though. From Kellogg. They advertise it as a "meal replacement" - it's pretty healthy and tastes great. (A friend of mine, a world class wheelchair racer, used to be on the back of the box - that was cool!)

    I can drop some off in April when I'm down that way!
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    Quote Originally Posted by price1869
    Are we cereallly having this discussion on an outdoor forum?
    I forget how worked up you get sometimes. I honestly do not know many "outdoorsy" people and I was curious what people on this site (who's opinion's I have come to respect) had for cereal.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cirrus2000

    I can drop some off in April when I'm down that way!
    I'll be driving through Canada in April, so I'll just pick some up then. But thanks.
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    I like Cinnamon Life or Golden Grahams at the moment. I have to use soymilk though because I'm lactose intolerant.
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    Definitely oats, especially for breakfast in a campground as fuel for a day's hike.
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    I would have to go for Raisin Bran
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    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Barron
    Definitely oats
    From a nature store type oats? We're not talking Kellogg's or something, are we? Just curious as to what kind and what brand?
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiscGolfDivers
    Quote Originally Posted by price1869
    Are we cereallly having this discussion on an outdoor forum?
    I forget how worked up you get sometimes.

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    I was just making a pun.

    Cracklin Oat Bran (with frozen raspberries) or Almond Cranberry something or other.
    It's my job to call the BS around here. Get over it.
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