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Kevkaos · #16 (**permalink**) August 9th, 2006, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by london_geeza

ok lets make this post silly and ask, how do you eat yours.

mush it up or in the block (soggy once milk is poured obviously) it came packaged as.
i mush it up into little pieces, a bit of sugar, bit of milk.

the best cereal around.

Straight out of the box.

HEHEHE. In case anyone thought I was serious.

mwfaith1971 · #17 (**permalink**) August 9th, 2006, 04:42 PM

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Originally Posted by mr_sooty

In New Zealand we have Wheatbix, probably the same thing. Like flakes of wheat made into rectangle blocks about the size of an average cellphone. You can crush them up or have them whole. You can have them with milk and sugar, or dry with marmite (which you also probably don't have.) You can also have competitions to see who can eat the most dry ones without throwing up. Great fun at youth group activities.

same in australia. you can normally get them over here too.

matt

mr_sooty · #18 (**permalink**) August 9th, 2006, 11:16 PM

Actually, I think it's wheetbix, not wheatbix. Anyway, I eat mine crushed up (but not too crushed up, bite sized chunks) with nilk and sugar and sometimes sliced banana. If it's the middle of winter (like right now) I might leave them whole and pour hot milk or water over them, again with sugar.

GogsGuy · #19 (**permalink**) August 14th, 2006, 04:05 AM

There's a new version now with chocolate chips in, its great I have it every morning with just enough milk to soften it but not make it squashy and no sugar.

Scott1s · #20 (**permalink**) August 15th, 2006, 10:30 AM

I though and when a Weetabix got in your house you had to get a can of Raid.

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