Despite my sweet tooth that knows not the meaning of the phrase "too sweet", I won't be trying fruity cheerios. I'm perfectly happy with honey-nut. Or even plain cheerios with splenda on them.
I don't eat sugary cereals....so I probably won't be trying them.
As a kid, we never got sugary cereals. I think because they weren't good for us but also because they cost more than the monster bag of puffed rice my mom could get...haha.
Anyhow, in college, I went crazy on sugary cereals...love me some peanut butter captn crunch...but found out quickly that those kinds of cereals only give you about 10 minutes of energy and then you are out....so through trial and error, I am back to healthy cereals and have been for 15 years.
I had the same thought when I saw the commercial... um, aren't those just mini-Froot Loops? According to the review, they're not, but I still doubt I'll be buying them.
Woo! That was the first time this week it actually let me comment on your site! (I have tried unsuccessfully a few other times.) Blogger has been messing with my ass ever since I switched to the new version (after they begged and pleaded and pestered me for weeks to switch to the new version). I am not pleased.
Stef, that's interesting because I've had an absolutely shiteous time with the old skool blogger. Both sides of this fence are brown. Nice job Boogle/Globber!
No respectable 8 year old would be caught eating this "sugary cereal" rip off. I know because I tried to talk mine into trying it as a compromise between my choice (Special K) and hers (Coco Puffs). I think the fact that she'd rather eat Kix than Fruity Cheerios says something for their lack of kid appeal.
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Despite my sweet tooth that knows not the meaning of the phrase "too sweet", I won't be trying fruity cheerios. I'm perfectly happy with honey-nut. Or even plain cheerios with splenda on them.
I'd eat them if they were there. And it's "Froot Loops", not "Fruit Loops."
I'm a fan of chocolate cereals over anything else.
I don't eat sugary cereals....so I probably won't be trying them.
As a kid, we never got sugary cereals. I think because they weren't good for us but also because they cost more than the monster bag of puffed rice my mom could get...haha.
Anyhow, in college, I went crazy on sugary cereals...love me some peanut butter captn crunch...but found out quickly that those kinds of cereals only give you about 10 minutes of energy and then you are out....so through trial and error, I am back to healthy cereals and have been for 15 years.
I had the same thought when I saw the commercial... um, aren't those just mini-Froot Loops? According to the review, they're not, but I still doubt I'll be buying them.
Woo! That was the first time this week it actually let me comment on your site! (I have tried unsuccessfully a few other times.) Blogger has been messing with my ass ever since I switched to the new version (after they begged and pleaded and pestered me for weeks to switch to the new version). I am not pleased.
Stef, that's interesting because I've had an absolutely shiteous time with the old skool blogger. Both sides of this fence are brown. Nice job Boogle/Globber!
No respectable 8 year old would be caught eating this "sugary cereal" rip off. I know because I tried to talk mine into trying it as a compromise between my choice (Special K) and hers (Coco Puffs). I think the fact that she'd rather eat Kix than Fruity Cheerios says something for their lack of kid appeal.
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