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^^I've managed to live for 40 years so far with such a privation, and so I'm sure have most people in the UK....LOL
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^^haha, well, i suppose that things you're raised with stick with you...

but how can you resist a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth pancake, lightly dripping with sweet, sweet maple syrup...

I can't fathom it.
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Originally posted by KoS KoS wrote:


Exactly my point.

My favorite cereal is Honey Nut Cheerios or Honey Bunches of oats.
Not that I don't like the classics like corn flakes.
 
and my point is these 'honey nut' cereals are just too sweet for my tastes..like pancakes with maple syrup....Pinch
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Originally posted by The Antique The Antique wrote:

^^haha, well, i suppose that things you're raised with stick with you...

but how can you resist a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth pancake, lightly dripping with sweet, sweet maple syrup...

I can't fathom it.
 
we tend to dress our pancakes up in Jif Lemon Juice and (lightly sprinkled) brown sugar...Ermm
 
...no wonder we only have them once a year!!LOL
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by KoS KoS wrote:


Exactly my point.

My favorite cereal is Honey Nut Cheerios or Honey Bunches of oats.
Not that I don't like the classics like corn flakes.
 
and my point is these 'honey nut' cereals are just too sweet for my tastes..like pancakes with maple syrup....Pinch
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Oh, Fruit Loops! I don't know why parents buy 'em.

They taste as gross as they look.


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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by KoS KoS wrote:


Exactly my point.

My favorite cereal is Honey Nut Cheerios or Honey Bunches of oats.
Not that I don't like the classics like corn flakes.
 
and my point is these 'honey nut' cereals are just too sweet for my tastes..like pancakes with maple syrup....Pinch


then I guess waffles and ice cream are out  LOL
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by The Antique The Antique wrote:

^^haha, well, i suppose that things you're raised with stick with you... but how can you resist a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth pancake, lightly dripping with sweet, sweet maple syrup... I can't fathom it.

 

we tend to dress our pancakes up in Jif Lemon Juice and (lightly sprinkled) brown sugar...Ermm

 

...no wonder we only have them once a year!!LOL



That sounds...erm...I nno, interesting.

I mean, brown sugar good and all, but why the lemon juice?

It just doesn't sound like a very good combination...it seems like the pancakes would get very dry...
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by The Antique The Antique wrote:

^^haha, well, i suppose that things you're raised with stick with you...

but how can you resist a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth pancake, lightly dripping with sweet, sweet maple syrup...
I can't fathom it.

we tend to dress our pancakes up in Jif Lemon Juice and (lightly sprinkled) brown sugar...Ermm
 ...no wonder we only have them once a year!!LOL


I've had them that way.. when we'd make what we call bread pudding (not the English type) or 'German pancakes' ..once a year at Christmas Smile







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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by KoS KoS wrote:

Exactly my point.My favorite cereal is Honey Nut Cheerios or Honey Bunches of oats.Not that I don't like the classics like corn flakes.

 

and my point is these 'honey nut' cereals are just too sweet for my tastes..like pancakes with maple syrup....Pinch
then I guess waffles and ice cream are out  LOL


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But really more of a dessert than a breakfast.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:


Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

Originally posted by The Antique The Antique wrote:

^^haha, well, i suppose that things you're raised with stick with you... but how can you resist a buttery, melt-in-your-mouth pancake, lightly dripping with sweet, sweet maple syrup... I can't fathom it.
we tend to dress our pancakes up in Jif Lemon Juice and (lightly sprinkled) brown sugar...Ermm

 ...no wonder we only have them once a year!!LOL
I've had them that way.. when we'd make what we call bread pudding or 'German pancakes' ..once a year at Christmas Smile


same here. bread pudding...but i can't imagine a plate of pancakes prepared that way...

i'd just miss the butter and the syrup...
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Originally posted by The Antique The Antique wrote:

That sounds...erm...I nno, interesting.

I mean, brown sugar good and all, but why the lemon juice?

It just doesn't sound like a very good combination...it seems like the pancakes would get very dry...
 
Its because in the UK, we are not allowed to eat foods which are too tasty, because we'll feel guilty about it afterwards... we always have to inject a certain amount of bitter/sour/savoury taste, for it to be deemed 'good for you' and therefore healthy...
 
a pancake coated in maple syrup would take up our whole week's sugar ration in a single sitting...Ouch
 
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http://www.jujucerealbar.com/Menu.aspx
Cereal 'bar' in LA
It's basically a restaurant that serves all kinds of cereal.
It's bizarre to say the least.
But tasty, oh, so tasty.
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Haha I see...I'll be staying in America for a while then, though I like my share of bitter things as well...

And savory foods =
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^^ M&Ms in a cereal????Shocked
 
that's blasphemy of the highest order... and wouldn't catch on in the UK, where we still cling to the out dated ethos that cereals have to be good for you, and to prove it, need to taste like chip board and rabbit droppings....Pinch
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Originally posted by KoS KoS wrote:

http://www.jujucerealbar.com/Menu.aspxCereal 'bar' in LAIt's basically a restaurant that serves all kinds of cereal.It's bizarre to say the least.But tasty, oh, so tasty.


This is amazing.

Also, if this reaches 3 or so pages, I'll change the title and first post to better suit the more general topic of breakfast we are now discussing. get some more in on it.
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

^^ M&Ms in a cereal????Shocked
 

that's blasphemy of the highest order... and wouldn't catch on in the UK, where we still cling to the out dated ethos that cereals have to be good for you, and to prove it, need to taste like chip board and rabbit droppings....Pinch


But you don't have to have M&Ms...you can basically order muesli, with all kinds of fresh fruit, and a cup of coffee to boot.
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

^^ M&Ms in a cereal????Shocked
 
that's blasphemy of the highest order... and wouldn't catch on in the UK, where we still cling to the out dated ethos that cereals have to be good for you, and to prove it, need to taste like chip board and rabbit droppings....Pinch


LOL  we have many granolas here that are full of those things - quite good too, I get it often - 


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LOL  we have many granolas here that are full of those things - quite good too, I get it often - 


 
ahhh the United States... the land of freedom, democracy and a wide-ranging choice of breakfast cereals...Approve
 
...I'm booking my flight....Big%20smile
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yes if it weren't for our astounding superiority in the grain-oriented comestibles, I'd be outta here baby
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