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SarahA

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
I am a cereal junkie. I love it all, as long as it's sugary and sweet. Forget the Special K, give me the Lucky Charms, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Smacks, Frosted Flakes, Fruity Pebbles, etc, etc.... :)
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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Honey Smacks :inlove:
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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
As a hot cereal I loved and still do love Oatmeal. As for cold cereal I loved sugar pops, in fact I still have a bowl now and then.
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4peasinourpod

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
As a kid, my fave cereal was Quisp ;)
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Dianedi

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Ohhh...Cheerios was my obsession as a kid. Then, I didn't go near them for about 15 years!
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DN in MN

Wild Cherry

Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Laura wrote:
DN in MN wrote:My all time favorite is Franken berry... but only comes around once a year!


Yep! My hubby's is Boo Berry, and he can only get it at Halloween! In our area they leave Count Chocula out all year.

It's just wrong.... Why is the Count so special?
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milmomma

Chocolate Covered Cherry

Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
I love sugary cereal. In fact I won't eat it if its not a sugary kiddish one, hehehe. I love fruit loops as a dry snack even.
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beachlover

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
I did not eat cereal as a kid; am allergic to milk, but also we were very limited to our sugar intake as kids so soda/pop and those sugary cereals were a no-no. But now, I love Special K Berries withsoy milk!!!
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RitaS

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
I loved Fruit Loops and Cocoa Puffs - but cereal was rare in our house as a kid. Mostly a luxury when my mother's parents paid a visit. I don't eat it anymore - probably a good thing!
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Kitkat137

Sweet Cherry Pie

Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
My favorite cereal in high school was called Inn at Ormsby Hill Blend. It was made by Kellogg, but was discontinued :(
Other than that I don't recall having a favorite.
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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Frosted Flakes, don't eat it now.
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ammielou

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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Do you remember when most of them had "sugar" in the title. Sugar frosted flakes, Sugar Pops, Sugar Smacks which was my favorite. I loved that frog, Dig 'em!!
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Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Fruity Pebbles! I still love them.
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Sandi770

Cherry Blossom

Re: Favorite Childhood Cereal
Laura wrote:Have you outgrown the cereal you ate as a child? You know, the brightly colored, sugar loaded, yummy cereal we're not supposed to eat now that we're older?


I haven't. I still eat Lucky Charms on a regular basis. I just wish they'd stop tinkering with the marshmallows - making them swirled, making them sparkly. Just leave them alone. In fact, just go back to the original four - pink hearts, yellow moons, orange stars and green clovers!

I'm eating Lucky Charms again also!!!
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