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One cup glass pyrex container rounded off with steel cut oats, probably near a cup and a half, completely fill 4 cup glass pyrex container with filtered water, bring to boil, pour in oats, stir, put lid on pot, turn off heat and walk away, in the morning, take half the oats and put in same glass pyrex container you measured the water with, throw in a teaspoon of cinnamon, cut up a banana and throw in a big heaping tablespoon of homemade or smuckers natural peanut butter, stir in a scoop of Rule 1 protein powder if you have a lot of work to do that day.

Put remainder of oats in the fridge and repeat the next morning, Wife buys the oats 12 lbs at a time, 6 two lb bags.

Grainberry brands

It always seemed to me that grape nuts were made to be processed by a gizzard.

The OP's query would make an excellent alternative to "who was your favorite teacher" as a security question..

Save some money and grab an empty Amazon box and run it through the shredder. LOL

Roughage.

Kashi Cinnamon Harvest mini wheats
Raisin Bran
Cheerios (plain)

Usually mix them up and have a small bowl full with a banana.

Grape nut Flakes whern the still made them and now anybody's bran flakes with strawberries or peaches, or bananas or blue berries

Brown sugar. Makes the milk a nice treat at the end. Same for wheaties, cheerios, etc.

I haven't had grape nuts in ages.

Great with ice cream too. Waiting on them to start selling around here to buy a couple of cases and freeze them for the winter.

Kashi Mini Wheats with Cocoa inside. Low sugar which is good thing as a diabetic.
Usual breakfast is oatmeal with maple syrup added. The real stuff not that fake Aunt Jemima stuff.

LoL yeah no. Easy to guess Capt Crunch.

Not so easy to guess Mrs Sackchewski. No not mine.

BTW who the hell can remember any teacher from grade school anyway.

Now my 7th grade Science teacher who was a Marine and WWII war hero yeah I got that one till the
alltimers gets it.

Ok Since I was a kid. I treat myself to it once a year on my birthday.

Cheerios (plain)
Raisin Bran
Corn Pops
Rice Krispies

I could eat Cap'n Crunch until I bleed to death from gum lacerations. Wish I could keep my broadheads that sharp!

Try almond milk. The vanilla flavored is pretty dang good on cereal or just by the glass.

I remember them with an associated scar on my back (Catholic School, good old days ).

Favorites in order.
1. Cocoa pebbles.
2. Cinnamon toast crunch.
3. Cinnamon life.
4. Honey combs.

There ya go, right there!

I haven't had cereal since I was a kid. Back then it was either Grape Nuts or Wheat Germ.