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Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 11:37
Im here again singing the praises of Aldi
Best ever Granola i had. Love this.Dead cheap too.
https://www.aldi.co.uk/raisin-%26-almond-granola/p/056471005278800
dave2010
22-03-2020, 12:19
Just not sure I like Granola of any sort. I tried some from Lidl a while back - still got a couple of packets. It's OK but ...
Probably also depends on the additions they put in the stuff - some are better than others. I think we had fruit and berries in one pack.
Probably the favourite breakfast cereal is Malt Wheaties from Lidl, which is about the highest in fibre of any breakfast cereal - apart from one or two totally inedible ones.
Just not sure I like Granola of any sort. I tried some from Lidl a while back - still got a couple of packets. It's OK but ...
Probably also depends on the additions they put in the stuff - some are better than others. I think we had fruit and berries in one pack.
Probably the favourite breakfast cereal is Malt Wheaties from Lidl, which is about the highest in fibre of any breakfast cereal - apart from one or two totally inedible ones.
i eat those too
walpurgis
22-03-2020, 12:30
I like granola with hot milk and I bung extra dried cranberries in too.
Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 12:36
I put Natural yogurt with it.. Those Aldi Malties are nice, the Rice Crispies are good too.
Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 12:43
They are the only three cereal we have
https://i.imgur.com/l0qUoNI.jpg
Aldi's Fruit and Fibre is very nice. Not like eating wood shavings like a few of them are. I agree about the Granola, delicious.
Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 18:29
Harvest morn do a box of sachet instant oats too that is nice. Trick is to put slightly less milk in than specified on the sachet
https://www.fatsecret.co.uk/calories-nutrition/harvest-morn/instant-oats/1-sachet/photos/img-909344
dave2010
22-03-2020, 20:20
They are the only three cereal we have
We have a significant variety including:
None branded:
Weetabix variant
Shredded wheat variant
Mini Shredded wheat variant
Hoops - possibly the honey variety
M&S cereal with chocolate bits
A couple of boxes of Granola we've not finished yet
Some packs of Muesli
Peanut crunch cereal
Strawberries or raspberry crunch cereals (either Sainsbury's or Lidl)
and then there's porridge, which we have on occasions
There's usually a choice - will last a while. Probably also some corn flakes and bran flakes too - which our regular visitor often likes.
Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 20:40
saw those tiny Variety Kelloggs cereal packs in the shop the other day. Remind me when i was a kid on holiday in the caravan
I'm 'addicted' to the "Roasted Nut Museli" from Dorset cereals.
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ZjMAAOSwDkVacdVj/s-l640.jpg
Made in 1968
22-03-2020, 21:57
Looks very nice. Posh Rabbit food is it :D
hifinutt
22-03-2020, 22:05
sorry , can`t get aldi`s granola . .... i am in love with jordans granola ...its lovely , eat a huge bowl of the stuff in every variety every day
Pigmy Pony
22-03-2020, 23:55
Harvest morn do a box of sachet instant oats too that is nice. Trick is to put slightly less milk in than specified on the sachet
https://www.fatsecret.co.uk/calories-nutrition/harvest-morn/instant-oats/1-sachet/photos/img-909344
Even better, put in slightly more milk and have two sachets. Well I'm a growing lad! With big bones!
mad-moon
24-03-2020, 04:50
Gran ola .....YUK !..pieces of dead Grandma with copius amounts of sugar and nuts...reminds me a bit of Soylent Green.......dead people made into crispy crunchy biscuits...Olá vovó
walpurgis
24-03-2020, 08:24
Gran ola .....YUK !..pieces of dead Grandma with copius amounts of sugar and nuts...reminds me a bit of Soylent Green.......dead people made into crispy crunchy biscuits...Olá vovó
Give it a year of lockdown and that may become a popular option.
I also foresee people eyeing up their pets and wondering if they have a large enough roasting tray ;).
Give it a year of lockdown and that may become a popular option.
I also foresee people eyeing up their pets and wondering if they have a large enough roasting tray ;).
I d rather starve than eat my cat ! ;)
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/c1/fd/8cc1fd1df8712ac33966ec371a3af936.jpg
In a couple of weeks time this may well look positively scrummy :D
Your chosen deity help us all!!!:goodluck::(
I'm 'addicted' to the "Roasted Nut Museli" from Dorset cereals.
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/ZjMAAOSwDkVacdVj/s-l640.jpg
Excellent choice :) A good ratio of nuts to cereal, rather than the token few bits of other muesli brands
I've a good stock of porridge
Me too - since my high cholesterol result, I have got in to the habit of having porridge with skimmed milk (walnut and pecan nut pieces with a few goji berries) most mornings.
I hope the soluble fibre has done its job - although I won't be able to have a retest for some time!
I tried several brands of porridge and prefer "Kavanagh's" - smooth, creamy, and consistent between batches imo.
Pigmy Pony
24-03-2020, 16:03
I was always happy with the supermarket economy brands of porridge, till I ran out and had to have some of Mrs. P's own porridge, which was Quaker large oats. It has ruined budget porridge for me, which now tastes like gravel mixed with pube dandruff. I hadn't realised that the crap she was buying me was financing her posh stuff :(
I was always happy with the supermarket economy brands of porridge, till I ran out and had to have some of Mrs. P's own porridge, which was Quaker large oats. It has ruined budget porridge for me, which now tastes like gravel mixed with pube dandruff. I hadn't realised that the crap she was buying me was financing her posh stuff :(
actually just checking and i cant find my oats. :doh: dunno what i did with them:scratch: got plenty oatmeal tho
Made in 1968
24-03-2020, 18:27
oops forgot i had these. Dunno when i bought the Aldee Museli but i never opened it.. two boxes of gravel mixed with pube dandruff.
https://i.imgur.com/YBs5OtP.jpg
mad-moon
24-03-2020, 20:24
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/c1/fd/8cc1fd1df8712ac33966ec371a3af936.jpg
In a couple of weeks time this may well look positively scrummy :D
Your chosen deity help us all!!!:goodluck::(
Is that one of them there sausage dogs??
Pigmy Pony
25-03-2020, 07:46
https://i.pinimg.com/originals/8c/c1/fd/8cc1fd1df8712ac33966ec371a3af936.jpg
In a couple of weeks time this may well look positively scrummy :D
Your chosen deity help us all!!!:goodluck::(
So short sighted - if he eats that, who's going to guard the house at night?
Made in 1968
25-03-2020, 07:57
What the attention seeker gonna do with the bread cake later on is my question
Pigmy Pony
25-03-2020, 08:08
Put his willy in it and offer it to his missus :eyebrows: Mrs. P would insist on some ketchup
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