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    Join Date: May 2012

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    Default Crunchy nut cornflakes

    Who makes the best?

    What are my chances of finding any in France?
    Kevin

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    You taking the piss?

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    Not at all. It is a serious question.

    I have a craving for some.
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    Well what ever people recommend you aint gonna get none at this time of night on a Sunday.

    Dont touch em they spell loads of sugar to me.

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    Obviously, but getting some in France could take days, especially in the lock down.

    I could murder a bowl right now...
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    Some regular cornflakes with honey might be a good substitute, but better for you is porridge with honey.

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    Not interested in “better for me” as this is just to respond to a craving, but thanks for the suggestion.
    One of those tiny multipack boxes would do the job.
    Kevin

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    Who makes the best KNK that's easy

    Kellogg

    Chances of finding any at the moment with the ignorant vulture' s clearing the shelves of everything at the moment is a big fat zero
    Current setup Thorens TD-160 Mk1 with Denon DL-110 MC Cartridge, Pioneer PD-8700 CD Player, Yamaha AX-592 Amp, Yamaha CDX-810 CD Player, Yamaha KX-480 Cassette Deck, Yamaha TX-492RDS Tuner, Monitor Audio Bronze 5 speakers, Van-Damme Cables throughout.

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    Unfortunately, I can’t find anyone who stocks these locally.
    Looks like I will have to go without. Never mind.
    Kevin

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    Quote Originally Posted by CageyH View Post
    Unfortunately, I can’t find anyone who stocks these locally.
    Looks like I will have to go without. Never mind.
    Good things come to those who wait.

    S.
    Shane Lonergan.

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