How do you prepare your cereal?

[LoveSpringsteen]

Cereal first, then milk, then eat it at lightening speed to avoid soggy cereal.

 

[jalapeno_pretzel]

Milk is disgusting. If I eat cereal it is dry, no milk. Occasionally I will mix granola and fresh fruit into a bit of yogurt. That's as close to milk as my cereal will ever get.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Cereal then milk.

I only eat oatmeal.....so cook it first then add milk

I like oatmeal slso. Cook then add a little sweetener and a little cream. Had a bowl for lunch today. Also like Cream of Wheat, also grits. Just a little butter, maybe a bit of shredded cheese on the grits.

Do you remember @snuggles (Ann) from years back? She's from Georgia, taught me how to eat grits properly. I used to add cream and sweetener, like oatmeal. She set me straight.

 

[RoseColored97]

I can't eat cereal now, too many carbs and milk does not agree with my stomach. When I was younger and we would have occasional cereal for breakfast before school, I would do cereal then milk.

 

[luvnwdwgal]

I rarely eat cereal but if I do it’s cereal first and just a trickle of milk cause I don’t like it.

 

[AnnaS]

Cereal a few times a week. First flax seed, a little cereal and half a banana cut up/sliced. Pour Almond milk.

 

[flowergirl45]

I pour the milk first, then I add little bits of cereal at a time because I hate soggy cereal.

Elle23, I eat my cereal the same way! Glad to find another super-intelligent person out there!

 

[goofyernmost]

It seems more logical to put the cereal in first otherwise you probably will waste a lot of mile if you overpour. I, however, like my cereal soggy so I put the cereal in first and give the milk a chance to soak in before I eat any. If I liked it crunchy I would just eat a handful of cereal dry and skip the milk part completely because that is the only reason for the milk really..

This is pretty much the same argument about toilet paper, Over or under, when the obvious answer is over. I have had guests visit and when they used the bathroom they switched it around to under. I think that's fairly over the boundary of the rights of guests.