One day last week on Facebook, my friend Dana Moos (www.danamoos.com) commented about a show she was watching about the history of cereal. What ensued was a long string of comments from me and other of her friends about the cereals we ate growing up. The following day I walked in to the local Walmart and what did I find inside the front door?
This enormous stack of cereal. During our conversation we reminisced about many different types of cereal which brought back fond memories - Capt'n Crunch, Sugar Pops, Lucky Charms (Dana likes these the best), Apple Jacks, Alpha-Bits, etc. We forgot Trix, which you see here. When I was a child, many, many years ago now, we did not have Reese's Puffs or Cinnamon Toast Crunch. We had Cheerios but not Honey Nut Cheerios. I still eat cereal, although not as much as I used to primarily because of the carbs. Even the healthy cereals have too many carbs for someone with diabetes. But a bowl every now and then is a nice treat. I think I would like to try Reese's Puffs. Those have to be good. Maybe just a little bowl.
This enormous stack of cereal. During our conversation we reminisced about many different types of cereal which brought back fond memories - Capt'n Crunch, Sugar Pops, Lucky Charms (Dana likes these the best), Apple Jacks, Alpha-Bits, etc. We forgot Trix, which you see here. When I was a child, many, many years ago now, we did not have Reese's Puffs or Cinnamon Toast Crunch. We had Cheerios but not Honey Nut Cheerios. I still eat cereal, although not as much as I used to primarily because of the carbs. Even the healthy cereals have too many carbs for someone with diabetes. But a bowl every now and then is a nice treat. I think I would like to try Reese's Puffs. Those have to be good. Maybe just a little bowl.
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