Favourite breakfast cereal?

[dexterdoglancashire]

Whats your favourite breakfast cereal, or are you one of those lucky people who has enough time for a full english?
Bernie aka Dexterdog

[shirlthegirl43]

Weetabix - always has been and always will be. Love a full English when I have time, money, and sufficiently low weight! Also quite like Shreddies and loved Sugar Puffs before they changed them to low sugar/high salt!

[serenity]

jordans - anything. period. the company use conservation grade EVERYTHING. I would never buy from anyone else and it taste delicious

[dexterdoglancashire]

Think mine would have to be crunchy nut - thats when I have time, which isnt often!
Bernie aka Dexterdog
Or if you really want to know a secret!....farleys rusks! I havent had any in years - but it really takes me back to my childhood! (fancy that!)

[lyndap]

Farleys rusks...that brings back memories.Used to pinch one occassionally when grandson was baby.(he wasn't fussed on them,strange child!)I prefer fruit to cereal for my brekky.Most cereals seem more suger than anything else these days! as for cooked breakfast...eeeyuk.

[HappyMouffe]

Oatibix - lovely
even better sprinkled with a few raspberries from the garden

[skegblade]

When at home I have weetabix with added fresh grapes and bananas; only manage an english breakfast when visiting the family back in Sheffield;keep telling OH I should've married her mother

[Snadger]

Kippers.....

[TonyF]

Runny porridge with a little milk and lots of local honey.

Bacon croissants (if you get the croissants from one or two local places) are just superb.

Fried egg sandwich with Daddies Sauce! And mushrooms.

[pigletwillie]

Porridge made with milk and a dollop of honey.

[Squirrel]

Crunchi Nut for me but also love grapes and greek yoghurt with honey! Weekends brunch is a full English!

[rustylady]

Kellogg's cornflakes, but they're better for supper! Usually don't eat breakfast (I know I should, but I need to be up and about for a couple of hours before I can face anything more than a cup of tea, and starting work at half past eight messes that up). Weekends and holidays I love a fry-up. Bacon, sausage, egg, beans, mushrooms and fried bread - Heaven (don't need to eat for the rest of the day after that)

[beefy]

Same here - large cup of coffee to kick start the day.Then as RL says a couple of hours later a fry up to really get going.Then generally dont need anything until I get home from work at 17.00.

[nick nack]

A couple of rounds of toast during the week. Bacon and egg at weekend with black pudding if get the proper ones. If I have porridge Sainsburys taste the difference big chunky oats and a spot of syrup.

NN

[Alice]

Can't stand any kind of breakfast cereals. If no time for breakfast I would have a banana and toast.