mmm. it almost reminds me of a pasty soy sauce.. but saltier or something? anyway, it's delicious. just be careful how much you put on or it's overkill. make sure you put a shitload of butter on first.. :)LngHrvWntrsDngr wrote:I bought some vegemite a couple weeks ago, but I can't get up the courage to put it on my toast...did you know it's like yeast or something?
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why would anyone use vegemite when there is NUTELLA!!!!!!
Not a breakfast, per se, but did y'all ever make cheese toast? Ya need a toaster oven, single cheese-food slice on white bread, and the toaster turns the top of the cheese-food into a thin plastic substance, with the melted cheese-like product underneath-perfection!
Not a breakfast, per se, but did y'all ever make cheese toast? Ya need a toaster oven, single cheese-food slice on white bread, and the toaster turns the top of the cheese-food into a thin plastic substance, with the melted cheese-like product underneath-perfection!
I like vegemite and nutella (not together). vegemite does need lots of butter. its also good under grilled cheese. back in my school days we used to make grilled cheese on toast by turning the toaster on it's side. amazing no fires were started (well, in the kitchen at least)no pic wrote:why would anyone use vegemite when there is NUTELLA!!!!!!
Not a breakfast, per se, but did y'all ever make cheese toast? Ya need a toaster oven, single cheese-food slice on white bread, and the toaster turns the top of the cheese-food into a thin plastic substance, with the melted cheese-like product underneath-perfection!
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Vanilla "Rice Dream"...mmmmmmmmsmelllikelime wrote:Man, best thread ever, I love breakfast cereal!
I'm really partial to cinnamon toast crunch, fruity pebbles and oops, all berries as well, though I hardly ever buy them. I usually go for the responsible type cereals with dried fruit in them. With rice milk, mmm!
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Not for the squeamish
I can't eat Fruity or Cocoa pebbles. They're not pebbles! They're like some kind of mutant multi (or mono for the Cocoa) colored dandruff. Eeeeew. Maybe it was Tucan Sam molting or Sugar Bear shedding. I don't know. They just look too gross.
Peanut Butter rocks for breakfast, especially the crunchy kind.
I'm partial to Special K or Total, or good ol' Cheerios or the Honey Nut variety as well.
Breakfast = 24 food! Viva la revolution!
Peanut Butter rocks for breakfast, especially the crunchy kind.
I'm partial to Special K or Total, or good ol' Cheerios or the Honey Nut variety as well.
Breakfast = 24 food! Viva la revolution!
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This is such a completely random thread resurrection. *shrugs*
Being the resident non-sugar advocate here, my latest obsession is Kashi Go Lean, which is entirely defensible based on it's insane nutritional qualities (10g fiber! 13g protein!) but intruth, I like it because it says "Crunchy Fiber Twigs" on the box.
I like to tell people I start my day with a nice bowl of twigs. Literally.
Being the resident non-sugar advocate here, my latest obsession is Kashi Go Lean, which is entirely defensible based on it's insane nutritional qualities (10g fiber! 13g protein!) but intruth, I like it because it says "Crunchy Fiber Twigs" on the box.
I like to tell people I start my day with a nice bowl of twigs. Literally.
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