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  • So, um... Weetabix?

    My grandmother brought me a package of Weetabix back from her recent trip to Ireland. From the package, it looks like I should put it in milk like cereal, but she described it as an "on-the-go" breakfast and cereal isn't really "on-the-go." Am I missing something or is that actually the way you eat it? Are there other, better ways I should try it?
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    Put in bowl.Pour on milk.Eat.If that's too chewy,you can add things like chopped up bananas or grapes if you wish.

    Personally,I love them spread with butter and then topped with sugar,but apparently that's weird...
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    • #3
      Eh. Whatever tastes good to you.

      No weirder than eating hot dogs with mustard and not ketchup on them... *holds onto helmet for dear life and ducks down into the trench*
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      • #4
        Quoth EricKei View Post
        Eh. Whatever tastes good to you.

        No weirder than eating hot dogs with mustard and not ketchup on them... *holds onto helmet for dear life and ducks down into the trench*
        What's wrong with ketchup on hot dogs? I also add a little pickle relish. I let Mrs. IA have the mustard contaminated hot dogs.
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        • #5
          Quoth EricKei View Post
          No weirder than eating hot dogs with mustard and not ketchup on them...
          AFAIK that's the German way to eat them. And also how I learned the hard way that German restaurants tend to not be kid-friendly. The one time I went, that was the only thing on the menu that I even recognized, and I was incredibly disappointed when I found out they didn't have ketchup for my hot dog sandwich.

          Now, what's weird is ketchup in mac and cheese. But it's SO good.
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          • #6
            Put in bowl, pour on milk until Weetabix is totally soaked. I also like to add soft brown sugar on the top, but you can add bananas if you're after something more healthy.
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            • #7
              Quoth EricKei View Post
              No weirder than eating hot dogs with mustard and not ketchup on them.
              Take that up with Dirty Harry.

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              • #8
                I'm Canadian and I vaguely remembered Weetabix from my childhood. Add milk and sugar, eat. I remember it was practically inedible without sugar. However I was a kid.

                Why Weetabix though? That seems like an incredibly random thing to bring home.

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                • #9
                  IA -- I refuse to eat them without ketchup (unless they're chili-cheese dogs, mmmmmmm). That, and I can't stand the taste of mustard. Folks way up North in ChiKAHgo or New YOWK seem to disagree with that sentiment, and are legendarily of the opposite mindset.
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                  • #10
                    Never heard of them, but being that it has been likened to cereal, I'd certainly be interested. I googled them and this is what I found about how to eat them:
                    https://www.weetabix.co.uk/delicious...ng-suggestions

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                    • #11
                      I used make a porridge out of it. 4 bricks cooked down in a cup of milk.

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                      • #12
                        Quoth Aragarthiel View Post
                        Now, what's weird is ketchup in mac and cheese. But it's SO good.
                        Try a little bit of oyster flavor sauce instead!
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                        • #13
                          Quoth csquared View Post
                          Take that up with Dirty Harry.

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                          • #14
                            Quoth CyberLurch View Post
                            Damn, you beat me to it.
                            I love that scene. I am from the Chicago area. You don't put ketchup on a hotdog!
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                            • #15
                              My in-laws were appalled to find out that I put ketchup on my hotdog, sugar on my cereal, and mash my meatloaf down thin and add ketchup on top of the patty formed. They are from Albany NY.

                              Hotdogs (and tube steak in general) are an easy formula: roll, dog, ketchup, kraut. My wife asks all the time whether it is kraut then ketchup, or ketchup then kraut.

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