Corn flakes.

[shore-power]

Pour cereal into bowl, then add milk. Remember to put the cereal in first! If you reverse the process it gets messy.

[charlie_the_tuna]

what if you wanted to substitute frosted flakes?

[reelapeelin]

Pour cereal into bowl, then add milk. Remember to put the cereal in first! If you reverse the process it gets messy.





...we may need some verification of this process...any pics??... ;D ;D ...

[parishht]

You forgot microwave for 40 seconds to take the chill off the milk
and soften the cereal.

I am an old guy with sensitive teeth.

[Airslot]

Parishht, look on the bright side...Ya still got teeth. ;D

Airslot

[Blue_Runner]

But how do you make the corn flakes? I know where to get the milk. ;)

[parishht]

I don't know about the other guys,
but I go out back to the corn fields and borrow some corn,
then I mash it up in a bowl and roll it flat with a rolling pin.
bake the flattened dough on a bake sheet at 350 for 30 minutes or until golden brown
let cool and then break up the cooled flat corn mix
into a bowl.






or





goto the grocery store and buy some. 8)

[Blue_Runner]

SMARTIE! Sounds like Parishht used to work for Kellogs ;D

[parishht]

Just happened to see it on the DISCOVERY channel
the other day.
Great show called "How it's made"

[Blue_Runner]

...and I'm the tooth fairy. ::)

Whatever dude - we all know you worked for Kellogs - fess up! ;D

[parishht]

Have been close to Battlecreek, Mi, on occasion, but have never even visited.

Worked 30 yrs for the same company, not Kellogs.

Wish I owned stock in them, cause over the years
I have eatin an awfull lot of their product. ;)

[reelapeelin]

Well, BR...looks like you tooth fairy (in addition to Perma-DAWG)..."How It's Made" is a really neat show...goes into all kinds of mfgring processes...even fiberglass boat hulls on one show ;) ;D ...