Corn flakes.
 

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

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what if you wanted to substitute frosted flakes?

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

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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.

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

Airslot

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

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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)

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

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

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

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

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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. ;)

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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 ...