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Cereal is the perfect food. It's great for breakfast and even better for a bedtime snack. You can also make a nutritious trail mix for a late morning or afternoon snack. Some things to look for in a... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

This was a fun week of grocery shopping, but boy are my pantry shelves full! First, Superfresh was tripling coupons AGAIN (they just did it a few weeks ago), and they were offering a bunch of different Catalina deals. So, I went there twice in attempt to use the deals to the best advantage. In my first transaction I spent $51.76 (saved $83.71) and got back $20 in Catalinas for my next trip.

What the blazes is going on! They’re eating the Apple Jacks and leaving the Cheerios alone.  That wasn’t supposed to happen.  At least I’m not as concerned about putting Apple Jacks into my own or Princess’s body anymore.  It’s kind of like Life cereal - if Mikey will eat it…  In this case, if the neighborhood [...]

Day 2 of Operation Cereal Watch and no takers. All of the cereal is still on the pipe cleaners. I’m really starting to wonder if the animals in my neighborhood are afraid of entering my back yard. Did the fat squirrel that Screw Ball chased last year - the one that was [...]

Remember how I wanted to see if the wildlife in my area is too snooty for Apple Jacks or if they are simply too full from snacking at everyone else’s bird feeders? (If you don’t remember you can jog you’re memory by reading this post.) My inner monkey is getting the best of me. I’m [...]

Inside my Albertsons ad this week (San Diego) there was a manufacturers coupon for a free gallon of milk when you buy three Malt-O-Meal Cereals. Albertsons has the cereal on sale for $2.66 each. Add three of these $1 off printable coupons to get three bags of cereal and a gallon of milk for under $5. If [...]

I recently purchased a high fiber cereal by Kellogg’s called All Bran Strawberry Medley. On the back of the box they have an All Bran 10 Day Challenge. They are challenging consumers to eat one serving of All Bran cereal for 10 days. They claim that due to fiber’s positive influence on our digestive system that we will have more energy and become more regular. Are you up to the challenge?

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Breakfast Cereal Originally uploaded by Chris Toumanian In all things in life there is a correct way to do something and then there's the way your parents taught you. Since school also do not bother to teach the essentials of life, I have no doubt most people do not know the Correct way to Cook a Perfect Hard-boiled Egg...

Tomorrow we’re celebrating Primo’s second birthday. Hold me. Thanks to Mom Central, we recently received a box of the new Kellog’s Wild Animal Crunch cereal and the first season of Meerkat Manor on DVD. The answer to the question everyone wants to know? (Well, okay, not everyone. But you do, right?) What do [...]

Sign up for the eatbetteramerica e-newsletter and receive a free sample of Fiber One Caramel Delight cereal. I’ve signed up for a few of these samples via the eatbetteramerica e-newsletter. They take forever to arrive but eventually you do get the sample. I don’t mind waiting, I love mailbox surprises!

At least 23 people in 14 states have been sickened by the salmonella found in two breakfast cereals, Malt-O-Meal’s unsweetened Puffed Rice and Puffed Wheat. The breakfast cereals have been voluntarily recalled by Malt-O-Meal. Three people have been hospitalized, but no deaths have been reported. Symptoms of salmonella infection include nausea, vomiting, fever, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. The FDA said people who experience such symptoms after eating a puffed wheat or puffed rice cereal made by Malt-O-Meal should contact their doctors and report the illness to state or local health authorities. The recalled products were distributed nationally under the Malt-O-Meal brand name and under private labels such as Acme, America's Choice, Food Club, Giant, Hannaford, Jewel, Laura Lynn, Pathmar

Confessions of a Cereal Eater (Paperback)By Rob Maisch Buy new: $3.00$3.0026 used and new from $1.62 Customer Rating: First tagged “baby boomer” by Kirk Groeneveld “Star Trek, Sci Fi and Harry Potter Fan” [...]

Malt-O-Meal suspected in illnesses in 14 states At least 23 people in 14 states have been diagnosed with salmonellosis that was caused by the same strain of Salmonella that was found in the recently recalled unsweetened Puffed Rice and unsweetened Puffed Wheat Cereals produced by Malt-O-Meal, according to the Food and Drug Administration.The recalled products were distributed nationally under the Malt-O-Meal brand name as well as under private label brands including Acme, America's Choice, Food Club, Giant, Hannaford, Jewel, Laura Lynn, Pathmark, Shaw's, ShopRite, Tops and Weis Quality.The cereals have "Best If Used By" dates from April 8, 2008 (coded as "APR0808") through March 18, 2009 (coded as "MAR1809").Consumers should throw out any product in their homes from these recalled lots. Gr

This is an update on the voluntary recall of Malt O Meal cereal that we reported to you yesterday, we are now hearing that at least 23 people in 14 states have fell sick thanks to the cereal tainted with Salmonella. From the reported cases, three people have been treated in hospital and U.S. officials have [...]

There has been a voluntary recall by Malt-O-Meal of their Unsweetened Puffed Rice and Wheat Cereal; they said the recall was because the food “may have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella”. The cereals are said to be produced with “Best If Used By” codes, the dates and codes are between April 8, 2008 [...]

Blacksmith TV episode two, entitled 'Kwelios', features Talib Kweli visiting Blacksmith headquarters, talking about CEO Corey Smyth, who posed some ideas to the Chicago hip hop artist. Among them, the hip hop cereal "Kwelios". Watch it below the fold

Mushy cereal Ick.  Ick.  Ick.  Must be crunchy. I love Frosted Flakes. It’s time for another controversial post, don’t you think.  It’s been awhile since we discussed toilet paper direction or coke and peanuts, so I felt like it was time to spice things up a bit around here…and make the world a slightly better place tackling a very important [...]

Hi everyone out there! I’ve got a good freebie review for you today. It’s Saturday (edit by Goob: oops!) and not much freebie stuff arrives, but today one did and I’m gonna review it for you. The freebie we are going to talk about is Fiber One’s “Caramel Delight” Cereal. Mine arrived on March 8th, [...]

Fiber One® Caramel Delight cereal sample from Wal*Mart. Quote From Site: "NEW Fiber One® Caramel Delight cereal offers wholesome whole grain taste, essential vitamins and minerals and an enjoyable crunch." FYI: While supplies last. Limit (1) sample per household. Samples are only available to consumers in the United States. What do I have to provide: Name/Address E-mail (optional) Short

Free product sample of Total Cranberry Crunch cereal and a $1 off coupon for your next purchase. Visit StartSampling to learn more and to request your free sample of of Total Cranberry Crunch cereal. FYI: Free Total Cranberry Crunch Cereal sample quantities are limited, so please sign up quickly. Offer limit is one per household. All fields required. You must be 18 years of age or older to

Eat your Wheaties. Scratch that. Eat your Dymatize Nutrition Elite High-Protein Cereal - Slenders. Hmm, doesn’t come across the same way, but toss your Wheaties in the garbage and reach for a bowl of Slenders. A high calcium, high protein cereal with 16 vimins and minerals. We’ve been eating it as a low fat option for [...]

Stater Bros. Cocoa Comets Cereal: A sweet part of a nutritious breakfast, or mind altering hallucinogenic dream enhancer? Men should never be allowed to go grocery shopping unattended. If we are, we will always come home with either A: several cartons labeled Beers of the World containing many obscure and unusual tasting beers from many lands; [...]

I posted a new article on AlmostFit last night discussing how advertising that targets children affected me first hand. Its a sensitive subject to some, particularly because it raises questions of free speech and the free market economy. It's not a political article (at least that's my opinion), but it does touch on legislation that was designed to protect children, and the results. Here's an excerpt: When I moved out of my parent’s house lo’ those many years ago, the three things that I had in my “pantry” (the closet in my studio apartment) were: a) One case of macaroni and cheese (thanks Mom), b) One case of ramen packages (complete with those delectable silver packets of MSG and who knows what else), and c) One box of Cap’n Crunch Crunchberries - my personal favorite at the t

This painting is another edition to my collection at the Elliott Fouts Gallery. As a kid I loved this cereal! It was a big deal to open that box and hunt for the free gift. - it was always at the bottom.

An anonymous visitor recently left this comment on my post Bad Compliments a Man Can Give a Woman: I am looking for some advice regarding complimenting women. There is a woman that works at a grocery store. Everytime that I go in there we are always making eye contact with each other. I have only talked [...]

Remember when I wrote about why you shouldn’t eat popular cereals? Well, I found another reason and it’s a doozy. It’s more than that, even. It should be the clincher for you to give up these industrial cereals. There was an experiment with three groups of rats: one group ate corn flakes and water; another group [...]

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Lately, I've become a little nostalgic. Since my kids are getting older, the days of morning cereal with my kids have long been gone. As a kid, the Captains cereal has been one of my favorites. The awesome imagery and colors of this design is really one of a kind in American produce and advertising. This semi contemporary painting borders on realism and pop art. Whatever the case, any excuse to capture the wonderful realism of this great America classic is fine by me.SOLD

UPDATE: The winners of this giveaway have been announced right here.Kate with Weber Shandwick recently asked me if I'd be interested in reviewing the new Beech-Nut Easy Pour™ dry baby cereal. "I'd love to!" I told her.After I received Kate's big box in the mail, it dawned on me that Baby Bug, our foster daughter, isn't quite old enough for baby cereal yet. She'll have to wait another couple of months. No worries, I've shared some of the product with my local mommy friends who have little ones just the right age and I have 3 more containers to offer to my readers, thanks to Kate's generosity!This new Beech-Nut line includes 7 oz dry cereals featuring Easy Pour™ packaging with three yummy flavors: DHA plus+ Brown Rice with Bananas & Raspberries, DHA plus+ Multigrain with Apples &

Good morning everyone!It's time to draw winners for my books for the Bloggy Giveaway Carnival, the two copies of Confessions of a Mommy Handler!The winners were randomly selected using Random Integer Generator.And the winners are:# 15- Megan, a non-blogger with the email address of mnatherson [at] comcast [dot] net.#51- Chantelle at Chantelle UnscriptedAnd now it's time to select the winners for the Beech-Nut Easy Pour™ dry baby cereal.And the winners are:# 6- Happy Momma at Our Happy Home#10- Angelaandconner at Seven Dogs and a BabyCongrats, Ladies! Please email me your mailing address so I can get your prizes out to you soon!

The rest of the world being so busy as it is to go on with its things, thought I should stop taking note for a while and focus on my life, if I may call it that. Ok, where should I start? I'm just gonna enumerate stuff, in no particular order.1. Toilet: fixed, broken, fixed again, probably breaking soon.2. Roommates: a short recap for those who couldn't be bothered to read the early stuff. Toni, the Italian photographer / actor / waiter. I don't know what to think about him still, yet he's the one I'm bonding with the most. I reckon he is profoundly unhappy, but I respect him for struggling so hard to achieve something. Whatever that might be. Last weekend we went together to the Juliette concert, me as a reporter and him as a photog. We spent about two hours talking. I told him I hated th

Click here for a coupon (via mail) for a free box of Glucerna Cereal. Note : If you received a free box the last time this was offered you will not be able to get another one. (One per address) Share This

As a child, I wasn't too careful about what went into my system early in the morning, and trying to get ready to reach my school in time never made breakfast a priority for me. Even when my mom and dad kept pestering me to eat properly and chew my food, most of the days I ate a slice of bread washed down with a cup of chocolate milk!! But as I grew up and became a bit more sane, I realised that breakfasts were the most important meal of the day, and it pays to make a healthy start. This led to discovery of cereals, and when I laid my eyes on the flavorful, tasty and healthy POST Cereals, I had found my paradise!! My love (or shall I say, my sanity?) for eating healthy, at least when I can, kept growing, and now I make it a point to keep some protein and cereal/granola bars handy in my purse or my office drawer so I don't have to binge on junk food in times of dire need! But buying those bars regularly can be an expensive affair, and when you realize that they are actually pretty simp

I am cerealYou Are CerealPlayful and lighthearted, breakfast is likely your favorite meal of the day.(In fact, you're probably the type who sneaks cereal as a midnight snack.)Your culinary skills are probably a bit lacking... and you are a sucker for junk food.Some people accuse you of eating like a kid, but you prefer to think of yourself as low maintenance.What Kind of Breakfast Are You?This quiz is right. Breakfast is my favourite meal of the day. Its light and I usually get to decide what I eat.After getting a shock with the news that my mum had to retained in the hospital for check up on her high pressure, I decided that I should start to change my diet. Oh, do not worry, I am not going to starve myself, that plan never works, but what I am looking at is replacing some of the food we eat to more healthier food. I thought we have been eating too much fried food, and food with high levels of cholestrol. I made the family switched to wholemeal bread, made sure we drink boiled water

I finished my can of oats and bought a can of cereals to make this dish. The kids like to munch on the crunchy cereals so much I thought I'll make cereal bars for them.This makes a nice snacks for tea.Ingredients:40g Unsalted Butter25g Sugar 30g Cereals*aluminium foilHow to do it:Melt butter in pan.Add in the cereals.Quickly mix well till all are coated with butter.Add in the sugar.Mix well and stir till sugar are melted and well coated with the cereals.Pour the cereals onto the aluminum foil and pack them flat like a chocolate bar. Press slightly to make them stick together.Wrap the foil tightly and refrigerate.Remove when the pack is cooled and cereals have stick together (no longer loose)Use a knife to chop them into smaller pieces.Note:You can use instant oats too.Add raisins and/or chop nuts if you like.Click HERE for printer-friendly version of an original recipe.http://feeds.feedburner.com/wokkingmum

When I was in college, I studied abroad in Paris for a summer. I lived with a French family while I was there, so I was able to appreciate not only French cuisine available in Parisian restaurants, but household foods as well. As far as breakfast goes, the French are pretty minimalist, but [...]

www.dogflu.caResults of a new study find that eating whole grain cereals can reduce a person's risk of developing heart failure.It has long been known that eating cereal with whole grains could reduce one's blood pressure and risk of having a heart attack, but now according to U.S. researchers they can also reduce the risk of heart failure.For their study, Djousse and colleagues studied the breakfast habits of more than 21,000 male doctors with an average age of 53.7 years for nearly 20 years.They found that men who ate 1 bowl of whole grain cereal per day, had a 28% reduced risk of developing heart failure compared to men who did not."Eating half a cup to a cup of whole grain breakfast cereal may help lower your blood pressure. It may help lower your risk of diabetes and heart disease," said Dr. Luc Djousse of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School in Boston."This study adds another piece to the puzzle. It may also lower your risk of heart failure," he added.Accord

I feel like I haven’t posted on the front page here in forever. See, I’ve been so wrapped up in everything else in my life (including scoring over 3 billion on the arcades here) that I just sort of “forgot” how to post here… Crazy, huh? But I figure if the Goob can take breaks, then so can I, eh? Hah. Needless to say, when I get this sample of Fiber One cereal, I might have to take a few more breaks too… No, not to sit on my throne, ruling over my royal subjects in the sewers below, but just some more breaks to enjoy the cereally goodness that this sample will provide to me. Geez, you tell one dirty joke and everyone’s minds in the gutter the second I post again… I’ll be back a bit more often. I mean, I do have tests to procrastinate from all this week, so I have the perfect excuse… [via the forums] Share This

Yesterday was the first time I have been alone in about ten days.The weight of all that I witnessed flooded my soul. It was a hard day.Even little things were hard.It was picture day at The Mayor and The Rooster's school.Their teacher called me on my cell phone while I was in Virginia to remind me about it.Unfortunately she failed to mention that I had to sign some sort of release form so when I picked the kids up from school I learned that there would be NO PHOTOS FOR ME.For some reason this inconsequential news made me slump down and sit where I landed in the play yard.I'm sure I looked pretty dejected.Rooster came and sat in my lap.Dave The Daycare Dad strolled into the play yard, looked at me and said,"Hi! Wow! You look TIRED!"I don't know Dave The Daycare Dad very well, but I took the liberty of responding in a matter of fact tone with,"Yeah. My Grandmother died in a horrible car accident last week. I am tired."He looked as though I had slapped him in the face.Is it me, or did

Well my freebie loving friends, Goob’s not the only one who can take a camera and do a movie for you folks. I figured that I’d do a little something for you this afternoon. I did this in the afternoon and I’m only posting it now? Oh yeah, that’s right. Because I hadn’t done it before, I had to make sure that the boss man over there told me how to post it appropriately. Or not. Not my fault it took him so long to get back to me. Blame him reading. And if the above video doesn’t work for you, go ahead and click on over here to check it out. Share This

20 large shrimp, peeled and deveined salt and white pepper 2 eggs 1 Tbsp Dijon mustard 1/4 cup all purpose flour 1 cup Rice Krispies 3/4 cup Corn Flakes Vegetable oil for frying Season the shrimp with salt and pepper. Lightly beat the eggs with the mustard. In a medium size bowl, crush the Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes into tiny crumbs. Dip each shrimp [...]

20 large shrimp, peeled and deveined salt and white pepper 2 eggs 1 Tbsp Dijon mustard 1/4 cup all purpose flour 1 cup Rice Krispies 3/4 cup Corn Flakes Vegetable oil for frying Season the shrimp with salt and pepper. Lightly beat the eggs with the mustard. In a medium size bowl, crush the Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes into tiny crumbs. Dip each shrimp [...]

I was pleasantly surprised today to find a couple of images sold through my stock agency Alamy. Considering they have nearly 10 million images online, it seems like a needle in a haystack situation. They give you a good deal of information regarding the sale, all except who it was to and where it may [...]

How to get it? Click on the title link to go to the website Find the "Free Sample" link Complete the request form Details: With more and more people jumping on the health bandwagon, it's nice to know there's a cereal that's delicious and good for you. Curves® Cereal is a sensible approach to help take weight off - and keep it off, too, with at least 1/3 of the recommended daily whole grain.* When you're in the mood for something that's nutritious and satisfying, choose from either Honey Crunch or Whole Grain Crunch. Or have a little of both1 Vote(s)

Cars have been popular with my children, both boys and girls, and this idea gives your resident Lightning McQueen hours of fun. Use old cereal boxes (and don't tell me you haven't got plenty of those lying around, we eat cold cereal here like it's going out of style) to cut chutes for little Matchbox cars to pass through, making your own system of highways, freeways, overpasses and intersections.Cut the cereal boxes in half lengthwise, leaving the left and right side flaps to act as guard rails. With a collection of these the possibilities are endless--you could recreate the California freeway system from the comfort of your own kitchen floor.In the pictures here Spencer, David and Lillian taped the box chutes together to make a car run that extended across the kitchen and into the living room, they even got Cain involved who contributed his own boxes to the project."I've got so many boxes, I had to get a big box to hold all the little boxes!" he said when he showed up on the door

I about had a heart attack when I saw this free Chocolate Chex cereal offer from Wal Mart. Not from excitement, mind you, but I think from all my years of eating far too much sugary cereal. I was pretty much raised on cereal. I’ll be lucky to make it to Christmas without developing Diabetes. But oh well, I might as well eat as much of this delicious goodness while I still can! [via Froggie]Technorati Tags: free cereal, chex mix, wal mart, free food, freebies Share This

Over at The Sneeze, Steve asks, “If you were driving cross-country, and were forced to bring a breakfast cereal mascot - who would it be?” My favorites: Tony the Tiger - Bad idea. Irritatingly upbeat and loud. Likely dialogue: “This interstate is GRRREAT! Look at that corn field! It’s GREEAT! You have cupholders?? THEY’RE GRRREAT! You’re pulling over?! GRREAT!” “Get out.” “GRRREAT!” … and: Sugar Bear - Mellow. Cool. Overall, not a terrible choice. Cons: Might sleep a lot and not chip in for gas. Pros: Smooth with the ladies. Could get you laid. I have to agree with Steve and say I’d probably take Cap’n Crunch. Who would you choose?

When I first did the Atkins induction program back in the Spring of 2002 I found myself craving cereals for breakfast after I grew weary of eggs and leftovers. I tried a few recipes (that failed miserably) and by chance and imagination came up with a hot flax cereal that was so good, my husband and I continue to eat it to this day even when aren't following a strict low carb lifestyle. I always

Here were our contenders for the Kashi vs. Fiber One smackdown (from top left, going clockwise): Kashi Go Lean Crunch Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters Kashi 7 Whole Grain Puffs Kashi Go Lean TasteMy four-year-daughter Lucie (aka "Boo Girl") and I sat down and sampled three Kashi cereals and General Mills' new Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters. We did not try the cereals with milk - Lucie likes her cereal dry and crunchy. Fine with me. Based on taste alone, Lucie liked the Kashi Go Lean Crunch. I preferred the Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters. Both were yummy, but Fiber One has a maple syrup flavor that won me over. I liked the added raisins, too. Kashi Go Lean was pretty good, but Kashi Puffs are pretty boring. You'll need honey, milk, yogurt and/or fruit to dress it up. NutritionAll the cereals have their strengths and weaknesses, and should be evaulated on what's important to you - calories, fiber, natural ingredients, etc. (Click on the cereal name for nutritional detai

Here were our contenders for the Kashi vs. Fiber One smackdown (from top left, going clockwise): Kashi Go Lean Crunch Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters Kashi 7 Whole Grain Puffs Kashi Go Lean TasteMy four-year-daughter Lucie (aka "Boo Girl") and I sat down and sampled three Kashi cereals and General Mills' new Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters. We did not try the cereals with milk - Lucie likes her cereal dry and crunchy. Fine with me. Based on taste alone, Lucie liked the Kashi Go Lean Crunch. I preferred the Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters. Both were yummy, but Fiber One has a maple syrup flavor that won me over. I liked the added raisins, too. Kashi Go Lean was pretty good, but Kashi Puffs are pretty boring. You'll need honey, milk, yogurt and/or fruit to dress it up. NutritionAll the cereals have their strengths and weaknesses, and should be evaulated on what's important to you - calories, fiber, natural ingredients, etc. (Click on the cereal name for nutritional detai

Rating: 1 Posted By: pooorfool Views: 90 Replies: 0 For those who like Special K or maybe those who maybe on the Special K Diet this is a great deal offered at Rite Aid. In the flyer there is a sale 2 for $5. When you go to the store, each cereal box has a peel off sticker for $1 off. give them to the cashier for each cereal box and the total comes out to 2 for $3 so basically $1.50 each and probably no limit. i just bought 4 boxes for $6.Sign up, shop, and get paid with FatWallet Cash Back!

Anyone with kids under five years of age, stock up on ear plugs and start practicing the mantra "NO!" right now, because you're bound to get an earful of "I wanna's" when your kids get a load of the latest novelty food--Froot Loops Cereal Straws.Straws made from artificial powdered milk, covered by a Froot Loop shell, these are bound to be a big seller. How unfortunate that Kellogg's can't stick to the plan and quit propagating "foods" that kill the health of our youth.Artificial sweeteners and junk food are leading factors in the obesity epidemic of this country, and yet manufacturers come up with ever more clever ways to deceive our children. As a parent, or perhaps just an involved relative or friend, your influence is needed each and every day, as a counter-measure and voice of reason.TheImpulseBuy.com June 24, 2007

According to the American Dietetic Association, one would need to drink at least 4 cups (about 480 mg of antioxidant EGCG) of green tea to derive its benefit. That may be a tad much for folks to drink on a daily basis, so why not eat your way to the minimum. Kashi, offers up heart healthy Heart to Heart Honey Toasted Oat Cereal which contains 100 milligrams of decaf green tea extract, along with 6 other all natural antioxidants. seven whole grains, and 100% of Vitamin E and Vitamin B12, making this box of cereal a weapon again heart disease, cholesterol, and even high-weight. The green tea cereal retails at most supermarkets for $3.50 per 12.4 oz box. Source [Womens Health Magazine, June 2007] american dietetic association, antioxidant, decaf green tea, egcg, Food, green, Green Tea, green tea extract, Health and Well being, healthy heart, heart healthy, kashi, natural antioxidants, vegetarian, vitamin b12, vitamin e, whole grains, womens health magazine

Cereal & Pajamas es la nueva antología de Ape Entertainment, una colección de historias que quieren evocar las manañas de los sabados pero con un giro más adulto, los autores aprovechan la ocasión para dar su versión de los programas que les gustaban cuando eran niños. Así que serán historias de aventuras intergalácticas, zombies, paisajes fantásticos, ciudades llenas de crímenes y similares, hasta un total de 11, más un buen puñado de pin-ups en 128 páginas que será lanzada este Agosto.Para los Pin-ups Ape montó un concurso con la regla de que estuvieran basados en los personajes de las historias de la antología, se seleccionaron estas 3 ganadoras, pero quedó alguno fuera que habría merecido un hueco como esta de sinto o las dos divertidas versiones inspiradas en Bunnyman como la de drazen y el pin-up de t-wei. La antología también incluirá otros pin-ups realizados por los propios artistas de las historias.Cereal and Pajamas © Israel Cruz y John Pavlinko, ApeA

This is a recipe I've been making for about 12 years now. It's one of those classic recipes your family knows, loves and can't get enough of. I started to make it for one reason; to use up the cereal left in the bottom of the packages that never seems to get eaten. And because the kids loved them so much we've been making them ever since. (Even when we don't have to use up the last of cereal

I don’t know why, but I can never remember how to spell Oprah’s name. In fact, the only way I can successfully weave my way through those those five letters is to spell Harpo (the name of her production company) in my head and then type it out backwards. Luckily, there isn’t a spelling test on the page offering free chocolate Post Shredded Wheat cereal, so I was all good. [via the forums]Technorati Tags: free food, cereal, oprah

I went on a diet once. It was what I call 'A Bad Time'.I wasn't that overweight but I was developing a middle tyre (which to be honest is prevalent in my family - it's the family shape - so if genetics says this is gonna happen, how can I possibly fight it?) so set about making my diet slightly healthier. Exercise was, at the time, out of the question, so out was to go sugar, potato, rice, pasta and bread. HAHAHAHAHA. Have you ever tried not eating those five? Leaving aside breakfast for the minute, what do you possibly eat for lunch if not a sandwich? What hellish universe has the concept of no: mash, boiled potatoes, roast potatoes, potato gratin, chips, curry, chilli con carne, lasagne, spaghetti bolagnese or tuna pasta bake for dinner?For breakfast there's obviously quite a choice. Nestle and Kellogg's seem to have cornered the market on dietary breakfast. I stood perusing the shelves. I glanced at my beloved Frosties, the gorgeous Honey Monster on Sugar Poofs, the only two c

-- $2 Printable Kashi Cereal Coupon Simply fill out the form and they will email you a $2 coupon for kashi cereal .. download and print instantly . General Mills Cereal Coupons ( Varies Every Month ) Print coupons for general mills cereals and products instantly when available . Includes - Lucky Charms, Reese's Puffs cereals, betty crocker frosting , bisquick , pillsbury cookies and more ..

Going along with the cold cereal theme of last week, husband Andrew presented me with another one of his Deep Thoughts this week. While carefully chewing his Frosted Mini Wheats he offered this latest insight into his psyche:"If I could invent a cereal, I'd make one that tasted like steak and cheese sandwiches."With little onion bits in the milk."What does one say to this? Somehow I don't think the world is ready for Steak and Cheesios.Technorati tags: deep thoughts, cold cereal, breakfast, steak

by Rachel PaxtonIt's hard to find easy, after school snacks for kids. These cereal bar recipes are easy to make and made from your children's favorite breakfast cereals.Rice Krispies Treats2/3 c. butter1 pkg. (10 oz., about 40) large marshmallows or 4 c. miniature marshmallows6 c. Kellogg's Rice Krispies cerealMelt butter in large saucepan over low heat. Add marshmallows and stir until completely melted. Remove from heat. Stir in cereal until well coated. Press mixture into buttered 13x9x2-inch baking dish. Cut into squares.Variations: Instead of Rice Krispies, use Cocoa Krispies, Lucky Charms, or Fruity Pebbles.Peanut Treats: Add 1 cup salted peanuts with cereal.Peanut Butter Treats: Stir 1/4 cup peanut butter into marshmallow mixture just before adding cereal.Gummy Worm Marshmallow Bars: Add 1 c. gummy worms, cut in half, when stirring in cereal.Captain Crunch Peanut Butter Cookies 2 c. Captain Crunch peanut butter cereal2 c. Rice Krispies1-1/2 pounds white almond bark2 c. salted