Poll of the Day > Cereal....with a spork?

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So I was eating my cereal on the bus like I do everyday. Frosted flakes today. Then I notice the guy next to me. First he threw me off a little when he poured the milk before the cereal. Never the correct choice. Seemed especially ill-advised on a bus. But whatever. So yeah I notice he is chomping down on his Corn Pops with a spork. Like why man? Spoons exist and it's cereal.
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I've never understood the appeal of using milk on cereal. Granted, I don't like milk, but why would anybody want soggy cereal?

Personally, when I do sometimes have cereal -- as it's a nice thing to keep on hand given the long expiration, the fact it's served cold, and is stored at room temperature -- I normally just use a mug. Saves the trouble of requiring a spoon. #LifeHack
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You know I have always liked soggy cereal. Not totally sure why. It wasn't until I got older that I found out almost no one like it that way.
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Zeus posted...

I've never understood the appeal of using milk on cereal. Granted, I don't like milk, but why would anybody want soggy cereal?

Tastes better for me to have ice cold milk on cereals. Plus Milk is good for you too and the Milk goes chocolatey depending the cereal. Not a bad thing. Although I can also eat cereal without milk.
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cereal is best when it has been dunked in milk (not soggy). milk is delicious
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Cereal on a bus

I can't believe there are even two of you
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ArctheLad13 posted...

So yeah I notice he is chomping down on his Corn Pops with a spork. Like why man? Spoons exist and it's cereal.

If it was a plastic spork, it could have been from those plastic-wrapped sets of plasticware, many of which include a spork instead of a fork and spoon.
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Zeus posted...

I've never understood the appeal of using milk on cereal. Granted, I don't like milk, but why would anybody want soggy cereal?

Personally, when I do sometimes have cereal -- as it's a nice thing to keep on hand given the long expiration, the fact it's served cold, and is stored at room temperature -- I normally just use a mug. Saves the trouble of requiring a spoon. #LifeHack

what is actually wrong with you
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Blaqthourne posted...

If it was a plastic spork, it could have been from those plastic-wrapped sets of plasticware, many of which include a spork instead of a fork and spoon.

I suppose I didn't consider that.
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ArctheLad13 posted...

Blaqthourne posted...

If it was a plastic spork, it could have been from those plastic-wrapped sets of plasticware, many of which include a spork instead of a fork and spoon.

I suppose I didn't consider that.

I immediately thought those plastic sporks from take-out food/cafeteria.
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I feel like you don't see sporks all that much though. So I feel like he was just out of spoons or something. I probably would just pass on eating cereal if I had to use a spork though. Or I guess he could have taken the spork on accident and just tried to make the best of it.
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