Kellogg's Chocolate Frosties Cereal & Milk Bar

Breakfast, my favourite meal of the day, differs in every country. In Germany it's pretty standard to have a "second breakfast" when you get to work or school. It comes from eating the first one at some un-godly hour, and getting hungry again by 9am when it's still ages to lunch. It's not quite the same in Mexico, where you can sit down to waffles or pancakes or chilaquiles in many a local cafe or chain restaurant, unless, that is, you're an English teacher. And you teach Business English. To busy executives. Who favour the 7am or 7pm schedule. These unlucky people never really have time for a proper breakfast on work days, so snacks sometimes ...  Read the complete review

Kellogg's Frosties Cereal & Milk Bar ~~~~ Kellogg's Frosties Cereal And Milk Bars ~~~~ Toasted maize cereal and milk bar. Fortified with vitamins, iron and calcium. ~ Price - 99p per pack of 6 ~ ALLERGY INFORMATION: CONTAINS: MILK, SOY & BARLEY ~ Why Buy? ~ Packs of other cereal bars are a little more expensive, and I wanted something for the kids lunch boxes. These seemed good value for money. ~ Packaging ~ The cereal bars come in the distinctive dark blue frosties coloured cardboard box. Tony the Tiger is in the left hand corner, and a dry looking cereal bar is displayed on the ...  Read the complete review

Don't get me wrong. I LOVE Frosties the cereal. For many years I've enjoyed the unbeatable late-night snack of dry Frosties - eaten straight from the box, of course...there's no other way to eat them. Milk? Yuck. They start to go soggy from the moment the milk gets to them and all the sugar dissolves into the liquid, leaving you with nothing more than a bowl of floppy cornflakes swimming in sweet milk. What with my strange tastes, you'd think the cereal bar would be just the thing, wouldn't you? No milk, just dry Frosties in a helpfully solid format so you don't have to fish around in the box and then the flakes still go all over the floor. That's exactly what ...  Read the complete review