What's the most unusual fruit you've ever put on your cereal?
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
United States
September 14, 2007 11:28am CST
Most days I cut up bananas and put them on my cereal. And, whenever strawberries are in season or really cheap, I like to treat myself to those as well. But, this morning, while having my usual cereal, Raisin Bran Crunch, I found myself wondering if watermelon would taste good on it.
Not sure. Never tried it. Not sure if I want to try it either. Perhaps I will try the pineapple topping since I have that in the house. Not all toppings go well on cereal. Sometimes I use canned peaches, but I don't like those too much. Once I tried roasted peanuts in my bran cereal and that wasn't too bad. Maybe that's because it already had chopped nuts as one of the ingredients.
So, what's the weirdest fruit you've ever put into your breakfast cereal? Did it taste bad or make you not want to eat cereal anymore? What's the best tasting topping you've used on your cereal recently?
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@3lilangels (4639)
• United States
14 Sep 07
i would say the wierdiest thing i have put in my cereal was yogurt,i had some plain ol frosted flakes and i wanted to make it a little more tasier,so i put the mixed fruit yogurt on top,and boy it was really good.but i also love strawberries and bananas in my cereal too.
@beautyqueen26 (16030)
• United States
14 Sep 07
That sounds yummy. Might try yogurt sometimes instead of milk.
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@3lilangels (4639)
• United States
14 Sep 07
it is very good,and when your out of milk this works wonders.yummy.you can pick any flavors too,and they all taste good.
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@cmsk2005 (1770)
• United States
14 Sep 07
I can tell you what i did not like and what i liked as topping....I like most as topping is strawberry but i like banana too and i did not like grape as cereal topping, may be many people like it but as i don' like the fruit grape at all so i don't want it anywhere.
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@cutepenguin (6431)
• Canada
15 Sep 07
I usually have sliced banana, or maybe dried cranberries. Watermelon sounds odd to me, but I think peaches would be great.
@peanutjar (5198)
• Canada
15 Sep 07
Hello there!The most unusual fruit i ever put and still do is kiwi fruit in my frosted flakes.Its delicious!!The sugar from the frosted flakes gives the kiwi more flavor.Yum.yum!The best tasting fruit i ever put was raspberrys in my rice crispies with a little bit of sugar to die down the perky taste of the raspberrys.:)
@ssf12ster (488)
• India
15 Sep 07
i put litchies on thema nd poured cream at a time .i felt very nasty later.i had butterfles in my stomach .vry awful it was.i ate honey and later the butterfleis vanished away!
@carlaabt (3504)
• United States
14 Sep 07
I don't usually add anything to my cereal. I usually just use milk. I have tried the yogurt thing like someone else suggested. It's pretty good.
I put bananas on my son's cereal sometimes, though. That's the only fruit I've tried for him. I might try strawberries or blueberries sometime, though. He would probably like it.
I guess I just like my own food boring. :)
@AmbiePam (85660)
• United States
14 Sep 07
The weirdest thing I ever put in my cereal was DRIED mango. I wanted something to add nutrients into an already healthy cereal, and that was in my cupboard, so I tried it. And it was actually very good. It gave the cereal real punches of flavor, because a lot of healthy cereals don't have much flavor anyway.
The best tasting topping I've put in my fruit is kind sorta a topping, but kind of not. I didn't have regular milk, so I put in chocolate milk. It flavored the cereal nicely.
@craftcatcher (3699)
• United States
14 Sep 07
I like dried dates on my cereal. They've got a different taste and chewy like raisins. I like sprinkling cashews on my cereal too if I have them around. I love cashews!
@spiderlizard22 (3444)
• United States
15 Sep 07
strawberries. One time I put strawberries in my cereal.
@tabishiqamobile (26)
• United States
14 Sep 07
lychee is the most unusual fruit i have ever put on my cereal.
