Not all of our cereal is “ just sugar” but the most popular ones are the sweeter ones. And unlike your government that regulates it, In America it’s up to the individual to not buy the unhealthy thing just because it’s cheap and available.
I was just going to make a similar point. Many Europeans comment about how unhealthy or sugary foods they try from the u.s. are. I always hope they realize that there are plenty of healthy alternatives available. Eating unhealthy foods is a choice, not a necessity.
True. But they were just showing them the popular kids cereals. They are kids. UK also has many sugary cereals. Cocoa Pops I liked. It is more like our Cocoa Puffs. I said it too saying this is not for me but truly for kids. Sometimes you feel like a kid going back. Flintstones also equivalent to Cocoa Pebbles. I forgot the name. I did not have it. Like a chocolate Rice Krispies. I found out the same companies that came from the USA rebranded them there with different names. Frosted Flakes are Frosties there. I love the 3 I mentioned here Cocoa Puffs Captain Crunch and Frosted Flakes were my favorites by far as a kid with milk. Corn Flakes Rice Krispies were boring and Cheerios. Bland. Sometimes I liked it. Now I still love those cereals but I try never to eat them. Many once or twice a year with the tiny boxes because they get so addictive. They were talking about kid cereals. When I was a kid I would have never touched Tricks the Fruity Cereals with milk? The thought makes me still think ewww. Lucky Charms too. Never had them. Most I knew had the ones I mentioned. England and Ireland on how they prepare their food is catching up to the USA. Canada and Australia the same. 1970S was when the USA was changing our foods. For example in Rome and cities in Italy, Mc Donalds is packed!! Not many of them but they are packed and not with Americans but Italians. I thought not to be caught dead in there. They told me their Mc Donalds is better than the USA. Better made! Local Grown meats healthier than the USA. Strict there on how they made their foods. Probably like the MC Donalds in the USA in the 40s 50s and early 60s before they decided to put these chemicals or hight frustose corn syrup in everything saying it is all fine! Europe it is banned! The Coke in Europe including England is made by sugar not by high frustose corn syrup! They do not have an obesity problem and lived there for years, they eat so much! Theu never ever think about the fat in food. They when they want!!
@danielsullivan9271 Well that's good. I don't like it when people from different countries get the wrong info about the way things really are in other countries. Whether it's the U.S., China, The UK, or wherever. I suppose misinformation will continue to decline as a result of social media interactions. By the way, my mother never bought sugary cereals for us. My favorites were Shredded Wheat and raisin nut bran.
@@RealDiehl99 true. I agree! Living overseas from the media and movies they think we only eat fast food all the time and we shop are Walmart like we don’t have other supermarkets or markets. I always have to explain to Europeans and they get surprised thinking we only eat hamburgers and hotdogs everyday. Lunch at Mc Donalds. I tell them well some do. England I do notice many love our fast food thinking also that’s what we have. So many we have they know and love. Italy I know they don’t have many McDonalds but there are are few in the cities and they are packed! By Italians but they keep thinking it’s American food. To be honest theirs is locally made products like maybe how our McDonalds were made in the 40s 50s 60s before they changed our food. Corporate farming. England doesn’t have delis. Ready made sandwiches in small shops Like only tuna and mayo and many of them have sweet corn calling it American because of the corn and if you didn’t want that then you can’t have that sandwich. They have subways everywhere now. Here in NJ and NJ very few of them. We have authentic delis. Some I like better than others.
@@danielsullivan9271 I'm in South Jersey! The deli scene probably isn't as strong here as other parts of the state. Wawa or other similar convenience stores are our delis. Although some of the local pizzerias and sandwich shops offer great food choices. Thanks for sharing your perspective as someone who has traveled overseas.
It may shock you but my favorite cereal is Rasin Bran. But here is where folks will think I'm weird. Fix a bowl of Rasin Bran and let it sit for 15-30 minutes. I then eat it lol. I am addicted to soggy Rasin Bran. It is delicious! Don't judge until you try it. I also add some sugar to it as well : ))
pour cereal first, drink milk first. As a kid I always loved frosted flakes, honey nut cheerios, lucky charms, rice krispies, and corn pop. Now it's still cheerios, life, quaker oat squares. I like to put honey over the cereal. It's delicious.
I remember that there was a cinnamon cereal when I was growing up and it was called Apple Jacks and looked like cheerios. I loved them. My fav growing up was wheatabix and I liked fruit loops, but I had them dry as a treat with a movie at night growing up. These days I like both types of mini wheats and I have them as a treat at night if I get the snackies.
It seems to be new cereal season, too. I went food shopping yesterday and saw General Mills has come out with "mini" versions of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, etc. where they're little balls instead of the usual shapes. I also saw Oreo and Kit Kat cereal. I don't know anyone who eats that kind of cereal for breakfast though. We go for stuff like Cheerios, Oatmeal Squares, Total, Raisin Bran...but I'm thinking about that Kit Kat cereal a lot. LOL
Life and Rice Chex cereals have been my go-to faves for 50 years. Not very sugary at all, just mad flavor. Peanut Butter Crunch is a late-night indulgence. Goes well with beer, actually.🤣
Most of the cereals they picked for the video, are mainly intended for young children. These are not, as a rule, the ones that adults eat, except for maybe the Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Frosted Flakes is the beginning and ending of all breakfast cereals... American or anywhere.... period full stop. When I was on death row that was my last meal. Thank you for that call that came in at 11:59 p.m.
I'd devour each and every one of these cereals. It's not terribly healthy, but they're still delicious in my opinion. But as you get older you do tend to lean towards more the healthier stuff. That's why I'm a sucker for Honey Bunches of Oates because it's KIND of healthy, but also KIND of like a treat.
High school students bring boxes of "Cinnamon Toast Crunch" to school and just eat it straight out of the box as a snack. "Cracklin Oat Bran" is another one kids brought to school.
My favorite cereal is Banana Nut Cheerios. It is made by General Mills who makes a variety of it Cheerios brand like Honey Nut, Chocolate, Fruity, with Strawberry's, and others. I believe there are about 7 different ones made, so you can get a variety of flavors. My second is Captain Crunch Peanut Butter which I have to snack on dry.
Special K with sugar sprinkled on top is my favorite of all time. These UK kids in the video are not normal. American cereal is the best & Froot Loops are a classic hands down.
Fruity pebbles are definitely my favorite, then either lucky charms or cap n crunch with crunch berries. Cap n Crunch just tears up your mouth too bad 😂
The perfect bowl of cereal for me is 50% sweet cereal, like Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Reese’s Puffs or Krave, & 50% healthy cereal like corn flakes or Chex or Kashi, mixed all together, with almond milk You satisfy that craving while still getting the substance & nutrients of the healthy cereal as well
Those are FAR from "healthy" foods. Trash carb bombs, which your body does the same thing with as it does with sugar. Not even to mention the GMO soy and corn.
My favorite cereal, Krave, actually debuted in the UK 2 years before the US. Also I think cereal commercial culture is an important difference - Cocoa “Pops” definitely don’t have Sonny talking about going “Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs”.
You said the chocolate American cereals in the UK change the milk color, but you fail to understand that brown dye doesn't have the harsh chemicals like BRIGHT red, yellow, orange, blue, green. They're the food colors that are illegal in the UK.
As a kid I had most of every one cereal they tried. Loved all of them. But the Trix one didn't have all the "colors" like they do now. It only had 3 to 4 shapes in the form of fruit. Other cereals I liked were Coco Pebbles & Fruity Pebbles. They had the Flintstones on the package. I now like the Special K cereals. They are much better for me. But once a year I get monster cereals. They include Count Chocula , Franken' Berry , Boo Berry , Fruit Brute , Fruity Yummy Mummy and their newest one called Carmella Creeper.
The best are Life Cereal, Cocoa Krispies, Captain Crunch, Fiber One. I usually eat cold cereal 1-2 times a week, oatmeal and Malt a Meal 3 times a week. Savory breakfast 2 times a week. Pancakes/waffles or French toast, crepes are maybe once a week.
Trix is nasty to me but i love Lucky Charms & Cinnamon Toast Crunch!!!! Capn Crunch hurts my mouth because its SOOOO hard!!! But it tastes good. Lol. 😂. Reeses's Puffs are amazing.
Resees Peanut Butter cup is my fav, but its so crunchy that sometimes it hurts the top of my mouth. My next fav from these are Cinnamon Toast Crunch! The other cereals I don't care far. I'll eat Fruit Loops if I had no choice. I've die before eating Trix. Both Trix and Fruit Loops just taste like fake fruit flavored cereals. Not something you could eat all the time. Very sugary.
I never ate lucky charms, tricks or fruit loops in my life! No desire! I couldn’t imagine having fruity cereals. Cocoa Puffs Frosted Flakes and Captain Crunch were my favorites with milk! Like them soggy too. I think my cereals were more popular than the first 3 I mentioned. In England, I found 2 equivalents!! 1 Captain Crunch are there equivalents I never found in England or Ireland.
Well, if you’re gonna have Capt. Crunch, at least get the best version, Crunchberry! Still, I’d agree with Reese’s or CTC as the best of the ones eaten here. My personal faves are toned down from these: Special K with red berries and Golden Grahams.
Cereal was one of the most marketed products for kids in the US like almost every cereal was aiming at kids it’s wild we had more cereal commercials than toy commercials for a while in the early 2000s 😂 it’s still weird to me that medications were advertised on kids channels and still are sometimes tbh
I haven't eaten these cereals in probably 25-30ish years but I loved every single one of these sugary goodnesses back then😂 Our cereal aisles in the grocery store are massive here in the US! We do have healthy options. I noticed when we went to England and France there were no where near as many options in the grocery store. You guys don't allow many of our ingredients in your food, for good reason I'm sure.
I have yet to meet a British person who didn't think that one of the iconic American brands was actually British. Especially Heinz and Kellogg's. Truth is, there isn't much sold in Britain these days that's made by a British company. People are just under the mistaken impression that they are.
Lucky Charms is my favourite of the bunch. I still need to buy a box once in a while. Speaking as a Canadian growing up in the 80's, when I was a kid I never cared about how much sugar was in any of the cereals that's for sure. In fact, the more the merrier, you buy them expecting the sugar and the artificial flavouring. I recently tried Fruity Pebbles and was surprised as to how much I enjoyed them. The only one I have no recollection of trying is Trix. I sure remember the commercials though while watching Saturday morning cartoons. Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!!
It’s nice to know that our neighbors to the north enjoyed the same things we did growing up in the 1970’s and 1980’s in the US. From Saturday morning cartoons to eating the same cereals it looks like we have more in common then Canadians and British.
@@keithwhisman We as Canadians are far more influenced by the US than any other country. The 80s breakfast cereal commercials were certainly no exception. I sometimes think I am punished for being Canadian as you have a lot of great products that are not available here. However there are a lot of things that are still common between both the United States and Canada that a lot of people don't realize.
I used to wish that they made Fruity Pebbles with marshmallows. I found out that you can buy bags of Medley Hills Farm Cereal Marshmallows online and I've been buying them and adding marshmallows to all the different cereals that I always wished had marshmallows. Fruity Pebbles with marshmallows were amazing.
They only tried one good one, Cinnamon Toast Crunch. The rest are ok at best. James you would love Peanut Butter Capn Crunch. My favorite cereal is Waffle Crisp, though I think it's discontinued.
The only time you should be pouring cereal into milk is if your still hungry and want a second bowl. Cinnamon Toast Crunch is definitely the best cereal in this video but Honey Bunches of Oats are my favorite.
Cap'n Crunch is notorious for cutting up the roof of your mouth. Go for the Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch. Great taste & they're round, so no sharp edges!
i like golden grams and honey cheerios i also like frosted flakes it also doesnt surprise me that they liked the cinnamon toast crunch. i dont care for the fruit cereal we have here. not a fan of the reeses puffs because they leave a greasy feelig on your lips and tongue. i also like the chocolate cereals we have here.
They are kinda cray, Reese's Puffs and Froot Loops are good. Maybe they aren't used to the peanut butter taste. Cinnamon Toast Crunch is good if you eat it before it gets too soggy but like really that goes for all cereal. Captain Crunch is good but Peanut Butter Crunch is better.
Another bad thing about these cereals is they have like 9x the amount of iron in them, enough where you can put a piece in a bowl and it'll be attracted to a magnet
Im not a fan of sugary cerials, however I do love me some Cap N Crunch. I think the feelings are mutual here between the two countrys. Im more of a raisin bran, coco crispies, cherios kinda yankee.😊😅
When I’m back home from vacation, I’m buying all these cereals after watching this.
64 year old Canadian here and still love Lucky Charms. LOL
The oat bits were the "healthy" part, but OMG! the marshmallows!
Well, they ARE magically delicious, you know 😊
Not all of our cereal is “ just sugar” but the most popular ones are the sweeter ones.
And unlike your government that regulates it, In America it’s up to the individual to not buy the unhealthy thing just because it’s cheap and available.
I was just going to make a similar point. Many Europeans comment about how unhealthy or sugary foods they try from the u.s. are. I always hope they realize that there are plenty of healthy alternatives available. Eating unhealthy foods is a choice, not a necessity.
True. But they were just showing them the popular kids cereals. They are kids. UK also has many sugary cereals. Cocoa Pops I liked. It is more like our Cocoa Puffs. I said it too saying this is not for me but truly for kids. Sometimes you feel like a kid going back. Flintstones also equivalent to Cocoa Pebbles. I forgot the name. I did not have it. Like a chocolate Rice Krispies. I found out the same companies that came from the USA rebranded them there with different names. Frosted Flakes are Frosties there.
I love the 3 I mentioned here Cocoa Puffs Captain Crunch and Frosted Flakes were my favorites by far as a kid with milk. Corn Flakes Rice Krispies were boring and Cheerios. Bland. Sometimes I liked it. Now I still love those cereals but I try never to eat them. Many once or twice a year with the tiny boxes because they get so addictive. They were talking about kid cereals.
When I was a kid I would have never touched Tricks the Fruity Cereals with milk? The thought makes me still think ewww. Lucky Charms too. Never had them. Most I knew had the ones I mentioned.
England and Ireland on how they prepare their food is catching up to the USA. Canada and Australia the same. 1970S was when the USA was changing our foods.
For example in Rome and cities in Italy, Mc Donalds is packed!! Not many of them but they are packed and not with Americans but Italians. I thought not to be caught dead in there. They told me their Mc Donalds is better than the USA. Better made! Local Grown meats healthier than the USA. Strict there on how they made their foods. Probably like the MC Donalds in the USA in the 40s 50s and early 60s before they decided to put these chemicals or hight frustose corn syrup in everything saying it is all fine! Europe it is banned! The Coke in Europe including England is made by sugar not by high frustose corn syrup! They do not have an obesity problem and lived there for years, they eat so much! Theu never ever think about the fat in food. They when they want!!
@danielsullivan9271 Well that's good. I don't like it when people from different countries get the wrong info about the way things really are in other countries. Whether it's the U.S., China, The UK, or wherever.
I suppose misinformation will continue to decline as a result of social media interactions.
By the way, my mother never bought sugary cereals for us. My favorites were Shredded Wheat and raisin nut bran.
@@RealDiehl99 true. I agree! Living overseas from the media and movies they think we only eat fast food all the time and we shop are Walmart like we don’t have other supermarkets or markets. I always have to explain to Europeans and they get surprised thinking we only eat hamburgers and hotdogs everyday. Lunch at Mc Donalds. I tell them well some do. England I do notice many love our fast food thinking also that’s what we have. So many we have they know and love. Italy I know they don’t have many McDonalds but there are are few in the cities and they are packed! By Italians but they keep thinking it’s American food. To be honest theirs is locally made products like maybe how our McDonalds were made in the 40s 50s 60s before they changed our food. Corporate farming. England doesn’t have delis. Ready made sandwiches in small shops Like only tuna and mayo and many of them have sweet corn calling it American because of the corn and if you didn’t want that then you can’t have that sandwich. They have subways everywhere now. Here in NJ and NJ very few of them. We have authentic delis. Some I like better than others.
@@danielsullivan9271 I'm in South Jersey! The deli scene probably isn't as strong here as other parts of the state. Wawa or other similar convenience stores are our delis. Although some of the local pizzerias and sandwich shops offer great food choices.
Thanks for sharing your perspective as someone who has traveled overseas.
It may shock you but my favorite cereal is Rasin Bran. But here is where folks will think I'm weird. Fix a bowl of Rasin Bran and let it sit for 15-30 minutes. I then eat it lol. I am addicted to soggy Rasin Bran. It is delicious! Don't judge until you try it. I also add some sugar to it as well : ))
I eat it the same way! It's the best!
NGL I loved soggy Raisin Bran as a kid.
I eat a lot of it too, but without adding sugar.
I love Raisin Bran too! Favorite after school snack.
Soggy raisin bran the way to go 100%!
They need to try captain crunch peanut butter cereal
Love you guys and the channel
Cinnamon toast crunch is easily the best one. Too bad it's bad for you.
Yes I agree, wish I had some now! 😋🥣
I’m between either Cinnamon Toast Crunch or Reese’s puffs. Hard to choose. 3rd is lucky charms.
@@gabecollins5585 CTC and Reese's definitely top 2.
@@ahoyforsenchou7288 Easily. Anyone who disagrees is factually wrong.
I dont care that it's bad for you, I love me some cinnamon toast crunch!
As a preschool teacher I used the Froot Loops for children to make necklaces, string them onto yarn. The kids loved it.
"Silly rabbitt, Trix are for kids!"
I love eating Lucky Charms. It makes feel connected to my Irish Heritage😄.
My favorite cereals were Count Chocula and Cap'n Crunch with crunch berries.
Loved Capn crunch but boy if you are not careful it can tear up your mouth.
Count Chocula was OK, but Cocoa Pebbles made way better chocolate milk in the bowl, IMO.
You want some granola in a bowl of chocolate milk. ✌️
Count Chocula is the best cereal 100% 🎉 it's so dumb they only sell it near halloween
Cap'n Crunch is palate grinder
Cinnamon toast crunch, best cereal ever
pour cereal first, drink milk first. As a kid I always loved frosted flakes, honey nut cheerios, lucky charms, rice krispies, and corn pop. Now it's still cheerios, life, quaker oat squares. I like to put honey over the cereal. It's delicious.
I remember that there was a cinnamon cereal when I was growing up and it was called Apple Jacks and looked like cheerios. I loved them. My fav growing up was wheatabix and I liked fruit loops, but I had them dry as a treat with a movie at night growing up. These days I like both types of mini wheats and I have them as a treat at night if I get the snackies.
I love Apple Jacks and Mini Wheats ! 😊
Apple Jacks were awesome!!
I look at cereal like a desert or treat.
Apple Jacks are still made.
My family is a fan of the Cinnamon Toast Crunch! We like it.
It seems to be new cereal season, too. I went food shopping yesterday and saw General Mills has come out with "mini" versions of Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, etc. where they're little balls instead of the usual shapes. I also saw Oreo and Kit Kat cereal. I don't know anyone who eats that kind of cereal for breakfast though. We go for stuff like Cheerios, Oatmeal Squares, Total, Raisin Bran...but I'm thinking about that Kit Kat cereal a lot. LOL
I love Trix. Even though it's always advertised as "Trix is for kids" I will still happily eat a bowl of it at 29 years old.
I'm in my 50s and love Frosted Flakes.
@@bretcantwell4921Me too. Frosted Flakes, Lucky Charms, Trix. I enjoy it all.
We only ate Captain Crunch Peanut Butter version from the 80s 90s, still cuts up your mouth. Cinnamon Toast Crunch is the winner by far!
Captain Crunch has had a long struggle against the evil Soggies.
Life and Rice Chex cereals have been my go-to faves for 50 years. Not very sugary at all, just mad flavor.
Peanut Butter Crunch is a late-night indulgence. Goes well with beer, actually.🤣
With beer? I am 77, and that made me laugh…and almost gag!! 🤣🤮
Most of the cereals they picked for the video, are mainly intended for young children. These are not, as a rule, the ones that adults eat, except for maybe the Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Frosted Flakes is the beginning and ending of all breakfast cereals... American or anywhere.... period full stop. When I was on death row that was my last meal. Thank you for that call that came in at 11:59 p.m.
What?😳
What on earth? Please elaborate.
I'd devour each and every one of these cereals. It's not terribly healthy, but they're still delicious in my opinion. But as you get older you do tend to lean towards more the healthier stuff. That's why I'm a sucker for Honey Bunches of Oates because it's KIND of healthy, but also KIND of like a treat.
High school students bring boxes of "Cinnamon Toast Crunch" to school and just eat it straight out of the box as a snack. "Cracklin Oat Bran" is another one kids brought to school.
They like to pretend it’s Crack.
LOL@@ebwarg
LOL...because vaping didn't exist yet@@ebwarg
My favorite cereal is Banana Nut Cheerios. It is made by General Mills who makes a variety of it Cheerios brand like Honey Nut, Chocolate, Fruity, with Strawberry's, and others. I believe there are about 7 different ones made, so you can get a variety of flavors. My second is Captain Crunch Peanut Butter which I have to snack on dry.
Peanut Butter Crunch is the best cereal ever. Not sure if you can get that in the UK though because most people there don’t like peanut butter.
When I was a kid Trix was just colored balls. I think the fruit shapes started in the late 90s, maybe later.
Special K with sugar sprinkled on top is my favorite of all time. These UK kids in the video are not normal. American cereal is the best & Froot Loops are a classic hands down.
I’m 51 years old and I still love Captain Crunch and Flintstones pebbles cereals.
Fruity pebbles are definitely my favorite, then either lucky charms or cap n crunch with crunch berries. Cap n Crunch just tears up your mouth too bad 😂
@@darla896 I know but I still eat them despite the pain I suffer afterwards. Captain Crunch I believe has Cocaine and Heroine as inactive ingredients.
The perfect bowl of cereal for me is 50% sweet cereal, like Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Reese’s Puffs or Krave, & 50% healthy cereal like corn flakes or Chex or Kashi, mixed all together, with almond milk
You satisfy that craving while still getting the substance & nutrients of the healthy cereal as well
Those are FAR from "healthy" foods. Trash carb bombs, which your body does the same thing with as it does with sugar. Not even to mention the GMO soy and corn.
My favorite cereal, Krave, actually debuted in the UK 2 years before the US.
Also I think cereal commercial culture is an important difference - Cocoa “Pops” definitely don’t have Sonny talking about going “Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs”.
You like Kraves, you have fucked up taste buds
You said the chocolate American cereals in the UK change the milk color, but you fail to understand that brown dye doesn't have the harsh chemicals like BRIGHT red, yellow, orange, blue, green. They're the food colors that are illegal in the UK.
Cocoa Krispies Turns the milk into chocolate milk Never cocoa puffs. Too large compared to Krispies.
Cocoa Pebbles over Krispies all day
@@doug4036 Actually that's what I meant to write. I agree about cocoa pebbles
As a kid I had most of every one cereal they tried. Loved all of them. But the Trix one didn't have all the "colors" like they do now. It only had 3 to 4 shapes in the form of fruit. Other cereals I liked were Coco Pebbles & Fruity Pebbles. They had the Flintstones on the package. I now like the Special K cereals. They are much better for me. But once a year I get monster cereals. They include Count Chocula , Franken' Berry , Boo Berry , Fruit Brute , Fruity Yummy Mummy and their newest one called Carmella Creeper.
Favorite cereals: Crunch Berries "Froot Loops "Pops "Fruity Pebbles "Rice Krispies with sugar. Strawberry Frosted Flakes and Honey Smacks.
Captain Crunch rules!!!
Fruit Loops!!!!! Yummy!!!
My mother let me have one box of Lucky Charms growing up, and one box of Captain Crunch. Otherwise it was Cream Of Wheat and Quaker Oats.
honeynut cheerios.. cinnamon chex.. mmm of course grew up with Lucky Charms and the others.
The best are Life Cereal, Cocoa Krispies, Captain Crunch, Fiber One. I usually eat cold cereal 1-2 times a week, oatmeal and Malt a Meal 3 times a week. Savory breakfast 2 times a week. Pancakes/waffles or French toast, crepes are maybe once a week.
Peanut Butter Capn Crunch is the GOAT for me.
I'm 50yrs old and I eat Captain Crunch, lucky charms and fruity pebbles.
Golden grahams and cracklin oat bran are the best
FYI Froot Loops have no artificial colors or flavors.
I am a fruit loops/cinnamon toast crunch/honey bunches of oats/granola hardcore fan. I love all of these 4.
Trix is nasty to me but i love Lucky Charms & Cinnamon Toast Crunch!!!! Capn Crunch hurts my mouth because its SOOOO hard!!! But it tastes good. Lol. 😂. Reeses's Puffs are amazing.
Captain crunch!!!! Ahhhh the memories.
Resees Peanut Butter cup is my fav, but its so crunchy that sometimes it hurts the top of my mouth. My next fav from these are Cinnamon Toast Crunch! The other cereals I don't care far. I'll eat Fruit Loops if I had no choice. I've die before eating Trix. Both Trix and Fruit Loops just taste like fake fruit flavored cereals. Not something you could eat all the time. Very sugary.
I have had all the cereals that were tested... and grew up on them... and yeah they are high with sugar.. but you get used to the taste of them..
I never ate lucky charms, tricks or fruit loops in my life! No desire! I couldn’t imagine having fruity cereals.
Cocoa Puffs Frosted Flakes and Captain Crunch were my favorites with milk! Like them soggy too. I think my cereals were more popular than the first 3 I mentioned. In England, I found 2 equivalents!! 1 Captain Crunch are there equivalents I never found in England or Ireland.
Personally I don't like trex. Front loops. And fruity pebbles. I enjoy mini-wheats, corn flakes and raise bran.
Fruit Loops are basically like sugary Frosted Flakes. They're really good. They don't taste that fruity compared to Fruity pebbles.
We jokingly call Cap'n Crunch "gum cutter" in our household because it does tear up your mouth a bit, lol.
Fruit Loops does that as well.
I had Apple Jacks, Trix, Wheat Chex, Captain Crunch & Rice Crispy. Now, I just have Raisin Brand or Mini Shredded wheat with honey.
There used to be one called S’mores cereal that was fantastic. Chocolatey Graham squares and mini marshmallows
Is it discontinued? Sounds good. If it still exists I’d definitely give it a try.
Cinnamon toast crunch, is really good and it’s my son‘s favorite
Well, if you’re gonna have Capt. Crunch, at least get the best version, Crunchberry! Still, I’d agree with Reese’s or CTC as the best of the ones eaten here. My personal faves are toned down from these: Special K with red berries and Golden Grahams.
I’ve never tried Lucky Charms or Trix. Love Captain Crunch and Cinnamon Toast Crunch!
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Apple Jacks and Captain Crunch with berries
Cereal was one of the most marketed products for kids in the US like almost every cereal was aiming at kids it’s wild we had more cereal commercials than toy commercials for a while in the early 2000s 😂 it’s still weird to me that medications were advertised on kids channels and still are sometimes tbh
I like Honey Bunches of Oats w/almonds, Life,
Golden Grahams
Silly Beasleys, Trixs are for kids. But frosted flakes are grrrrrrreat.
I love both Trix and Froot Loops but I also have a major sweet tooth!
I haven't eaten these cereals in probably 25-30ish years but I loved every single one of these sugary goodnesses back then😂 Our cereal aisles in the grocery store are massive here in the US! We do have healthy options. I noticed when we went to England and France there were no where near as many options in the grocery store. You guys don't allow many of our ingredients in your food, for good reason I'm sure.
No Fruity Pebbles? Loved those.
Fun fact about Froot Loops. All the colors are the Same flavor.
General Mills introduced Trix in 1954 as a sugar-coated version of its popular Kix cereal. It was been a zeitgeist of the Boomer generation.
We definitely Have Special K here....K as in Kellogg, the American company that makes it lol!
I have yet to meet a British person who didn't think that one of the iconic American brands was actually British. Especially Heinz and Kellogg's. Truth is, there isn't much sold in Britain these days that's made by a British company. People are just under the mistaken impression that they are.
So what's the difference between Special K and Corn Flakes?
Special K is wheat flakes, Corn Flakes are obviously corn.
The brown grain pieces in lucky charms taste like cardboard Cinnamon Toast Crunch are the best.
This is why commas are important.
Cap'n Crunch is good but I prefer the Crunch Berries version with fake berries in it.
They do have "Cinnamon Toast that look like toast here in America.
Lucky Charms is my favourite of the bunch. I still need to buy a box once in a while. Speaking as a Canadian growing up in the 80's, when I was a kid I never cared about how much sugar was in any of the cereals that's for sure. In fact, the more the merrier, you buy them expecting the sugar and the artificial flavouring. I recently tried Fruity Pebbles and was surprised as to how much I enjoyed them. The only one I have no recollection of trying is Trix. I sure remember the commercials though while watching Saturday morning cartoons. Silly rabbit, Trix are for kids!!
It’s nice to know that our neighbors to the north enjoyed the same things we did growing up in the 1970’s and 1980’s in the US. From Saturday morning cartoons to eating the same cereals it looks like we have more in common then Canadians and British.
@@keithwhisman We as Canadians are far more influenced by the US than any other country. The 80s breakfast cereal commercials were certainly no exception. I sometimes think I am punished for being Canadian as you have a lot of great products that are not available here. However there are a lot of things that are still common between both the United States and Canada that a lot of people don't realize.
I used to wish that they made Fruity Pebbles with marshmallows. I found out that you can buy bags of Medley Hills Farm Cereal Marshmallows online and I've been buying them and adding marshmallows to all the different cereals that I always wished had marshmallows. Fruity Pebbles with marshmallows were amazing.
They only tried one good one, Cinnamon Toast Crunch. The rest are ok at best. James you would love Peanut Butter Capn Crunch. My favorite cereal is Waffle Crisp, though I think it's discontinued.
When I open a bag of cereal, holy open, half way
I am 50 years old Lucky charms is my all-time favorite cereal that is sweet but I also like raisin Bran okay so and tricks there's a nasty aftertaste
Kix is better that Trix for sure.
Honey Nut Cheerios are my favorite
remember getting toys in your cereal
My favorite cereals growing up were, raisin bran, grape nuts and granola. I never liked sweet cereal. Peace!
The only time you should be pouring cereal into milk is if your still hungry and want a second bowl.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is definitely the best cereal in this video but Honey Bunches of Oats are my favorite.
Oreo cereal is good if you like the cookies
They forgot fruity pebbles 😂😂 the best!!
Lucky Charms are great.
There was a Nilla banana pudding flavor cereal but it has been discontinued. It really did taste like banana pudding.
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Cap'n Crunch is notorious for cutting up the roof of your mouth. Go for the Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch. Great taste & they're round, so no sharp edges!
I dont hate any cereal. I even love golden graham. But my favorite is pops aka gotta have my pops
I try to eat healthy, but I admit I looooove Fruity Pebbles , or Fruit Loops, as an occasional indulgence.
i like multi grain cheerios or just ragular cheerios
There's 1,000 cereals pick some of the most popular cereals
My favorite is honey nut churros
I like Golden Grams . Corn Pops. Fruity Pepples.
Once I ate 5 bowls of Lucky Charms, and my poop was green.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is the best cereal and its not close.
Even when I was wee I never liked sugary cereal 😅
Lucky Charms for me.
i like golden grams and honey cheerios i also like frosted flakes it also doesnt surprise me that they liked the cinnamon toast crunch. i dont care for the fruit cereal we have here. not a fan of the reeses puffs because they leave a greasy feelig on your lips and tongue. i also like the chocolate cereals we have here.
They are kinda cray, Reese's Puffs and Froot Loops are good. Maybe they aren't used to the peanut butter taste. Cinnamon Toast Crunch is good if you eat it before it gets too soggy but like really that goes for all cereal. Captain Crunch is good but Peanut Butter Crunch is better.
Another bad thing about these cereals is they have like 9x the amount of iron in them, enough where you can put a piece in a bowl and it'll be attracted to a magnet
Honey nut Cheerios are the best cereal
Yep I also love Kix cereal. Rice crispy cereal taste much better than the candy bar.
Im not a fan of sugary cerials, however I do love me some Cap N Crunch. I think the feelings are mutual here between the two countrys. Im more of a raisin bran, coco crispies, cherios kinda yankee.😊😅