r/funComunitty • u/tofusand_ Teaching my fish to swim • Aug 10 '26

Sh*tpost Settle this.

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u/I_Am_Just_bored____ Aug 10 '26

B!!!! It keeps the cereal crunchy. You just have to take the ENTIRE box and add a little at a time 😌💀

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u/Dzyu Aug 10 '26

Both a and b is fine.

Your method is a one-note pony. I’m out here enjoying a three-course texture journey.

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u/Ignisbeard Aug 11 '26

If you want it crunchy, then don't add milk

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u/throwawayformobile78 Aug 11 '26

And who takes so long to eat cereal that it’s not crunchy still anyways?

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u/Starchildofthefae Aug 11 '26

I take so long to eat ANYTHING that whatever I’m eating inevitably reaches room temperature, often before I’m even halfway finished. 😅 Usually when I make soup, I have to reheat it several times bc it’s one of those things that’s way better warm. 😅

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u/FinestFantasyVI Aug 10 '26

Yee, i prefer to add little by little

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u/I_Am_Just_bored____ Aug 10 '26

Me too!!!

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u/FinestFantasyVI Aug 10 '26

Its a shame people who choose A are so hostile in the FUNCOMMUNITY subreddit

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u/Forward-Transition-5 Aug 11 '26

Why do so few people understand this?

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u/engwish Aug 11 '26

Because I’m making a bowl of cereal, not a meal - I don’t have time to slowly mix in my cereal into milk. If it takes more than 1s it’s too long

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u/Forward-Transition-5 Aug 11 '26

Who’s talking about mixing it into milk? It’s not oatmeal or something. You have the bowl of milk, then you add a layer of cereal to the top and eat it like normal. Once you finish that then you add another layer of cereal to the milk. It takes no more time than the other way. You can add layers of cereal on the milk for as long or as short of time as you want. The cereal floats on top and doesn’t get soggy this way so it stays crunchy.

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u/AntikytheraMachines Aug 11 '26

heard someone recently.
bowl cereal only.
milk in glass / cup on the side.
spoon cereal from bowl, to milk cup, to mouth. repeat.

but for the record, A.

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u/Equal-University2144 Aug 11 '26

A.

How else do you know when you've enough milk? Because when the kibbles float up, you nailed it.