Hi! I am a 47 year old grown man and I like Cap'n Crunch

Facetious

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I've been at my sister's house a couple of times and her two kids have been eating cereal in the mornings. I usually help myself to a couple of bowls of cereal while they are eating it. Coco Pops, Snap Crackle and Pop, Corn Flakes or what ever else it is. Her kids are like 6 (the girl) and 4 (the boy) so it's not like they can stop me from helping myself to their cereal lol

If I caught my wife's brother helping himself to two servings of cereal in my kitchen, I'd be up for murder! :ak47: :violent:


:1orglaugh
 
I'm 30 and I eat Pussy for breakfast with a side of tits :drool1:
 

John_8581

FreeOnes Lifetime Member
I remember the Cinnamon Crunch it wasn't bad. As far as cereals like Cap'n' Crunch I don't see kids asking for these cereals or seeing them in carts with people with kids. So I guess the only ones buying are those of us who grew up eating it. I also guess that this is the reason there is talk in the business world about it being the Cap'n's last voyage.

I like Captain Crunch cereal. Still do. :)

Am I dating myself? Hmmmmmm. Here goes nothing. The box covers....

Cap'n Crunch - with good old Captain Crunch on the cover.

Crunch Berries - had the yellow spotted monster with red hair.

Cinnamon Crunch - Had Captain Crunch's best friend, Pirate Jean LeFoote.

Vanilly Crunch - had the white whale, sort of like a cartoon Moby Dick.

Peanut Butter Crunch - had Captain Crunch's other friend, The elephant first mate.

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Now another 1970's Quaker Oats cereal that I liked was Quisp with the spaceman on the cover. ;)

Though I never had it's cousin, Quake with the flying miner/construction worker on the box cover. It had Quake Power.
 
Here's a better question. What the fuck happened to French Toast Crunch?

I just Googled it and the first result was from Wikipedia.
French Toast Crunch is a breakfast cereal launched in 2001 artificially flavoured to taste like French toast, by the General Mills company.

The cereal pieces originally looked like mini slices of French toast, but General Mills changed the cereal to a style similar in appearance to Cinnamon Toast Crunch; a thin, wavy square sprinkled with flavoring.

In 2006, General Mills discontinued French Toast Crunch in the United States. French Toast Crunch is still produced and marketed in Canada as "French Toast Crunch" and "Croque pain doré." Canadian French Toast Crunch is made in the original recipe and form (mini slices) and is widely available throughout Canada and through online retailers.

So go to Canada, eh?
 
I like Captain Crunch cereal. Still do. :)

Am I dating myself? Hmmmmmm. Here goes nothing. The box covers....

Cap'n Crunch - with good old Captain Crunch on the cover.

Crunch Berries - had the yellow spotted monster with red hair.

Cinnamon Crunch - Had Captain Crunch's best friend, Pirate Jean LeFoote.

Vanilly Crunch - had the white whale, sort of like a cartoon Moby Dick.

Peanut Butter Crunch - had Captain Crunch's other friend, The elephant first mate.

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Now another 1970's Quaker Oats cereal that I liked was Quisp with the spaceman on the cover. ;)

Though I never had it's cousin, Quake with the flying miner/construction worker on the box cover. It had Quake Power.

that's some serious cereal history...:surprise:
 
If I caught my wife's brother helping himself to two servings of cereal in my kitchen, I'd be up for murder! :ak47: :violent:


:1orglaugh

I don't rob kids of their cereal. What kind of monster do you think I am? :eek:

What I meant was I help myself to their cereal because no one else in the house eats it besides the two kids. So I grabbed the box of cereal and filled a bowl for myself. It was the kids cereal so I helped myself and they couldn't stop me because they are only 6 and 4. Stealing cereal from a kids bowl... as if :D
 
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