Homemade Coco Pops
Tuesday, April 27th, 2004 09:21 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
silverai
Well, I felt I needed some cereal for breakfast in the mornings again. Since I didn't want anything with wheat in it, that left Coco Pops and Rice Bubbles. Yay. No, I don't eat porridge either. I would have gone for the Coco Pops, but I'm a little bit on the budgeting side this week (not that it stopped me getting Milo). So I got my Rice Bubbles, my rice milk (since I try to moderate my dairy intake for my sinus's sake) and my Milo along with the rest of the shopping. On the way home, a clever little idea took hold.
This morning, I ate Coco pops, according to my tastebuds. According to my brain, I mixed Milo and rice milk together, microwaved it for 20 seconds to melt the Milo, and then added the Rice Bubbles along with a little more rice milk. After I squashed all the cereal down, it soaked up a little chocolate flavour, and became homemade coco pops. Mmmmm. It was basically the same. After all, from memory the chocolate all comes off the bubbles and goes into the milk with regular Coco Pops, so I just put the chocolate straight in the milk for the same effect.
This morning, I ate Coco pops, according to my tastebuds. According to my brain, I mixed Milo and rice milk together, microwaved it for 20 seconds to melt the Milo, and then added the Rice Bubbles along with a little more rice milk. After I squashed all the cereal down, it soaked up a little chocolate flavour, and became homemade coco pops. Mmmmm. It was basically the same. After all, from memory the chocolate all comes off the bubbles and goes into the milk with regular Coco Pops, so I just put the chocolate straight in the milk for the same effect.
