Looks good! But I would prefer to eat them separately, saving the gummy fruit for "dessert". I have a serious sweet tooth. I have been known to cook (gasp!) sugar until caramelizes and eat it straight up.
Wilma: OK. I have to admit that I did eat them separately --- but I didn't save them for last. Oddly, I couldn't eat caramelized sugar straight up, but San Geraldo could!
Raybeard: But the purplish ones are grape. It's supposed to be a tropical fruit collection. There's not only orange, but also tangerine -- if you can tell the difference. I screwed up and didn't include the orange slice; what you see are two tangerines... I think.
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I have no room to talk as I'm getting ready to bake bruffins (brownie muffins) with walnuts and cherry jam. For the Great Scot of course.
ReplyDeleteJacqueline:
DeleteI bet I can cook mine quicker than you can cook yours! (But yours sounds SO MUCH BETTER.)
Glad you have your priorities straight, Mitchell!!
ReplyDeleteKids would LOVE you!!!
Jim:
DeleteKids and I get along really well. I never realized why!
You forgot nuts....I always have to have pecans with my cereal.
ReplyDeleteLinda:
DeleteNuts would have been a great addition... but much too adult!
No more cooking for you :)
ReplyDeleteCheapchick:
DeleteAmen and hallelujah!!!
I don't mind nuts or raisins in my cereal, but those things look a bit too sweet for morning fare.
ReplyDeleteStephen:
DeleteI'm disappointed in you. Besides, they're FRUIT!
Not being a sweet person (take THAT any way you want), the bran flakes looks good, but those sugar fruits just don't get it for me ;-)
ReplyDeleteSharon:
DeleteI'm sure they're all-natural fruits.
Looks good! But I would prefer to eat them separately, saving the gummy fruit for "dessert". I have a serious sweet tooth. I have been known to cook (gasp!) sugar until caramelizes and eat it straight up.
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteOK. I have to admit that I did eat them separately --- but I didn't save them for last. Oddly, I couldn't eat caramelized sugar straight up, but San Geraldo could!
Hmmmm. All that healthy 'fruit' (as you term it) - let me see now: strawberry, raspberry, lime, lemon and TWO oranges?
ReplyDeleteRaybeard:
DeleteBut the purplish ones are grape. It's supposed to be a tropical fruit collection. There's not only orange, but also tangerine -- if you can tell the difference. I screwed up and didn't include the orange slice; what you see are two tangerines... I think.
Such lovely jentacular delights!
ReplyDeleteI usually just get oh so practical oatmeal.
Spo:
DeleteOatmeal, although available, is not so easy to find around here. Also, I have to cook it... with heat and everything.
In Quebec the breakfast of Champions would be accompanied by a beer.
ReplyDeleteLaurent:
DeleteTruthfully... here, as well. I'm a non-conformist.