The Never-Soggy Cereal Bowl (glass, buy, better, teeth)
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Why couldn't this product have been around when I was little? I never liked cereal because it always got soggy, no matter how quickly I tried to eat it.
This bowl is a great invention, it has two sections consisting of an upper part for the cereal and a lower part, a reservoir for the milk.
You simply scoop a spoonful of cereal from the top part and then drag it through the milk. Your cereal stays crispy to the last bite.
This was home tested using granola and almond milk, and I can recommend it 100%.
Why couldn't this product have been around when I was little? I never liked cereal because it always got soggy, no matter how quickly I tried to eat it.
This bowl is a great invention, it has two sections consisting of an upper part for the cereal and a lower part, a reservoir for the milk.
You simply scoop a spoonful of cereal from the top part and then drag it through the milk. Your cereal stays crispy to the last bite.
This was home tested using granola and almond milk, and I can recommend it 100%.
I still don't like it: Shredded Wheat is one that doesn't get soggy and there are a couple others. Hubby actually puts his milk on the cereal and let's it sit for a couple of minutes..No wonder my teeth are better than his, I don't eat mush!!!!!
Location: somewhere between Lk. Michigan & Lk. Huron
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That is cool, but like others I too eat my cereal quickly enough it does not get soggy. Also my own secret to not having soggy cereal is, not buy flake (flat disc) type cereal, for instance WHEATIES, is exactly the type of cereal I will not purchase.
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