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Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
My Mum is sending her granddaughter some ready brek for crimbo:wub: She's going to be so excited. We've done the Creme Bleu thing but it's just not the same and she's not that enamoured by proper porridge either.
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Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8108882)
I sense that your idea of "working" is similar to mine. ;)
Sorry to be predictable but WTF is Ready Brek? And why would anyone buy a product that is misspelled in such a crass Madison Ave sort of way? |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8108800)
loaded in sugar and preservatives - give your kids the plain oates!;)
If we put raisins in real oatmeal, then we can sell it, but its a hard sell and usually involves maple syrup too, so the sugar content is the same anyway. |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110005)
What good would that do, I am trying to get them to eat something, not just look at it and whine:rolleyes:
Your kids don't eat?:eek::lol: Try a different cereal!:lightbulb: |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8110007)
Your kids don't eat?:eek::lol:
Try a different cereal!:lightbulb: They will eat the maple flavoured instant oatmeal though, and the dino one. |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110016)
Dont go there, there isnt a cereal we havent tried. Mostly its ones with marshmallows that work for a while, but its more sugar and shit isnt it.
They will eat the maple flavoured instant oatmeal though, and the dino one. |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8110022)
:lol: bet your house is fun in the mornings!
None of us is morning people, and we have to be up far to early to get to school for a 8:10 start.:ohmy: |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110028)
I'll accept that bet:sneaky:
None of us is morning people, and we have to be up far to early to get to school for a 8:10 start.:ohmy: |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110028)
I'll accept that bet:sneaky:
None of us is morning people, and we have to be up far to early to get to school for a 8:10 start.:ohmy: By the time I get to work I'm usually just glad of the peace and quiet |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8110031)
tell me about it, I put my kids on the school bus at 7.45am :eek:
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Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by nldfc
(Post 8110116)
I can see where you are coming from - My house is like a bloody warzone in the mornings - The 4 yr old has a favourite breakfast cereal that generally last for a day or 2 then she hates it - The 18 month old generally follows her big sisters lead . Their latest is that none of the 2 of them like eggs :confused:
By the time I get to work I'm usually just glad of the peace and quiet |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110119)
Our bus (If we actually used it) goes by an hour earlier!... That's why I drop her off myself.
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Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8110134)
that's insane!!!!!!!!!!
The second most insane thing is that my better half wants to try being a school bus driver to bring in some extra income once offspring #2 is old enough to be at school everyday! |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 8110138)
The most insane thing about it is that there is actually a kid on it when it goes by!
The second most insane thing is that my better half wants to try being a school bus driver to bring in some extra income once offspring #2 is old enough to be at school everyday! |
Re: Ready Brek - does it exist
Originally Posted by dollface
(Post 8110144)
good idea for extra income, but the time is a killer...............
She used to work an early shift...before kids. The trick is to get to drive the run your own kids are on...but I suspect in our case I will still be taking the kids in, there's irony! |
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