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Old May 3rd 2011 | 7:47 am
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Originally Posted by Almost Canadian
Wasn't that Ready Brek? Remember those adverts with the radioactive glow around the kids?
That was central heating for kids
 
Old May 3rd 2011 | 10:04 am
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Originally Posted by Almost Canadian
Wasn't that Ready Brek? Remember those adverts with the radioactive glow around the kids?
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That was central heating for kids
Exactly. Mine is the adult version.
 
Old May 3rd 2011 | 10:09 am
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Originally Posted by BristolUK
Exactly. Mine is the adult version.
The warm milk is fortified with a little brandy?
 
Old May 3rd 2011 | 6:01 pm
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Ah Ready Brek now that isn't easy to get here unless you have a local Brit shop and then they charge almost $13 for a box
Chocolate Ready Brek doesn't need as much sugar.
 
Old May 4th 2011 | 11:52 pm
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Weetabix is definitely not the same, I bought some here in NS on my arrival and the box is still in the cupboard, but luckily at Pete's you can get good old proper Weetabix from the UK...
 
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Originally Posted by wats123
Weetabix is definitely not the same, I bought some here in NS on my arrival and the box is still in the cupboard, but luckily at Pete's you can get good old proper Weetabix from the UK...


I don't notice any difference at all.

Taken from the Weetabix UK website:

Weetabix contains the following ingredients (listed in order of amount used).

Wholegrain Wheat (95%), Malted Barley Extract, Sugar, Salt, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin (B1), Riboflavin (B2), Folic Acid.

Taken from the Canadian website:

Weetabix Whole Grain Cereal

Ingredients:
Whole Wheat, Barley Malt Extract, Sugar, Salt, Iron, Niacin, Thiamine Hydrochloride.

The only difference is is the Riboflavin and the Folic acid, not sure they add that much to the taste???
 
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Default Re: Weetabix

Originally Posted by Piff Poff


I don't notice any difference at all.

Taken from the Weetabix UK website:

Weetabix contains the following ingredients (listed in order of amount used).

Wholegrain Wheat (95%), Malted Barley Extract, Sugar, Salt, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin (B1), Riboflavin (B2), Folic Acid.

Taken from the Canadian website:

Weetabix Whole Grain Cereal

Ingredients:
Whole Wheat, Barley Malt Extract, Sugar, Salt, Iron, Niacin, Thiamine Hydrochloride.

The only difference is is the Riboflavin and the Folic acid, not sure they add that much to the taste???
I also don't understand why people say that it's different here. The recipe is so slightly different that you won't even notice it in the taste (source - my husband used to work for weetabix ). People taste what they want to believe.

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Old May 13th 2011 | 9:21 pm
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Originally Posted by printer
Ah Ready Brek now that isn't easy to get here unless you have a local Brit shop and then they charge almost $13 for a box
Chocolate Ready Brek doesn't need as much sugar.
... is that including the Orange Glow in the price!

Oh well, you could always pick up a can of Tizer for $12.99 !!!
 
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... is that including the Orange Glow in the price!

Oh well, you could always pick up a can of Tizer for $12.99 !!!
Or Iron Bru mate.
 
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Originally Posted by marimac
I'm in Toronto and have difficulty finding them!
You might want to check in just about any grocery store.

I've never not been able to find them.
 
Old May 15th 2011 | 8:00 am
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff


I don't notice any difference at all.

Taken from the Weetabix UK website:

Weetabix contains the following ingredients (listed in order of amount used).

Wholegrain Wheat (95%), Malted Barley Extract, Sugar, Salt, Niacin, Iron, Thiamin (B1), Riboflavin (B2), Folic Acid.

Taken from the Canadian website:

Weetabix Whole Grain Cereal

Ingredients:
Whole Wheat, Barley Malt Extract, Sugar, Salt, Iron, Niacin, Thiamine Hydrochloride.

The only difference is is the Riboflavin and the Folic acid, not sure they add that much to the taste???
i have eaten them since I was little and they are different, in fact we should introduce the weetabix challenge and test people??

I just went and got two 24 boxes of uk weetabix, so I will try it out tomorrow...
 
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Originally Posted by wats123
i have eaten them since I was little and they are different, in fact we should introduce the weetabix challenge and test people??

I just went and got two 24 boxes of uk weetabix, so I will try it out tomorrow...
Well I can't taste the difference, I suppose if it's wildly different to the UK stuff then my nephew won't eat them - we'll find out in 42 sleeps

You don't think it's the MILK that tastes different - because it does in different regions.
 
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Well I can't taste the difference, I suppose if it's wildly different to the UK stuff then my nephew won't eat them - we'll find out in 42 sleeps

You don't think it's the MILK that tastes different - because it does in different regions.
It could be the milk, but then I had the UK weetabix and cornflakes and they do taste normal, maybe I got a bad box...
 
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I just read the ingredients on the Canadian box and I think it could be the Organic dehydrated cane syrup that makes them taste terrible...

but then I just checked the weetabix website and that isn't mentioned, I will have to see if they changed the ingredients when I go to sobeys as admittedly it was an old box as I couldn't eat them...

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