Headmaster Smith, what a good fella. I'm sure yall had some pints after that. Keep up the good work fellas, love what you're doing. Your standard and bar for the quality of your videos is so high, I think people would love to see some more volume and podcasts out of you fellas.
Except the part where he said give his kid sugary cereal if it makes him happy. That kid will grow up to be a spoiled overweight kid if he gives him everything that his kid wants. A child needs boundaries and discipline
I love that one if the kids immediately commented on how Cap’n Crunch slices up your mouth. Every kid has had the roof of their mouth utterly destroyed by that cereal.
@@gordocarbo not all American parents remember it’s a huge country and it is definitely amongst low income parents, especially because the cereal boxes are so cheap even though they’re so bad for you.
These cereals will destroy your health if you eat them all the time. You are basically eating candy for breakfast. Stick with the non sugary stuff such as Cheerios or cook a real breakfast with eggs, bagels, and toast.
It’s sad because you’re right and so are they. Fast food/packaged food industry has made so much sugar the norm that everyone’s baselines of sweetness is messed up. Fruit should be what we consider a sweet treat. But because we fill ourself up with sugar from our first meal to our last, we crave it more. It’s a dirty game
What if the black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
My man was dead on with “they are so crunchy, they could cut your mouth” as a 43 year old that grew up with captn crunch, I can’t tell you how many times I shredded the roof of my mouth eating them. But they are too good not to eat
Can't wait to see the reverse of this when American high school students try British cereals! The look on a kid's face who has grown up on fruit loops trying Wheetabix for the first time would be priceless!
ooh... we have wheetabix in Namibia too, but ours is written veetbix. but i think it's similar. have you ever had it without milk and put butter on it?
I have to say that Headmaster seems to have enjoyed these tastings even more than the kids All their expressions and responses were priceless, and the donation was the extra sugary sweet icing on the cake. Good job, guys.
I'm a brit and I absolutely love Froot Loops. The proper US ones are hard to come by here, but you can find them if you know where to look. I think they're sold as "novelty goods" or something like that to avoid assigning them as a food (a loophole for the illegal colours etc). They're crazily artificial flavoured, but I love 'em
@@KristenSlice No... it's not. I'm confused.... Do you not realise the spelling for the cereal is deliberately incorrectly spelled "Froot"? I'm insulted you think I don't know how to spell the word "fruit". A tip for the future - if you're not sure about something, Google it before trying to correct someone. If everyone did that, the world would be a better place.
The donation is so sweet, thank you for supporting the school! By the way, not all American cereals are this sugary. My mother wouldn't allow us to have sugary cereals. We had Cheerios, corn flakes, shredded wheat, grape nuts, raisin bran.
I’ve never had a sweet tooth. The only cereals I fucked with as a child are the ones you listed. Never been a huge fan cereal regardless tho. Rarer for me to consume after elementary school years.
I for one can't stand milk anywhere close and I mean ANYWHERE CLOSE to room temperature so I before eating for anything with milk e.g. Graham crackers, Oreos, iced oatmeal cookies, etc. I pour my milk in whatever and add an ice cube or two depending on the size stir the milk for a bit until it's ice cold and then I add the cereal or w/e. The ice cubes stay in there and periodically I stir it again to make it just as cold as before. Who asked no one but I was just chewing the fat...
@@AbuYusuf-fz5bt Well yes but they only keep the food cold when it's in the fridge champ not even while it is outside of it like magic. Everything starts getting warmer the moment it comes out of the fridge and I prefer Ice cold the whole way through if I can help it...
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is my second fav cereal but it’s been my fav for a while until I tried Cinnabon cereal. Cinnabon cereal is the best cereal I ever had. I also like Cap’n Crunch and it also tastes good dry which is a plus
What if the black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
That would’ve been hilarious. They should do a Brits react to American food commercials and see what they think 😂 like the Sasquatch commercials for Jack Links Beef Jerky that would be gold
I imagine that he puts on an outward show of "I won't let my students be subjected to anything that I'm not willing to try, myself" while, secretly, thinking "I'm not letting my boys have all the fun!"
That was too funny, and I appreciate their willingness to dive in. So great you were able to give $20,000 to the school, Headmaster Smith has been such a support to Jolly. Thanks guys for taking us along!
He’s type of headmaster that every school should have, him just saying yes to josh and Ollie and giving it a chance has changed so many of the kids lives, ik my old headmaster would never of allowed stuff like this, it shows how mr smith cares about the kids and it must make the kids actually enjoy school so much more
I studied food additives and their effect on the gut microbiome for my PhD, and tbh ollie's explanation on FDA vs EU's rules on food additives was so clear and simple I was kind of impressed. 10/10 science comm to Ollie from a PhD student!!!
Wow, that’s actually a really cool thesis/study area! Do you have any links to publishings you can share? Or generally any advice on particular preservatives to watch out for (esp. in the U.S)? I feel like we’re exposed to more food preservatives everyday, and it’s hard to buy family-safe foods since companies use lobbyists to work with the FDA to tout some chemicals as safe. There’s no proper independent research anymore it seems.
@AliHassan-iq9gv It’s like they posted a comment & disappeared from the replies 😢 it’s been 3 weeks.. I don’t think we’re learning anything about food preservatives today boss 😔
Yes, Apple Jacks and Frosted flakes were a favorite of ours for a little while along with Sugar Corn Pops, and Sugar crisp cereals, those lasted a small amount of time at our home, then we went back to Cherrios, Cornflakes, Life Cereal, Raisin Bran and oatmeal the way mom prepared it for us.
Frosted Flake would likely be a hit. I doubt Cocoa Pebbles and Apple Jacks would work since it looks like the UK tastebuds don't like artificial cocoa and fruit flavours.
Yeah, question about that as a Brit who grew up in the general Essex area: is Coco Pops a British-only cereal or is it American and British? I haven’t seen much of it where I live, but it’s always been the *only* (and I mean *only*) cereal I’ll have since I turned five and discovered my tastebuds 😂
@@xshimaeraxx_ I had to Google Cocoa Pops because I don’t remember that cereal but turns out it was in the UK first and then came to US with the same name, then we changed the name to Cocoa Krispies and they’re still available today.
@@jen0718 huh! I got some the other day and the box says “Coco Pops” but I admit “Coco Krispies” *does* sound familiar… they prolly just kept the og name for the UK and changed it to Coco Krispes for the USA 😅
I was a little surprised by their reaction with Trix and Froot Loops. But after they mentioned that they didn't have artificial fruit flavored cereal over there, I guess it makes sense.
@@TheLovelyxFrrogo To each their own I suppose. I barely got to eat that kind of cereal as a kid, so I would have to buy my own box when I got older. It's been a long while so not sure how I would feel about them now, but I used to love to eat them on occasion in my younger days.
We have them in the UK. I'm not sure if they taste slightly different, but they're called Curiously Cinnamon (used to be Cinnamon Grahams). I sometimes get the Aldi knockoff Cinnamon Chips.
Ha ha! I'm old enough to have been a kid when Cap'n Crunch came out in the 70s and the kid who said it's so crunchy it cuts your mouth...Nailed it. We always used say to our friends the Cap'n so good he cut up the roof of my mouth this morning!
I loved Fruit Loops as a kid. Hadn’t had them in over 30 years, but a hotel we were staying in had them in their breakfast buffet. I ate four bowls, was SO happy. And I was hungry again two hours later, because of course, there is virtually nothing good in them. 😂
I wish they had also had them try some of our cereals that aren't so sweet: Cheerios, Honey-Nut Cheerios, Rice Krispies, Kiks even Wheaties. We don't all eat overly-sugared varieties.
Honey nut still is very high sugar but I have to say it’s my favorite. I don’t eat grains or carbs an last time I had captain crunch I was 10 lol mom never had that stuff in the house only once in a while
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is KING. Thank goodness it was in the lineup. Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Bunches of Oats, and Honey Nut Cheerio would be cereal I could eat every day for the rest of my life, and now that I've grown up, Cracklin' Oat Bran is a nice bit to change things up once and a while.
I love the way they say how terrible it is yet keep eating it. Some student will seem to be enjoying it and as soon as another classmate expresses disfavor the others do as well.
So wonderful that they were able to donate money to the school. Thank you to Jolly and their sponsor for making it happen. The headmaster has said they have kids from all different income levels. Love that they're giving students a wonderful experience to try all different foods and get comfortable being on camera.
I think Apple Jacks should have been a part of this tasting. Probably my all time favorite fruit flavored sugary cereal as a kid. Smells like Saturday morning cartoons.
Of all of the flavoured cereals, I think this was one of the least overpowering, and it always seemed less sweet. Thanks for mentioning it - it's been literally decades since I've even thought of it!
reading “smells like saturday morning cartoons” immediately brought back that apple jacks and fruit loops smell that I remembered oh my god… thank you cuz i totally forgot about that part of my childhood and it felt so warm and nice 😭😭
There needs to be a sequel. Frosted Mini Wheats, Cocoa Pebbles, Golden Grahams, Frosted Flakes, Life, Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch, Cheerios, Raisin Bran Crunch...the kids might like some of these.
I never knew before but It seems like we have a lot of similar cereals in the UK as you have in the states. We don't have anything that looks like Life or Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch, but the rest you mention we have, just sometimes under a slightly different name.
I knew they were going to find them too sweet, but when they were saying the Lucky Charms were too sweet, I knew we were in trouble, because that’s not a sweet American cereal lol
unlike all of your replies, I agree that lucky charms are not high up in the sweetness scale. i remember wanting something different as a kid because the lucky charms werent sweet enough lol
Those kids were great. Their honesty about what they liked and disliked was refreshing. Twenty thousand pounds for the school? That's the cherry on top!
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
What’s funny is the reason it’s called Froot Loops is because they can’t legally say it contains fruit flavors because it’s all artificial, still one of the most nostalgic cereals for me though😂
@pattiwhite9575 General Mills figured out the world's secrets when they gave us Cinnamon Toast Crunch and French Toast Crunch. You are right, though, that Smores was amazing.
Oh my gosh, this is sooo much fun to watch! 😂 I’m 60 years old and these breakfast cereals have been around forever, I ate them myself. My biggest memory involving these sweet breakfast items is laying on a carpeted floor, belly down with my bowl of cereal in front of me on a Saturday morning and watching a show called Wonderama. I’m sure there are some folks in the comments here who are quite familiar.. and the ads that were featured were mostly toys.. and you guest it.. cereals! 😂 When the show was over I’d leave the house to meet up with my neighborhood friends where we’d ride bikes, play made up games or generally just mucked around all day. Sometimes we’d all go to a friends house or my own to grab a sandwich for lunch but most of the time we were too busy having fun to think about it. As long as we got our little tails back home by the time the street lamps came on at sunset then all was good. You didn’t EVER want your parents to have to come looking for you, we knew better! If it happened once it never happened again bc you got your ass chewed out all the way home plus you lost your privileges to go out and play the next day.. it was a heart breaker! LoL I don’t know about anyone else but I couldn’t leave the house wearing just anything, I had to put on my “play” clothes. Those were some fun independent times, not something we allow our kids to do nowadays.. and I suppose rightfully so. Do they still put toys in the bottom of those boxes of cereal? It was the reason we chose a particular box of cereal for the week, we wanted that cheap toy! LoL I hated Trix and Fruit Loops, it tasted like over powered artificial chemical fruit to me.. but I’d choose them once in awhile for the toy inside the box and it had to be eaten before my mom would buy a box of anything else. 🤦🏻♀️ Different times, good memories. 👍🏼😊🥰🌻
Your play clothes were usually shorts or long pants and a top. School clothes were dresses. I think children are missing out in this country, because they spend too much time inside.
I believe they made the toys illegal as part of the "war on obesity" around 2012-ish. Just in time for my kids to miss out. I don't know how people are even getting their kids over weight. Mine are little wall climbing stick bugs, even though I'm cutting cheese and apples all day, going through a gallon of milk every two, can't keep yogurt in the house to save my life, biggest tub of peanut butter is attacked like they're at war with it, etc. Maybe I need to buy more cereal. 😂 I remember my grandmother making us wait until the toy "surfaced", and not dig our dirty fingers through the whole box looking for it. My sister and I ate so much trying to be the first to get it.
I watched an episode of a show called 'Psych' where the dad got the toy before his son. He turned the box upside down and opened the bottom. The toys always seemed to fall all the way down.@@ec4145
I live in the UK now, and I miss Honey Bunches of Oats so much! We have Frosted Flakes or Frosties here, though. I think they should have done Special K because it's different in the US and UK and is actually sweeter in the UK.
So nice that you donated to the school. I’ve been watching your videos since Max and Armand were young. They grew up basically on Jolly learning about Korean foods and culture. Oh and nice Buc ee’s shirt Olly!
You need to do the dichotomy of American cereal - it's the sugar bombs or it's sticks and twigs. I'm imagining the back-to-back of giving them Cocoa Puffs followed by Grape Nuts.
I love your videos. The kids are so sweet and funny, and the principal seems like the nicest, most good natured, funny guy ever. I love seeing you give back to him. This made me tear up.
I’ve come to love all the students and Mr. Smith!!! I feel like an American Auntie-watching them grow up thru food tastings from across the Pond! 😂 And the donation! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 You guys are awesome!
How do you not give them Frosty Flakes that is the all time classic most famous cereal in America🤷🏾♀️... So lovely to see the graduated students and what a wonderful blessing to the school that donation will make.
@Mike-fd1lq all the cereals they had them eat are nutrionally garbage, but that wasn't point. The point was to have them try American Cereals and Frosty Flakes was and still is an American classic no matter how bad it is for you, that's why it's been around for like four decades, duh
I knew immediately which ones they’d like and the ones they’d hate cause honestly a lot of the cereals taste extremely artificial to us. I can only imagine what it would taste like to them!
Knew from the rip the kids would like classic Cap’n Crunch. Slightly sweet, buttery and crunchy. Peanut Butter Cap’n Crunch is the best imo of the Cap’n, but I can stand really sugary cereals anymore
@@jaegybombI think it’s more the chocolate. Many people here like peanut butter but your chocolate isn’t great compared to chocolate around Europe like (cadburys Milk chocolate, Belgium chocolate or Swiss chocolate). American sweets/chocolate tasted very artificial to what we are used too.
That's terrifying that he said the cereals couldn't be sold over there from chemicals used in them but in America we have 56 ingredients in our fast-food chicken sandwiches truly scary stuff.
We have so many chemicals we use that are banned elsewhere, but a lot of Americans do not know this. I don't buy this junk for my kids. The ingredients will scare you.
In Europe & other countries manufacturers have to prove an ingredient is not harmful versus the USA where someone else has to prove that it is harmful, but even then it's rare that ingredients are actually banned.
Uk won’t do food deals with America 🇺🇸 you’re government puts chlorine in your meat and preserves to make your milk and bread last longer ! You should protest against it apparently it’s causing cancer ! 🏴
Artificial ingredients aren't created by magic. They are just combinations of natural materials. Plutonium is more 'natural' than xanthum gum for example, but one is a lot safer than the other.
It really makes me realize how ruined my tastebuds are as an American when people from other countries try our food and comment on how processed, artificial, sweet, and terrible it is lmao 😭 I actually noticed it myself when having Heinz tomato soup from the U.K. It actually tastes like tomato, unlike the Campbell’s tomato soup we have here. Now Heinz tomato soup is one of my favorites 👍
@@stevesnodgrass7434you’ve never checked it out either tbf, probably just seen a picture on a meme page. When it’s done right a Sunday roast is unbelievable, but it’s hard to cook. Along with a full English breakfast It’s the only top tier dish we have so compared to the rest of europe we aren’t great😂
As an American I agree most cereals are way too sweet! It’s good for a late night treat but not much else. Lucky Charms and Cocoa Pebbles are my favorite since childhood.
As a kid I loved the sugary cereals, but by the time I was in high school I was more into the cereals like Grape Nuts, Cheerios and other less sugary cereals.
We definitely have buttered toast here 😂 There are many breakfast options. I personally don't eat cereal. I might have a bowl or two as a snack on occasion, but I don't even remember the last time. If you're looking for health benefits...cereal is not for you.
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Cinnamon Toast Crunch is the GOAT American cereal!!!! As Ollie once said "Anyone who disagrees with me is Hitler!"
The U.S sweetens things twice the amount that most people from the U.K are use to.
That is what the U.S does.
I'm predicting Korean cereal/Granola next episode?
where is NORD vpNNNNNNN
Headmaster Smith, what a good fella. I'm sure yall had some pints after that. Keep up the good work fellas, love what you're doing. Your standard and bar for the quality of your videos is so high, I think people would love to see some more volume and podcasts out of you fellas.
im glad you include the principal he always seems like a really kind genuine dude who actually cares about his kids
He lost weight! Looking really good, headmaster!
He’s my absolute least favorite part of these videos. And he needs to stop combing his hair forwar, just buzz it short, it looks terrible currently.
@@RichardPacking-gy6pkbros mad at a guy for his haircut 😭
@@RichardPacking-gy6pklol he's the best part bc the kids really take a strong stance and he offers a middle ground
Except the part where he said give his kid sugary cereal if it makes him happy.
That kid will grow up to be a spoiled overweight kid if he gives him everything that his kid wants.
A child needs boundaries and discipline
I love that one if the kids immediately commented on how Cap’n Crunch slices up your mouth. Every kid has had the roof of their mouth utterly destroyed by that cereal.
Especially the ones who like to snack on it dry and suck on them! :-)
But it’s soooo good! 😂
Quisp is pretty much the exact same thing, but in little saucer shapes that DON'T shred your palate. 😋😋😋
it never caused that problem with me lol maybe some of us just have stronger soft palates
That, and frosted flakes. I'm sure I have battle scars on my gums and soft palate from both of these cereals. x'D
The fact that these children can look at the box and recognize in horror how much sugar is in it 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Wont see American parents doing that
Please stop 🙄 Europe have higher cancer rates than the US according to the world Cancer Research international
@@gordocarbo not all American parents remember it’s a huge country and it is definitely amongst low income parents, especially because the cereal boxes are so cheap even though they’re so bad for you.
These cereals will destroy your health if you eat them all the time. You are basically eating candy for breakfast.
Stick with the non sugary stuff such as Cheerios or cook a real breakfast with eggs, bagels, and toast.
You gotta watch the American Highschoolers try Brittish snacks. Some are so sweet it makes them gag or spit it out.
The headmaster has a profound sweet tooth. Every time he eats or drinks something sweet he enjoys it.
They didn’t try any of my favorite cereals.
I just know they’re gonna say it’s too sweet
yup lol
Because it is too sweet lol
@@MrJayJamzexactly
I’ve had a few American cereals & yes they are too sweet 😂
It’s sad because you’re right and so are they. Fast food/packaged food industry has made so much sugar the norm that everyone’s baselines of sweetness is messed up. Fruit should be what we consider a sweet treat. But because we fill ourself up with sugar from our first meal to our last, we crave it more. It’s a dirty game
That teacher is like a teenager..he so happy.. he seems more excited then his students
He’s the headmaster.
What if the black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
EXACTLY
He's adorable
He's a kid at heart
7:16 😡 "let me enjoy my cinnamon toast crunch" my favorite part 🤣
I definitely repeated it after him. Loving it!
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
I love the Headmaster, he has a good sense of humor & i think all of the students love him as well.
The headmaster seems like a genuinely nice man who gets along well with the kids.
Yes he’s so pleasant and nice dry sense of humor
Really like him in the video!!!
Same. He seems so positive and friendly in all his videos
He’s basically a big kid himself, gotta love it 😁
I thought it must be nice working with him 😊
My man was dead on with “they are so crunchy, they could cut your mouth” as a 43 year old that grew up with captn crunch, I can’t tell you how many times I shredded the roof of my mouth eating them. But they are too good not to eat
bro ur 43 get off this platform go get a job
Same here
real
It doesn’t hurt me, Captain Crunch, 😙🤌*chefs kiss*
Apple Jax for me
Can't wait to see the reverse of this when American high school students try British cereals! The look on a kid's face who has grown up on fruit loops trying Wheetabix for the first time would be priceless!
Or how about british coco puffs? I only found out very recently that american and british coco puffs are very different, right down to their branding.
We do have normal cereals too. These are just the very sugary, colorful brands that are marketed to kids.
ooh... we have wheetabix in Namibia too, but ours is written veetbix. but i think it's similar. have you ever had it without milk and put butter on it?
Dear jolly. Do not do that. The American reactions are not entertaining
All they need to do is try mini shredded wheat. They taste pretty similar to me.
“Is that meant to be funny?” Had me rolling🤣🤣
You haven't had the Cap'n Crunch experience unless you end with the roof of your mouth shredded
And the film that is left on the teeth afterwards.
I came to post this.😮😢😂 Let them sit for a couple of minutes. Softens just enough for a soft yet crunchy meal.
I was hoping one of them would shred the top of their mouth to get the full experience.
Ugh, Cap'n Crunch is way too sweet for me. I like sweet cereals (ex. Cinnamon Toast Crunch), but I have my limits.
True, but they're my favorite 😍
I have to say that Headmaster seems to have enjoyed these tastings even more than the kids All their expressions and responses were priceless, and the donation was the extra sugary sweet icing on the cake. Good job, guys.
These kids are so articulated and polite. Well done principal!
Headmaster.
and parents @@leec6707
principal is the american headmaster in schools ;) @@leec6707
Well done parents
Well done mom and dad! Not principle
I'm a brit and I absolutely love Froot Loops. The proper US ones are hard to come by here, but you can find them if you know where to look. I think they're sold as "novelty goods" or something like that to avoid assigning them as a food (a loophole for the illegal colours etc).
They're crazily artificial flavoured, but I love 'em
It's actually FRUIT Loops.
@@KristenSlice No... it's not. I'm confused.... Do you not realise the spelling for the cereal is deliberately incorrectly spelled "Froot"? I'm insulted you think I don't know how to spell the word "fruit".
A tip for the future - if you're not sure about something, Google it before trying to correct someone. If everyone did that, the world would be a better place.
@@caneofsomariaor even just looking at the screen where it literally says Froot Loops
The donation is so sweet, thank you for supporting the school! By the way, not all American cereals are this sugary. My mother wouldn't allow us to have sugary cereals. We had Cheerios, corn flakes, shredded wheat, grape nuts, raisin bran.
Don't forget about Cinnamon Life.
Bruv grape nuts is a literal crime against humanity. I used it to pave my driveway.
Dam no sugary Ceareals
I’ve never had a sweet tooth.
The only cereals I fucked with as a child are the ones you listed.
Never been a huge fan cereal regardless tho. Rarer for me to consume after elementary school years.
Even raisin bran in the US has more sugar added than in other countries.
Knowing brits are also disturbed by milk before cereal is the most connected I've ever felt to the UK
I for one can't stand milk anywhere close and I mean ANYWHERE CLOSE to room temperature so I before eating for anything with milk e.g. Graham crackers, Oreos, iced oatmeal cookies, etc. I pour my milk in whatever and add an ice cube or two depending on the size stir the milk for a bit until it's ice cold and then I add the cereal or w/e. The ice cubes stay in there and periodically I stir it again to make it just as cold as before. Who asked no one but I was just chewing the fat...
@@oBuLLzEyEo1013 kinda strange because yk Fridges exist bro?
@@AbuYusuf-fz5bt Well yes but they only keep the food cold when it's in the fridge champ not even while it is outside of it like magic. Everything starts getting warmer the moment it comes out of the fridge and I prefer Ice cold the whole way through if I can help it...
WHO ADDS MILK BEFORE CEREAL 😭
I once poured the milk first in my cerial because I was feeling stressed and it felt so good
So glad that their top 2 were Cap’n Crunch, and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. As an American, these two are easily my favorite two cereals!
Same for me 😂😂
I agree...I'd also put fruity pebbles in the mix
Same🥹
The superior cereals for sure.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is my second fav cereal but it’s been my fav for a while until I tried Cinnabon cereal. Cinnabon cereal is the best cereal I ever had. I also like Cap’n Crunch and it also tastes good dry which is a plus
4:55 I absolutely adore these kids. That one is so smart. He intuitively knows that Captain Crunch will absolutely cut your mouth.
Those three boys are hilarious. The one that doesn’t like anything, another always laughs, another one always attacks the first one 😂
They were my favourite group as well
thank you to my mannn, he ate fr😩😩
@@Kmckenzie825 whos ur man?
If you are old enough to know “ give it to Mikey, he’ll eat anything “
As an American who just found this channel today I have been binge watching it. 😂
Same.... glad it's a slow day at work. 😂
SAAMMEEEE 😂😂😂 I get so much joy when I watch the videos of them really enjoying our foods!
What if the black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
I need a part 2 with honeycombs, honey bunches of oats, apple jacks, cookie crisp, and coco pebbles!!!
and Frosted Mini Wheats
Cocoa pebbles for sure
Fruity pebbles
I totally agree 💯
Exactly! Those were the cereals I was looking for! Plus, Coco Puffs
👍🏽💁🏽♀️🤎
No frosted flakes.. that was a classic!
These young men are raised with some manners. As they cover their mouth when talking with food in it ! Thank You !
I don’t know why so many people say that. Teach good manners, get good manners. Simple!
Everyone does that, no?
@@rizzi.t no, they do not.
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
You should have played the commercials for them while eating the cereals!! 😂
Totally!! I sang the jingles as they tried them. 😂
That would’ve been hilarious. They should do a Brits react to American food commercials and see what they think 😂 like the Sasquatch commercials for Jack Links Beef Jerky that would be gold
Great idea!
YESSSSS
Great idea! ❤❤❤😂Bahaha
Dave Smith is an example of a TRUE LEADER! His dedication and love towards this school and its students are absolutely top tier.
I imagine that he puts on an outward show of "I won't let my students be subjected to anything that I'm not willing to try, myself" while, secretly, thinking "I'm not letting my boys have all the fun!"
I’m glad they include him in testing as he seems to have more kid like reactions than the kids
I absolutely agree ❤️❤️❤️👏👏
I love seeing these amazing, kind young men tasting and providing their opinion. They make me laugh!
That was too funny, and I appreciate their willingness to dive in. So great you were able to give $20,000 to the school, Headmaster Smith has been such a support to Jolly. Thanks guys for taking us along!
He’s type of headmaster that every school should have, him just saying yes to josh and Ollie and giving it a chance has changed so many of the kids lives, ik my old headmaster would never of allowed stuff like this, it shows how mr smith cares about the kids and it must make the kids actually enjoy school so much more
kieranmay5938,
Totally agree with you! It's amazing how a headmaster like Mr. Smith can inspire kids to be better and do better all the way around.
What school is?
judydonlin3401,
If I'm understanding you, it's a school in Britain, they didn't give a specific location. Hope that answered your question.
Theyre jolly charitable arent they? They have given the school some funds twice!
I studied food additives and their effect on the gut microbiome for my PhD, and tbh ollie's explanation on FDA vs EU's rules on food additives was so clear and simple I was kind of impressed. 10/10 science comm to Ollie from a PhD student!!!
Wow, that’s actually a really cool thesis/study area! Do you have any links to publishings you can share? Or generally any advice on particular preservatives to watch out for (esp. in the U.S)? I feel like we’re exposed to more food preservatives everyday, and it’s hard to buy family-safe foods since companies use lobbyists to work with the FDA to tout some chemicals as safe. There’s no proper independent research anymore it seems.
Sorry just following up, curious if you had anything on this?
turns your chromosomes tho?
@AliHassan-iq9gv It’s like they posted a comment & disappeared from the replies 😢 it’s been 3 weeks.. I don’t think we’re learning anything about food preservatives today boss 😔
So cereal additives in America really do mess up your DNA?
I grew up on Cocoa Pebbles, Apple Jacks, and classic Frosted Flakes. You all need to do a part 2. I bet the kids would love these.
This
add corn pops
Yes, Apple Jacks and Frosted flakes were a favorite of ours for a little while along with Sugar Corn Pops, and Sugar crisp cereals, those lasted a small amount of time at our home, then we went back to Cherrios, Cornflakes, Life Cereal, Raisin Bran and oatmeal the way mom prepared it for us.
Frosted Flake would likely be a hit. I doubt Cocoa Pebbles and Apple Jacks would work since it looks like the UK tastebuds don't like artificial cocoa and fruit flavours.
I agree with u 100%😊
I love that you all take care of the kids at the school! Fantastic!❤
Can you imagine eating cereals like Wheatabix and then trying our American chemistry experiments?
😂😂😂😂
Right?!? Or Muesli?😭
Yeah, question about that as a Brit who grew up in the general Essex area: is Coco Pops a British-only cereal or is it American and British? I haven’t seen much of it where I live, but it’s always been the *only* (and I mean *only*) cereal I’ll have since I turned five and discovered my tastebuds 😂
@@xshimaeraxx_ I had to Google Cocoa Pops because I don’t remember that cereal but turns out it was in the UK first and then came to US with the same name, then we changed the name to Cocoa Krispies and they’re still available today.
@@jen0718 huh! I got some the other day and the box says “Coco Pops” but I admit “Coco Krispies” *does* sound familiar… they prolly just kept the og name for the UK and changed it to Coco Krispes for the USA 😅
UK is obviously pumping out some very classy children. Love watching how these kids carry themselves.
Yes. Discipline and uniforms are the answer
Love how Im doubting myself about where on the seriousness-spectrum this statement falls.😂
We like to teach manners
I was a little surprised by their reaction with Trix and Froot Loops. But after they mentioned that they didn't have artificial fruit flavored cereal over there, I guess it makes sense.
I was thinking to myself how they just haven't tried fruity pebbles yet, so so good
As an american i honestly can’t stand them either
I'm an American, and 10 in 5th grade and I can say even they are too sweet for me. But I love Reese's!
I'm a Brit. I'd never eat that artificial stuff.
@@TheLovelyxFrrogo To each their own I suppose. I barely got to eat that kind of cereal as a kid, so I would have to buy my own box when I got older. It's been a long while so not sure how I would feel about them now, but I used to love to eat them on occasion in my younger days.
These kids got the best type of principal (headmaster) dudes got a sense of humor and not stuck up at all.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is a favorite in our house. I'm not surprised the boys liked it so much. It's good without milk and just as a snack.
It's my fave. I'm almost 56 and still eat it!
My kids favorite!
Delicious and French Toast Crunch are amazing also.
We have them in the UK. I'm not sure if they taste slightly different, but they're called Curiously Cinnamon (used to be Cinnamon Grahams). I sometimes get the Aldi knockoff Cinnamon Chips.
I loveeee eating them with warm milk , it is the best
I absolutely love watching these young men trying American foods. As an American I find them adorable.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is ridiculously addictive, the best tasting cereal of all time
I bought it for my son once and he found it too sweet, I finished it as I don't waste my money but I'll never buy it lol.
Nope. But it's not bad.
I can eat it straight out of the box it’s so good
French toast crunch is good too
When I used to eat cereal, I put slices of bananas in my CTC. It was sooo good! Love that combo. You should try it if you haven't.
Ha ha! I'm old enough to have been a kid when Cap'n Crunch came out in the 70s and the kid who said it's so crunchy it cuts your mouth...Nailed it. We always used say to our friends the Cap'n so good he cut up the roof of my mouth this morning!
The teacher/principle guy seems super cool. Kids are lucky to have such a chill teacher
Nah
He used to be my RS teacher. An amazing guy who believes a lot in his students.
Can’t explain how happy it makes me to see these British teens and their headmaster sampling American fare. All their videos are awesome.
I loved Fruit Loops as a kid. Hadn’t had them in over 30 years, but a hotel we were staying in had them in their breakfast buffet. I ate four bowls, was SO happy. And I was hungry again two hours later, because of course, there is virtually nothing good in them. 😂
I love watching these young men. They are polite and well spoken. True gentlemen.
they brought back the "never tasted honey before" kid and fed him artificial flavored sweet american cereals. what could possibly go wrong? 😂
Another kid never had nuts.
😂😂😂
@@thesupervideogamenerdmore3171that's nuts!
No, that's a kid.
@@stealthis Nuts are very common maybe personal choice
I wish they had also had them try some of our cereals that aren't so sweet: Cheerios, Honey-Nut Cheerios, Rice Krispies, Kiks even Wheaties. We don't all eat overly-sugared varieties.
Bro every country has those cereals because they’re the ones don’t use illegal amounts of sugar. They’d just be trying the cereal they eat every day
Yeh we already have those I'm guessing your Wheaties are the same as our shreddies that's why they gave them these cos we don't get them over here
Honey nut still is very high sugar but I have to say it’s my favorite. I don’t eat grains or carbs an last time I had captain crunch I was 10 lol mom never had that stuff in the house only once in a while
we have those
Raisin Bran yum!
Cinnamon Toast Crunch is KING. Thank goodness it was in the lineup. Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Honey Bunches of Oats, and Honey Nut Cheerio would be cereal I could eat every day for the rest of my life, and now that I've grown up, Cracklin' Oat Bran is a nice bit to change things up once and a while.
Cinnamon Toast Crunch gang Woop Woop! Remember those insane commericals XD
I've had Curiously Cinnamon (UK version) and Cinnamon Toast Crunch, both slap but the UK is better. Less sugary
I love the way they say how terrible it is yet keep eating it. Some student will seem to be enjoying it and as soon as another classmate expresses disfavor the others do as well.
So wonderful that they were able to donate money to the school. Thank you to Jolly and their sponsor for making it happen. The headmaster has said they have kids from all different income levels. Love that they're giving students a wonderful experience to try all different foods and get comfortable being on camera.
I think Apple Jacks should have been a part of this tasting. Probably my all time favorite fruit flavored sugary cereal as a kid. Smells like Saturday morning cartoons.
THIS!!!! It's a nice mild flavor, the only "fruity" cereal I like.
@@MrGrandeflipperHeck ya
Of all of the flavoured cereals, I think this was one of the least overpowering, and it always seemed less sweet. Thanks for mentioning it - it's been literally decades since I've even thought of it!
Oh I forgot about Apple Jacks 👍
reading “smells like saturday morning cartoons” immediately brought back that apple jacks and fruit loops smell that I remembered oh my god… thank you cuz i totally forgot about that part of my childhood and it felt so warm and nice 😭😭
The donation at the end was great. Also great was Ollie wearing his Buc-ee's shirt! Admit it, Texas is the gift that stays with you.
I love the headmaster's energy. That's a good school
There needs to be a sequel. Frosted Mini Wheats, Cocoa Pebbles, Golden Grahams, Frosted Flakes, Life, Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch, Cheerios, Raisin Bran Crunch...the kids might like some of these.
Especially Life... that is my go-to snack in a bowl of milk.
I never knew before but It seems like we have a lot of similar cereals in the UK as you have in the states. We don't have anything that looks like Life or Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch, but the rest you mention we have, just sometimes under a slightly different name.
I'd add coco puffs, I actually prefer them to the pebbles since the pebbles get soggy so fast
Fruity pebbles too! I can't believe they subjected those poor kids to the regular captain crunch- it literally shreds the roof of your mouth 😟
And what about Cap'n Crunch with Crunchberries!
I knew they were going to find them too sweet, but when they were saying the Lucky Charms were too sweet, I knew we were in trouble, because that’s not a sweet American cereal lol
It is for me, that’s my favorite and it’s actually very sweet idk if it the marshmallows melt into the milk but it’s super sweet but sooo good
Yeah it is, it literally has fucking marshmellows in it
It's not that it's sweet, it just tastes *too* artificial and gross
It's basically the taste of sugar. Not sure how they're not too sweet.
unlike all of your replies, I agree that lucky charms are not high up in the sweetness scale. i remember wanting something different as a kid because the lucky charms werent sweet enough lol
Those kids were great. Their honesty about what they liked and disliked was refreshing. Twenty thousand pounds for the school? That's the cherry on top!
What if these black kid's ancestors hadn't come to the UK? They'd be in Africa eating mud and probably starving. Acting like they're too good for American food is just so annoying and funny
Your donations to the school are outstandingly generous!
I’ve just discovered this channel today and I can’t stop watching their videos. It’s really amazing to watch
What’s funny is the reason it’s called Froot Loops is because they can’t legally say it contains fruit flavors because it’s all artificial, still one of the most nostalgic cereals for me though😂
I don’t like fruit loops too much sugar for me I guess if you’re a child you’d love them 😂
And that’s why your unhealthy and the government won’t bann chemicals
I've never liked the fruity type cereals. Have you ever had the S'mores? So good.
@pattiwhite9575 General Mills figured out the world's secrets when they gave us Cinnamon Toast Crunch and French Toast Crunch. You are right, though, that Smores was amazing.
They changed the Fruit Loop recipe, not the same as it was in the 90s back then it was much better.
Oh my gosh, this is sooo much fun to watch! 😂
I’m 60 years old and these breakfast cereals have been around forever, I ate them myself. My biggest memory involving these sweet breakfast items is laying on a carpeted floor, belly down with my bowl of cereal in front of me on a Saturday morning and watching a show called Wonderama. I’m sure there are some folks in the comments here who are quite familiar.. and the ads that were featured were mostly toys.. and you guest it.. cereals! 😂
When the show was over I’d leave the house to meet up with my neighborhood friends where we’d ride bikes, play made up games or generally just mucked around all day. Sometimes we’d all go to a friends house or my own to grab a sandwich for lunch but most of the time we were too busy having fun to think about it. As long as we got our little tails back home by the time the street lamps came on at sunset then all was good. You didn’t EVER want your parents to have to come looking for you, we knew better! If it happened once it never happened again bc you got your ass chewed out all the way home plus you lost your privileges to go out and play the next day.. it was a heart breaker! LoL I don’t know about anyone else but I couldn’t leave the house wearing just anything, I had to put on my “play” clothes. Those were some fun independent times, not something we allow our kids to do nowadays.. and I suppose rightfully so.
Do they still put toys in the bottom of those boxes of cereal? It was the reason we chose a particular box of cereal for the week, we wanted that cheap toy! LoL I hated Trix and Fruit Loops, it tasted like over powered artificial chemical fruit to me.. but I’d choose them once in awhile for the toy inside the box and it had to be eaten before my mom would buy a box of anything else. 🤦🏻♀️
Different times, good memories.
👍🏼😊🥰🌻
Your play clothes were usually shorts or long pants and a top. School clothes were dresses. I think children are missing out in this country, because they spend too much time inside.
I believe they made the toys illegal as part of the "war on obesity" around 2012-ish. Just in time for my kids to miss out. I don't know how people are even getting their kids over weight. Mine are little wall climbing stick bugs, even though I'm cutting cheese and apples all day, going through a gallon of milk every two, can't keep yogurt in the house to save my life, biggest tub of peanut butter is attacked like they're at war with it, etc. Maybe I need to buy more cereal. 😂
I remember my grandmother making us wait until the toy "surfaced", and not dig our dirty fingers through the whole box looking for it. My sister and I ate so much trying to be the first to get it.
I watched an episode of a show called 'Psych' where the dad got the toy before his son. He turned the box upside down and opened the bottom. The toys always seemed to fall all the way down.@@ec4145
They changed the cereal a whole lot since I was a kid and I’m 38 so I know they don’t taste like what your use too
Clutching my pearls at the Reeses puff song being called "so old" at 8:07 😭
Right!
I absolutely LOVE that you are bringing back some of the original kids from your older videos! What a wonderful way to bring the show full circle!
Love the principal - it's so great to see teachers with a sense af humor - always in for education and fun alike
Cinnamon Toast Crunch getting the recognition it deserves ☺️
Those kids hit the nail on the head! All are too sweet! I love your Bucees shirts BTW!
In my opinion "Fruity Pebbles" are an actually delicious artificially fruit flavored cereal.
S tear cereal
Boo Berries!
I'm going to ruin fruity cereals for you forever by revealing that the only fruit flavor in ALL of them is just Lime.
@@THEGREATMAX .... you know thats what artificial means right? Most people know its not real fruit... this wasn't some gotcha moment for you lol
@@jacobg7655 No, I mean the only fruit flavor in there is lime. It's not a mix of a bunch of fruit flavors. All fruit cereals are JUST lime flavor.
They should do a part 2. Fruity pebbles, honey bunches of oats, cookie crisp, frosted flakes
I live in the UK now, and I miss Honey Bunches of Oats so much! We have Frosted Flakes or Frosties here, though. I think they should have done Special K because it's different in the US and UK and is actually sweeter in the UK.
Yesss… Cookie Crisp
I wonder why they always cast 1 black person? Just for inclusivity? Better cast all white guys
The best two cereals are Basic4 and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.
Life cereal!
They really got to try honeycombs😂 love it. This opened my eyes that I should probably pick healthier cereal for my kids 😂
Right! Honeycombs is where it’s at.
OMG lol I havne't had that in ages...yum
Or Apple Jacks. Those are so good!
6:01 but nooooo fruit loops are so gooooddddd 😭😭😭
Froot Loops where my childhood😢😭😭😭
See?! They really were!! 😭😭😭
They have the coolest Headmaster.... it is so fun to watch the kids reactions to foods from elsewhere.
So nice that you donated to the school. I’ve been watching your videos since Max and Armand were young. They grew up basically on Jolly learning about Korean foods and culture. Oh and nice Buc ee’s shirt Olly!
7:47 OMG Sebastian was longingly looking at that empty bowl, sad that it was all gone. 🤣🤣
This is a real testament to how being brought up without these flavors makes the kids dislike them. Yay!
As an american, the only cereal on this list I’d go out of my way to buy is the Cinnamon Toast crunch😂 So, definitely fun to see their reactions, lol
Funny. That’s the only one I have no interest in.
@@jayburris6252 Headmaster was right, you either like cinnamon or not
@@dmitripogosian5084 I like cinnamon. I just never had this as a kid, Lucky Charms was our go to treat breakfast cereal.
06:25 I absolutely adore this Headmaster!!😂 why are we not talking about what a gigantic kid at heart he is 😍🤌🏽
You need to do the dichotomy of American cereal - it's the sugar bombs or it's sticks and twigs. I'm imagining the back-to-back of giving them Cocoa Puffs followed by Grape Nuts.
Both of which are phenomenal.
That's hilarious and somewhat cruel, I mean, grapenuts!
I had grape nuts when I was a kid, and to this day I'm not sure it if was dry cat food or not.
😂😂😂 DEFINITELY!
I like stick cereals! Fiber one and bran! But I do like Captain Crunch with the crunch berries for a treat... or as an ice cream topping. 🥰
I love your videos. The kids are so sweet and funny, and the principal seems like the nicest, most good natured, funny guy ever. I love seeing you give back to him. This made me tear up.
You gotta have each cereal both dry and with milk! It’s almost a whole different tier list.
Reese's puffs is the greatest dry cereal of all time. I'll fight anybody.
I’ve come to love all the students and Mr. Smith!!! I feel like an American Auntie-watching them grow up thru food tastings from across the Pond! 😂 And the donation! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 You guys are awesome!
This further proves that Cinnamon Toast Crunch is THE GOAT
The cereal 10 the milk afterwards 10
I never cared for it. But Trix is the worst for sure.
I love that you’re wearing a Buc-ee’s shirt! ❤
How do you not give them Frosty Flakes that is the all time classic most famous cereal in America🤷🏾♀️... So lovely to see the graduated students and what a wonderful blessing to the school that donation will make.
we have frosty flakes which is probably why
We have the same cereals over here, so it wouldn't be particularly unique
Frosted Flakes is absolute garbage that's why
@Mike-fd1lq all the cereals they had them eat are nutrionally garbage, but that wasn't point. The point was to have them try American Cereals and Frosty Flakes was and still is an American classic no matter how bad it is for you, that's why it's been around for like four decades, duh
@@kishaw9573 but we also have them in the uk, so they have definitely already tried them dumbass
Headmaster dave is so hilarious😂 . Every video with him has me rolling on the floor laughing.
I knew immediately which ones they’d like and the ones they’d hate cause honestly a lot of the cereals taste extremely artificial to us. I can only imagine what it would taste like to them!
Thought for sure reese's puffs was top 2. I don't know why I'm still surprised other countries don't like peanut butter.
@@jaegybombi thought theyd like reeces puffs, so good
Knew from the rip the kids would like classic Cap’n Crunch. Slightly sweet, buttery and crunchy. Peanut Butter Cap’n Crunch is the best imo of the Cap’n, but I can stand really sugary cereals anymore
@@jaegybombI think it’s more the chocolate. Many people here like peanut butter but your chocolate isn’t great compared to chocolate around Europe like (cadburys Milk chocolate, Belgium chocolate or Swiss chocolate). American sweets/chocolate tasted very artificial to what we are used too.
@@pebe8993I would believe you but they said they love rease cups so
My heart leapt at the sight of Cinnamon Toast Crunch....my favorite of all time!
@4:46 absolutely. Every American kid knows this feeling. It's a right of passage and to this day I expect it to cut my mouth if I eat it again.
I know they didn't try these. But Golden Grahams have always been my favorite, closely followed by cocoa pebbles.
100%. Golden Grahams are A+++
Probably because we have Golden Grahams in the UK too, so its not really an American cereal per se
Can't get golden graham's in the uk anymore. we've been everywhere to look for them and they have just disappeared! 😮 I love em 😊
@@bowlingbill9633 true i havent seen them in supermarkets in a time, but theres still a local corner shop by me that has them thankfully.
SAME. Golden Grahams is One of tej Only cereals I Eat!!
That's terrifying that he said the cereals couldn't be sold over there from chemicals used in them but in America we have 56 ingredients in our fast-food chicken sandwiches truly scary stuff.
We have so many chemicals we use that are banned elsewhere, but a lot of Americans do not know this. I don't buy this junk for my kids. The ingredients will scare you.
In Europe & other countries manufacturers have to prove an ingredient is not harmful versus the USA where someone else has to prove that it is harmful, but even then it's rare that ingredients are actually banned.
Uk won’t do food deals with America 🇺🇸 you’re government puts chlorine in your meat and preserves to make your milk and bread last longer ! You should protest against it apparently it’s causing cancer ! 🏴
Artificial ingredients aren't created by magic. They are just combinations of natural materials. Plutonium is more 'natural' than xanthum gum for example, but one is a lot safer than the other.
Concerning that these cereals aren't sold in the UK. Make me rethink giving them to my kids.
These are so much fun to watch. Glad the school got a donation.
It really makes me realize how ruined my tastebuds are as an American when people from other countries try our food and comment on how processed, artificial, sweet, and terrible it is lmao 😭 I actually noticed it myself when having Heinz tomato soup from the U.K. It actually tastes like tomato, unlike the Campbell’s tomato soup we have here. Now Heinz tomato soup is one of my favorites 👍
It's so true. And so sad. We're taste-blind. ☹️
@@chrisbetsy898 lol you may be
@@chrisbetsy898have you ever checked out British food. Dont buy the hype. Just becuase its Europe dosent make it better.
@@stevesnodgrass7434you’ve never checked it out either tbf, probably just seen a picture on a meme page. When it’s done right a Sunday roast is unbelievable, but it’s hard to cook. Along with a full English breakfast It’s the only top tier dish we have so compared to the rest of europe we aren’t great😂
First of all European cancer rates are worst than the US look it up. All the myths are dumb
When he read the Cap’n Crunch caption and asked “is this Spanish?” 😭
69 likes let's keep it that way 🥶
These young men very daring for their willingness to taste everything offered to them!! Too cute.❤😂
I'm 55 and still LOVE my kids cereal. It's so delish.
These kids are great! I love their responses. Genuinely honest.
These kids are so pure. What culture does to perspective. We need to learn from one another
7:19 “Let me enjoy my Cinnamon Toast Crunch” made me laugh out loud literally
literally 😂
Cinnamon Toast Crunch Resigns Supreme as it SHOULD 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
As an American I agree most cereals are way too sweet! It’s good for a late night treat but not much else. Lucky Charms and Cocoa Pebbles are my favorite since childhood.
They are a pick me up for breakfast, much like a cinnamon roll.
As a kid I loved the sugary cereals, but by the time I was in high school I was more into the cereals like Grape Nuts, Cheerios and other less sugary cereals.
You crazy for grape nuts bro
I was just going to say this! I love cheerios, Honey Nut Cheerios (for a sweeter version) and Honey Bunches of Oats
Grape nut! Yucky....
Ngl when i was in middle school i picked the marshmallows of lucky charms out and gave them to my brother
Grape Nuts are just pure concentrated evil.
We definitely have buttered toast here 😂 There are many breakfast options. I personally don't eat cereal. I might have a bowl or two as a snack on occasion, but I don't even remember the last time. If you're looking for health benefits...cereal is not for you.
I’ve never understood why Brits prefer their toast cold. Hot toast warms the marmalade!
@@Quince828 I don't understand that either, warm toast with butter or jam/jelly/preserves is yummy!
same, cereal is kind of a treat for me
@@syra1541 Absolutely. Too much sugar to be seen as a proper meal.
There are plenty of non sugary cereals out there.