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  Mayo with cereal?
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  The serving suggestion is on the box — put the cereal into a bowl, add milk, use a spoon.
  All those are optional, as you could just pour it straight into your mouth and eat it dry. >
  
  Or pour the milk into the box. >
  
  Pffft, madness, the cardboard will get all soggy, the structural integrity will be compromised.  You’d have cornflakes all over the floor. >
  
  They come in a plastic bag in the box where I live, so you could do that without getting the box soggy if you're careful. >
  
  The single serving boxes used to be designed to be opened up on the side with a tear-open plastic bag and you could eat it out of the box. >
  
  My god brings me back to being at my grandma’s. Whenever we visited she’d get us this little 8 pack of those with like an apple jacks a frosted flakes and 6 cheerios and my sister and I would have to fight over the good ones throughout our stay >
  
  Yes, it was a bummer if you got stuck with All Bran or something like that. >
  
  Did you still eat it when it was? >
  
  Well, if you think that is dissapointing you won't guess what wasn't included the time i bought condoms. Worst day of my life. >
  
  my disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined >
  
  Why don't you eat your cereal with water like the rest of us? >
  
  Yes, but if there’s a picture of cereal with milk, doesn’t it usually say, “serving suggestion”? >
  
  Then the nutritional information quoted is with a serving of milk. >
  
  I have a kid that only eats cereal plain, no milk.  Have never understood where it came from. Everyone else in the family thinks they are crazy. I have another kid that likes mayo. Even crazier.