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  This kind of shit is why I've had to mute this channel.
  It's always dumb ass hell statements nowadays.
  Of course it's not stated because cereal doesn't have to necessarily go with milk. But you probably already knew that. No one is this thick.
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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. >
  
  Mayo with cereal?