Crunchy Cereal Creations

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We’ve all been there.  You wake up, shuffle into the kitchen, grab the cereal box, and begin to pour it into the bowl.  You are devastated to discover that there is not enough cereal for a full bowl, and there are a bunch of powdery clumps everywhere. 

Seriously?

Luckily, I recently uncovered some recipes that can use up that last bit of cereal in creative ways.  I have yet to try any but am determined to give these a go.  Cosmopolitan is known as a resource for anything from food to beauty.  This website popped up as a top contender for recipes involving cereal.  I have selected a few of my favorite from their list of top 20.  Those recipes can be found below.

Fruity Pebble Pancakes


Strawberry-Coconut Oatmeal Crunch Pie


Puppy Chow Bars


Cinnamon Toast Crunch French Toast

Fruity Pebbles Granola Bars


Nutella Cocoa Krispy Treats


Apple Pie Muddy Buddies


Peanut Butter-Blasted Oreo Popcorn Munch


Peanut Butter Cereal Bars


Trix Krispies


 These recipes are unique, incredibly simple, and are the perfect way to use up your last bit of cereal.  They may even replace your typical bowl-of-cereal breakfast.  I am so excited to try the Trix Krispies and Strawberry-Coconut Oatmeal Crunch Pie!

Each recipe looks amazingly tasty.  I would love to see your personal creations and hear your reviews in the comment section below.  Until next time, happy cooking!

Comments

  1. UnknownJune 17, 2018 at 9:56 AM

    I love cereal and I like to try new recipes. Another thing you an do it put the cereal on top of a doughnut. I like that you included the images. I will have to try some of these sooner or later.

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