#Cookie crisp sprinkles full#
Sugar cereal is terrible for you: full of, well, sugar and chemicals and artifical ingredients. (Indeed, my kids only get sugar cereal at summer camp.)Īnd that’s correct. (As a result, ready access to Lucky Charms was one of the highlights of my college dining hall.) And you yourself have grown up to be a parent that doesn’t allow your kids to have sugar cereal either. If you are at all like me, you probably grew up with parents that did not allow you to have sugar cereal except on very rare, special occasions. Cookie cereal, on the other hand, has a proven track record there’s already a store-bought version of it.
Isn’t the point of pancakes that they are soft and fluffy? Add milk to something soft and fluffy and what you are going to get is. Next came pancake cereal and finally, cookie cereal.Ĭookie cereal strikes me as about a million times better than pancake cereal. First there was dalgona coffee then sourdough bread. But I do live with two teenagers – one of whom made a TikTok video that went viral and then was the subject of an article in her school paper about students grappling with TikTok fame – so I do hear about the quarantine food crazes. There may have been another reason I had cookie cereal on my mind: apparently, it’s the latest social media food trend. And earlier that night I had watched an episode of an old sitcom in which one of the characters (inadvertantly) dresses up like the Cookie Crisp wizard, complete with cookie wand. Especially vivid dreams seem to be a common experience during this moment of shelter-in-place. I woke up the other day dreaming about Cookie Crisp – you know, that sugar cereal from childhood that your mom would never buy for you in a million years because it was literally made of cookies? I suppose, as dreams go, that one is not that weird.
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