retired_shellmac13

You all know the sort of thing I'm on about. It comes in 100% recycled cardboard boxes, is made entirely from fruit and oats and is generally unavailable to poors because of something to do with getting what you pay for.

Anyhoo I am currently enjoying the Dorest Cereals range. It's filling, delicious and - due to the high price and pretentious on-pack waffling - earns a snob rating of 8/10 :thup:

Feel free to bask in the glory of Dorset Cereals or recommend other completely goodforme foods.

retired_lina2212

i like Salmon

retired_ramilne

ah, but are the plastic windows on the packaging 100% biodegradable, like Foo Go's sandwiches?

retired_traci29

those cereals look a bit lame imo, certainly nothing on the likes of the sadly missed quaker feast of flakes.

current snobby food i like cooking is a kind of paella / bulgur wheat salad. basically mix up the grains with wild rocket, spinach and olive oil, fry up some chorizo, chicken breast and seafood with diced bird eye chillies and a few cloves of garlic. mix it all into the salady stuff and season with whatever you like.

retired_mika318

Absolutely nothing lame about Dorset Cereals (even if they have been slightly tarnished by the jerleat seal of approval).

I have mentioned my adoration of Dorset Cereals several times on this forum. :**********)

retired_yesmoncar

I'm far too working class to enjoy think about eating anything such as that.

KFC ifb.

retired_jazzyangel

Don't know how sustainable they are, but Lime Tree Pantry pies are the best.

retired_kikiiscwazy

Pfft, BK Chicken Royale > KFC

retired_gulkis

only came in to mention dorset cereals. quite expensive for a pauper like me and seems to be erratic in terms of where sells it, so i just get the parents to bring a load of authentic dorset-bought dorset cereals whenever they come to visit :*)

retired_gulkis

saying that i think i'll shun it for an omelette this morning