jerleat

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.

MixitupMixitdictator

i like Salmon

Arjen Robben

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

JK Galgreefe

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.

T!mbo

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. :**********)

The_Fish

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

KFC ifb.

Russ-Professional Hitman

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

mika

Pfft, BK Chicken Royale > KFC

tim1000000

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 :*)

tim1000000

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