I prefer a flaked cereal with a dash of milk, I dunno there’s something of everything here.  It’s both charmingly traditional and at the same time astonishingly contemporary.  It really is the food of the masses, regardless of economic, social or religious disposition.  Not only that, it has endured in  British larders and pantries for generations.  And for me this is why flaked cereal gets my vote.  So yes, britain has got talent, you’ve got the x factor and i’m putting you straight through to boot camp.

I prefer a flaked cereal with a dash of milk, I dunno there’s something of everything here.  It’s both charmingly traditional and at the same time astonishingly contemporary.  It really is the food of the masses, regardless of economic, social or religious disposition.  Not only that, it has endured in  British larders and pantries for generations.  And for me this is why flaked cereal gets my vote.  So yes, britain has got talent, you’ve got the x factor and i’m putting you straight through to boot camp.