
Cereal is a proper British institution, from lazy Sunday mornings to frantic weekday dashes. Time to settle the bowl-based debate once and for all.
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Weetabix
Love it or loathe it, Weetabix is the breakfast staple that splits the nation between milk-drenched mush and near-dry biscuit. A true British institution with its own cult following.

Coco Pops
The cereal that made every kid feel like they'd won breakfast. That chocolate milk at the end is arguably the best part of the whole bowl.

Crunchy Nut Cornflakes
The advert warned us they were unbelievably tasty and they weren't lying. A box rarely survives more than a couple of days in any household.

Shreddies
The lattice of loveliness that keeps you full until lunchtime. Frosted or plain, they're the underrated hero of the cereal aisle.

Frosties
Tony the Tiger's sugary masterpiece has been fuelling schoolkids and nostalgic adults for decades. Simple, sweet, and utterly iconic.
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