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plain hot shredded wheat without sugar?
I've always heard of hot shredded wheat but never tried it. Does anyone do plain hot shredded wheat? Without sugar or anything? Just original shredded wheat and hot skim milk? Or would that be gross?
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- Butter CupLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
I'm sorry. Yes, it sounds gross. I could not eat it w/o splenda or sugar.
However, to each his own. You might enjoy it.
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plain hot shredded wheat without sugar?
I've always heard of hot shredded wheat but never tried it. Does anyone do plain hot shredded wheat? Without sugar or anything? Just original shredded wheat and hot skim milk? Or would that be gross?
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- 1 decade ago
My grandmother used to make this for me...
She'd take one square of shredded wheat (those big size ones), and pour hot water over it. Let it sit for a few mins then drain off the hot water and pour your milk over it. She always put brown sugar on too but that's optional ;-)
Hope that works!
- Chris JLv 51 decade ago
This sounds lovely. I never put sugar on my shreddies. If you need a little sweetness try the honey and nut shredded wheat.
These latter ones are also delicious eaten dry... Don't knock it... try it.
Chris
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I used to eat HOT shredded wheat all the time - without any dairy products - If you read about the horrible chemicals in any dairy products, -- hormones, herbicides, insecticides, antibiotics, COW antibodies and COW genetic material, you are better off without the dairy- as one Internationally applauded Scientist said, Man was never intended to drink COW milk, or eat COW products - in South America, the people, who have not built up an immunity such as in Europe and North America, will get violently ill if they eat COW milk. Many people in Europe and N.A. have hundreds of heatlth issues from Bovine reactions, and don't know it!
On a cold day, I just poured boiling water from the kettle over the cereal and drained it- it gets mushy of course, but it is 100% real food. You can try dried blueberries, currants, raisins, cranberries, and other dried fruit for flavour - they are 100% real and can add a bit of flavour without artificially processed SUCROSE Dextrose, Glucose, Maltose, Galactose, etc. being ADDED. I now use a mix of as many grains and seeds as possible - something like BOB's RED MILL Muesli which has 5 or 6 grains and dates and raisins - RAW, and its great... I am up to 40 to 50 grains and nuts that I buy bulk and mix. If I cook them, I do not add any fruit or sweet stuff. You are what you eat - what are you made of? I have a friend in Toronto who eats Sugar Frosted Marshmallow Coco Puffs covered in Chocolate Milk followed by a Chocolate Pop Tart, and then goes off to school... I think there is a coupon inside for 20% your next case shipment of RITALIN, since, for some reason, the kids are bouncing off the walls by the time they get to school... I wonder what would happen if they tried REAL food?
- ckngbbblsLv 71 decade ago
gross works for me.
I cannot eat cereal at all without sugar.
If you are used to eating cereal, even hot cereal without sugar, you might like it.
Try it and see.
Everyones tastes are different.
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