“Cereals with cold or hot milk”: these are the real debates on social media

The cereal ritual it is as sacred as it is varied in the morning. Soft, crunchy, with a large or small spoon, drowned in hot or cold milk… Everyone has their own technique for preparing and eating them.

A successful day begins with a good balanced breakfast and cereal lovers have understood it. Special K among other things: the brand has improved its recipes on a nutritional level without giving up gluttony to start the day well: “A good start. A good day “.

Thanks to Special K, even the most demanding beaks will necessarily find a Special K recipe made just for them! Red fruits, dark chocolate, mix of oats and honey … Many flavors that go hand in hand with the various ways of consuming them.

In this regard, here are four trends related to cereals and their preparation. Existential questions that have invaded social networks and ignited the debate.

Is the milk poured before or after the cereal?

Most of the answers a Twitter suggests pouring the milk after the cereal. The reason ? This way, consumers would feel like they have more cereal in their bowl. For the more pragmatic, the milk before the cereal risks overflowing the entire preparation, while pouring it after, allows you to dose everything perfectly. Plus, grains mix much better if milk is added at the end.

Faced with this argument, the followers of milk before cereals do not allow themselves to be dismantled. They particularly argue that the opposite technique would have the effect of making the grains soft too quickly while floating them.

Are cereals eaten with cold milk or hot milk?

For cold milk lovers, it’s just plain weird, if not nauseating, to instantly soften your cereal with hot milk. Cold milk tends to give a nice boost in the morning, but above all to keep our cereals crunchy for longer. Pouring cold milk on cereals is also a matter of timing. Difficult for latecomers to wake up and take the time to heat the milk!

For the hot milk team, this would have a comforting property. Something to wake up softly, especially as some people add powdered chocolate to hot milk. Finally, warm milk helps heal sore throats upon waking. Say goodbye to hoarse voice and dry windpipe in the morning!

Are cereals eaten with a small or large spoon?

Certainly, the grain debate never ends. For some, the big spoon seems obvious. It allows you to take in a greater quantity of cereals and milk, but above all to enjoy much more. Gourmets and gourmets, see you!

For those, on the other hand, who love to take their time in the morning, and enjoy their cereals: it is the spoon that is necessarily indispensable. After all, whoever says small bites, says prolonged pleasure.

Is drinking the milk that remains after the cereal yes or no?

For some people, it is obvious to drink milk after cereal. First of all because it avoids waste and gives the milk a slightly sweet taste. One last little pleasure before continuing the day!

Fortunately, the Special K adapts to all habits when you get out of bed. Whether with a large or small spoon, whether you finish your hot or cold milk, you can trust their cereals to get you through the morning routine.

What perhaps ends the debate once and for all about how we should eat our grains!

There is something new in the wonderful world of cereals

Special K is renewed by changing the composition of its three historical recipes without giving up the taste for breakfast a meal that combines well-being and pleasure. Special K has greatly improved the recipe for its iconic petal, which it now has more fiber and less salt without sacrificing taste.

• Original K special : more fiber and less salt allow this recipe to pass into nutri-score B.
• Special K Red Fruits : the new recipe of the petals and the addition of cranberries allows Special K Fruits Rouges to be more gourmet. This recipe has a nutritional rating of B.
• Special K Dark Chocolate : The new recipe for the petals and the increase in the amount of chocolate to 64% cocoa make this recipe delicious.

Whatever activities are planned for your day, your morning can start on the right foot: “A good start. A good day”.

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