Next week is the start of Kellogg’s National Breakfast Week and what is a better way to kick things off than with a fabulous giveaway? For all nostalgic collectors out there, this is definitely for you! The company has recreated the original packaging of Rice Krispies, Corn Flakes and All-Bran and only a very small number of these have been manufactured. These boxes won’t be empty! Also included are other favourite cereals like Kellogg’s Start, Crunchy Nut and Nature’s Pleasure and some more. To win this prize, just answer the following easy question…
Answer This Easy Question
What is the most bizarre thing you have ever eaten for breakfast? Recipes welcome.
In the COMMENTS section you find below, enter your name and give your answer. I will draw from these names in a week’s time.
Please read the T & C carefully.
The competition closes on Sunday, the 6th of September and the winner will be announced on Monday, the 7th. Got it? Good luck!
Terms & Conditions
- Unfortunately, due to the nature of this prize this giveaway is only open to UK residents.
- If the winner hasn’t replied within two weeks to any of the organisers’ emails to collect his prize, a new winner will be randomly drawn.
In the COMMENTS section you find below, enter your name and give your answer. I will draw from these names in a week’s time.
Please read the T & C carefully.
The competition closes on Monday, the 13th of September and the winners will be announced on Tuesday, the 14th of September. Got it? Good luck!
My homemade beef curry scooped up with slices of bread – no cutlery to wash then
As a child i often had left over gravy on bread yummy!
Nachos and dip leftover from the night before!
Raw ginger root. (Well, I was pregnant at the time!)
ICE,crushed preferably,fab for brekkie!!!
When I was about 19, on a weekend, I regularly ate cold special fried rice, or cold chow mein for breakfast. Excellent hangover food !
Leftover curry from the night before!
I have had curry, chinese & pizza, but not altogether
During my body-building days (a fad I have since grown out of) I used to whisk 6 raw eggs and drink them every day. Tasted awful. Don’t know how managed to do it. Given the choice I’d choose my Kellogs
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Biscuits in gravy, on holiday in the USA
Kedgeree = great for lunch or dinner, really not so good for breakfast!
leftover curry from the night before.
A cheese sandwich made of a block of mature cheddar sandwiched between 2 penguin biscuits. My OH was pregnant but I got the cravings for weird food. Thats my excuse anyway.
When i was younger I got the ferry to Ireland and had steak and eggs for breakfast. It was the best breakfast ever!!!
In my fishing days we almost ran out of food and made and ate cold Baked Bean and Marmalade sandwiches
Kelloggs Rice Krispies with lemonade – ran out of milk. Snap, Crackle and Fizz!
a steamed pizza
After a night out Angoustouri bitters followed a banana
Cold plum crumble
Chicken porridge was pretty bizarre! Eaten on holiday in Singapore.
Pipi Fritters
Shark Bread – Bread shaped like a Shark, I was working in the Bahamas at the time as a Scuba Diving Instructor.
Haggis when I was pregnant, now its sausage and bean pasty.
The strangest thing I’ve ever eaten for breakfast was raw salmon , fresh from the river – I was on an expedition in Alaska at the time – wasn’t really my “cup of tea” – but it filled a gap …….
Sardines with a strawberry jam sandwich
leftover Doner Kebab on toast, yum.
Black Forest Gateaux – chocolate tastes soooooooo much better for breakfast
Deep Fried battered pickled egg left over from the night before.
Chocolate Gateau!
Most bizarre was Bacon with strawberries and syrup, ew, this was in Florida, it was gross…
I have always loved Kelloggs Frosties and that didn’t change when I was pregnant but I did go off milk and craved fresh orange so had Frosties in orange juice and it was delicious.
A chocolate and almond cake I had found on the bus on the way home from my school reunion last year.
Weirdest thing I have had for breakfast is fried mars bar on toast.
The weirdest thing I had for breakfast was vegetable soup
Very hot chilli omelette in Mexico city- it was surprisingly nice.
Tomatoe jelly with cream cheese and chives
Tomato jelly with cream cheese and chives
Pink fishy blancmange and rollmop herrings from a Norweigian Hotel buffet breakfast..they were the lesser of many evils!
Cold pizza. URGH!
I eat microwaved corned beef every day.
curry (leftover takeaway)
My brother had eggshell sandwiches whilst on holiday with grandparents. Mum wasnt amused when we got back.
A pie and pea supper…cold……I bought it the night before but was too drunk to eat it!!!
I always had tomato ketchup on toast as a young child. I recently tried this again but it was nowhere near as nice as i remember.
Cold pasta bake and cold garlic bread – but I was hungover!
boiled broccoli
Pork Pie and Branston pickle followed by trifle – leftovers from New Year’s Eve party the night before!
Mars Bar and cold army ration sausage and beans whilst on a training exercise in the rain on a cold October morning at 6:ooam.
Husband did the shopping, without checking use-by dates. We had a full english breakfast including fillet steak, three types of sausages, followed by strawberries and cream … well we were going to wimbledon that day.
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