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It's literally a "cereal grain". It's found alongside the sugar pops, bran flakes, and cheertios on grocery aisles. YOU might not think it's an alternative, b
by grendelt 3y ago
It's literally a "cereal grain". It's found alongside the sugar pops, bran flakes, and cheertios on grocery aisles.
YOU might not think it's an alternative, but it very much is a cereal.
- dragonwriter 3y ago> It’s literally a “cereal grain”. Right, its within the space of breakfast cereal, not an alternative to it.
- cortesoft 3y agoI think that was the point... it isn't an alternative to cereal because it IS a cereal