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Old Fri, Dec-15-06, 10:30
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Default Low Carb Crunchy Cereal

Low Carb Crunchy Cereal

1 cup crumbled pork rinds
1 oz. chopped unsalted nuts (not peanuts)
1 Tbs. Splenda (more or less to taste)
dash cinnamon (to taste)
Half n half


Crumble pork rinds in a bowl. Mix in chopped nuts. Sprinkle with Splenda and cinnamon to taste. (optional if you don't like sweet cereal). Pour on a little half in half. Enjoy

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Old Fri, Dec-22-06, 01:47
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I just tried this and it is Awesome

I have been missing that crunchy texture of cereal, I used to eat Honey Nut Cheerios all the time. Now this gives me that crunchy feeling I was missing.

I thought I would have to give up my morning cereal.
not anymore. YUM
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Old Fri, Dec-22-06, 12:33
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Very good! I tried this out today.
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Old Mon, Jan-01-07, 10:59
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I'm looking forward to trying this, but I was just curious if you found that the pork rinds soaked up most of the liquid?
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Old Mon, Jan-01-07, 11:20
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Interesting never thought of trying that. Will have to give this one a whirl this week.

Thanks.
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