Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'

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Curi-Ou's
The mystery breakfast cereal
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A breakfast cereal composed of torus-shaped O's, made of an unknown combination of grains, and with a filling of equally mysterious origins. You could have fun trying to guess what it's made of.

nick_n_uit, Mar 24 2001

MyCereal http://www.mycereal.com/
Make your own "Curi-Ou's" and try them out on your friends. Make sure to cover up the custom ingredients label first. [egnor, Mar 24 2001, last modified Oct 04 2004]


Short name, e.g., Bob's Coffee

Destination URL. E.g., http://www.coffee.com/

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       "May contain one or more of the following: (very long list...)" I've never heard of cereal O's having "filling", however.

egnor, Mar 24 2001
  

       egnor: it's difficult, but I'm sure it's possible. Just use really, really small donut-filling syringes.
Peter: we could either go with egnor's idea, list all of the ingredients' scientific names (ever read the ingredients for Twinkies?), or a combination of the two.

nick_n_uit, Mar 24 2001
  

       And for those not entirely sure of their sexuality: Bi-curi-ous. (I apologize.)

AfroAssault, Jul 01 2001
  

       [mephista], reminds me of those great truck stops on I-95. "Today's Special: Meat." "Yes, waitress, what type of meat is it?" "Meat." Always have some follow up questions. "Are there any waitresses missing?" Godspeed and Rapid Christ, Seth "phonetic balogna" Azrael.

eat the damn crayon, Oct 20 2001
  


 
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