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

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nilla wafers cereal
NILLA WAFERS CEREAL
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plain and simple. theres already milk on the box, u know you wanna dunk em...why not make a cereal out of them?

dlinkwnt, Nov 19 2002

Nilla http://www.nabiscoworld.com/nilla/
its nilla's [skinflaps, Oct 04 2004]

Vanilla Wafer Cereal http://www.lavasurf...ereal-ralston2.html
Apparently there used to be a Vanilla Wafer version of Cookie Crisp cereal. May or may not be what I was remembering.... [mwburden, Oct 04 2004]



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       Never heard of these things ,however the banana pudding sounds appealing..link

skinflaps, Nov 19 2002
  

       I think this is baked IRL. I'll see if I can find a reference.

mwburden, Nov 19 2002
  

       you little devil you [mwb]

po, Nov 19 2002
  

       What po said

thumbwax, Nov 19 2002
  

       :)   

       I take a handful and crumble them up into a small glass of milk and eat it with a spoon. Kind if along the same lines, but it is delicious none the less. I would buy the cereal and top it off with slices of a banana.

drfowler, Nov 19 2002
  

       wow i didnt know anyone else did that. It made me sad though when i sat down with a bowl full of oreos with milk poured on them. Just then a commercial for oreo cereal came on for the first time... Damn, i thought... baked. the Nilla cookies or graham crackers or oreos with milk are my favorite. Especially with real milk!

L a z y M a n, Aug 07 2003
  


 
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