I'll try it next time. I'll just throw the cereal away and drink the cinnamon milk.
- Streit2ThePoint

you could make a youtube video acting crazy like that.

How would that cause a death?
- shvingter88

the roll penetrated your soft-ass palate and punctured your brain, dumb dumb.

the roll penetrated your soft-ass palate and punctured your brain, dumb dumb.
- Shutdown

so soft

the roll penetrated your soft-ass palate and punctured your brain, dumb dumb.
- Shutdown

take it easy, ziggy.

show some respect for the dead.

so soft
- Crimsoninja

lol

the roll penetrated your soft-ass palate and punctured your brain, dumb dumb.
- Shutdown

My palate is soft?

My palate is soft?
- shvingter88

Sawft

My palate is soft?
- shvingter88

like poopoo

like poopoo
- Shutdown

Since when?

Like I eat granola almost every day and haven't even noticed.

Since when?

Like I eat granola almost every day and haven't even noticed.
- shvingter88

thoughts on eating captain crunch ?

thoughts on eating captain crunch ?
- cabin

In my att5

In my att5
- shvingter88

ever try Quisp? i just discovered it. basically Cap'n but with shapes that are much easier on the mouth-roof

ever try Quisp? i just discovered it. basically Cap'n but with shapes that are much easier on the mouth-roof
- Crimsoninja

Never heard of or seent it and probs will never try it

The next cereal I buy is either french toast crunch or CTC

ever try Quisp? i just discovered it. basically Cap'n but with shapes that are much easier on the mouth-roof
- Crimsoninja

Was around in the 70's . I don't remember it tasting like it does now. Same with Kaboom.

Never heard of or seent it and probs will never try it

The next cereal I buy is either french toast crunch or CTC
- shvingter88

- cabin

That poop looks like poop

That poop looks like poop
- shvingter88

If you're an old fart like me, you might have fond childhood memories of the original Quisp cereal. It was introduced in 1965 along with a companion cereal called Quake. Both of them were actually knock-offs of Cap'n Crunch - the same ingredients, flavor, and crunch as in the Cap'n, but in different shapes (Quisp was formed into little "flying saucers" and Quake was in the form of letter Qs.)

Although eventually Quisp's popularity faded in the early 1970's and the cereal faded out of the national market, fans have long been nostalgic about it, and Quaker has never really pulled the plug on it. Quisp has been available sporadically in test markets since the early 1980's, and it has also been "pop up marketed" by Quaker in an unusual way for a large corporation since the 1990's - A freestanding display would be set up in the cereal aisle of a supermarket, filled with boxes of Quisp, and remain until the display was sold out. Quaker was able to keep interest in the cereal alive for quite awhile with this teasing sort of marketing unitl finally, in the early 2000s with the widespread use of this intertube doubleya-doubleya-doubleya-thing, Quisp became one of the first online-marketed cereals, consistently available through an online store.


I've always really like Quisp in no small part because, while it shares flavor and crunchability with Cap'n Crunch, it does not have the Cap'n's roof-of-the-mouth-destroying qualities (fans of Cap'n Crunch will know what I mean.) I noticed the Quisp seemed to be returning to stores a couple of weeks ago, first appearing at the local Shop Rite and then showing up in Stop & Shop. The box art references Quisp's reputation as a hard-to-find cereal, but also promises that it's going into wider distribution again, which is good news for fans.

It's also good news if you want to make a Quisp omelet. Stop laughing.

That poop looks like poop
- shvingter88

its aMASEing

If you're an old fart like me, you might have fond childhood memories of the original Quisp cereal. It was introduced in 1965 along with a companion cereal called Quake. Both of them were actually knock-offs of Cap'n Crunch - the same ingredients, flavor, and crunch as in the Cap'n, but in different shapes (Quisp was formed into little "flying saucers" and Quake was in the form of letter Qs.)

Although eventually Quisp's popularity faded in the early 1970's and the cereal faded out of the national market, fans have long been nostalgic about it, and Quaker has never really pulled the plug on it. Quisp has been available sporadically in test markets since the early 1980's, and it has also been "pop up marketed" by Quaker in an unusual way for a large corporation since the 1990's - A freestanding display would be set up in the cereal aisle of a supermarket, filled with boxes of Quisp, and remain until the display was sold out. Quaker was able to keep interest in the cereal alive for quite awhile with this teasing sort of marketing unitl finally, in the early 2000s with the widespread use of this intertube doubleya-doubleya-doubleya-thing, Quisp became one of the first online-marketed cereals, consistently available through an online store.


I've always really like Quisp in no small part because, while it shares flavor and crunchability with Cap'n Crunch, it does not have the Cap'n's roof-of-the-mouth-destroying qualities (fans of Cap'n Crunch will know what I mean.) I noticed the Quisp seemed to be returning to stores a couple of weeks ago, first appearing at the local Shop Rite and then showing up in Stop & Shop. The box art references Quisp's reputation as a hard-to-find cereal, but also promises that it's going into wider distribution again, which is good news for fans.

It's also good news if you want to make a Quisp omelet. Stop laughing.
- cabin

its aMASEing
- Crimsoninja

Legit might buy it if I see it but only after I try the Heath ice cream you told me about

Legit might buy it if I see it but only after I try the Heath ice cream you told me about
- shvingter88

coffee heath ben and jerrys

its aMASEing
- Crimsoninja

X2

coffee heath ben and jerrys
- Crimsoninja

Yeah maybe

That poop looks like poop
- shvingter88

and the alien is not a big fan of crims.

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My wife ate the last of the CTC. She spent the night at her parents house.