Am I the only one to iron my Cornflakes?

[Glocko]

Following on from "burnt coffee" and "washed tea bags" I pose the question.
Does anyone else iron their Cornflakes before preparing their breakfast?
I normally give each flake a 2 second pressing at 130 degrees prior to building the dish.
I find it helps with 'stacking' in the bowl; less voids..more flakes, and also facilitates the 'flake on the tongue till it melts away' process I'm sure you all enjoy without the abrasive effect of the traditional scab like flake.

Join us next week for the 'stroking your Jaffa Cake' debate!

[sidekickdmr]

[anonymous-user]

I often run a keyboard-vac over my weetabix to remove those annoying crumbs

[pad58]

[timmytortoise]

If I try this with the sugar coated frosties, Mrs Tortoise bought last week, the sugar will caramelize - yum!
TT
PS.Anyone know how to get burnt sugar off an iron?

[taldo]

Symbolica said:

I often run a keyboard-vac over my weetabix to remove those annoying crumbs

is there actually a device called a keyboard-vac? or are you refering to a generic dustbuster type thingy?

[PintOfKittens]

timmytortoise said:

PS.Anyone know how to get burnt sugar off an iron?

Lick it off while the iron is hot

[Cotty]

Glocko said:

Join us next week for the 'stroking your Jaffa Cake' debate!

[anonymous-user]

taldo said:

Symbolica said:

I often run a keyboard-vac over my weetabix to remove those annoying crumbs

is there actually a device called a keyboard-vac? or are you refering to a generic dustbuster type thingy?

Not sure about the name but yes, it's actually for vacuming keyboards. Got it as a christmas present from the gadget shop, it's about the size of a marker pen and it plugs into the USB port. It's also st.

[Matt Black]

timmytortoise said:

PS.Anyone know how to get burnt sugar off an iron?

Pop it in the dish washer, in fact fire your Tea bags in to, wash the whole box in one go!

[Simpo Two]

Matt Black said:

Pop it in the dish washer, in fact fire your Tea bags in to, wash the whole box in one go!

And threby turn your dishwaher into a giant Teasmade full of plates

[captainzep]

Glocko said:

Following on from "burnt coffee" and "washed tea bags" I pose the question.
Does anyone else iron their Cornflakes before preparing their breakfast?
I normally give each flake a 2 second pressing at 130 degrees prior to building the dish.
I find it helps with 'stacking' in the bowl; less voids..more flakes, and also facilitates the 'flake on the tongue till it melts away' process I'm sure you all enjoy without the abrasive effect of the traditional scab like flake.

Join us next week for the 'stroking your Jaffa Cake' debate!

Ha! You spaz!

Were you to put your cornflakes in a bowl next to your shower, then hang them up individually afterwards, you wouldn't need to iron them!

Your carriage awaits...

[wiggy001]

captainzep said:

Your carriage awaits...

Blimey, not seen one of those in years - bloke opposite my house when I was a kid used to have one. Anyone know what they are called?

[chr15b]

wiggy001 said:

captainzep said:

Your carriage awaits...

Blimey, not seen one of those in years - bloke opposite my house when I was a kid used to have one. Anyone know what they are called?

i know what we used to call them, but it's not very PC these days

[shakotan]

wiggy001 said:

captainzep said:

Your carriage awaits...

Blimey, not seen one of those in years - bloke opposite my house when I was a kid used to have one. Anyone know what they are called?

Banned from Road Use is what they are called now.

It was the Thundersley Invacar.

Didn't meet type approval for the Euro Motorcycle Single Vehicle Approval Scheme, so they were called and scrapped, and the Motorbility Scheme took over.

[arfur daley]

my cornflakes already have iron in them.