How do you add milk to cereal?

Add your milk. Begin pouring slowly, until the cereal begins to float a bit. If you want your cereal to have only a bit of moisture and retain its crunch, pour a small amount. If you love soupy cereal and slurping the excess milk at the bottom, pour away!

Should you put milk in cereal?

Well, these food scientists finally did the experiments to find out. Turns out that milk, due to its fat content, coats the cereal and keeps it from getting soggy as quickly as it does in pure water.

Do you pour milk first or cereal first?

Which comes first: The cereal or the milk? It’s true: most people do pour their cereal before their milk. You start with the solid and pour the liquid counterpart second, in the same way that you would pour dressing on top of a salad.

How much milk do I need for 30g of cereal?

Adding fruit to cereal Raisins, dried apricots, bananas and strawberries are popular choices and can be added to any cereal, depending on your tastes. You could wash down breakfast with a small glass (150ml) of 100\% fruit juice, which also counts towards your 5 A Day.

What is the perfect ratio of cereal to milk?

There is no “perfect” ratio of cereal to milk. Luckily, there is a better way. First, pour your milk into the bowl, then. Pour just enough cereal in the bowl to cover the surface of the milk. Eat that small bit of cereal. Finally, repeat steps 2 & 3 until all milk in the bowl is gone.

How do you put cereal in a bowl with milk?

Just pour at the side of your bowl and not al over the place, because then the milk rises and the cereal will start to float more than if you pour everywhere, because the milk will touch more cereal and thus it will be more soggy. But you don’t have to. The right order is: Cereal + milk and Yoghurt + cereal (in my eyes that is the most logical)

Should you put the milk in the fridge before or after cereal?

From the perspective of analyzing the timing effects of what gets poured first, pouring the milk first means that it will sit out longer and get warmer earlier in your cereal consumption. Personally, I would rather keep the milk in the refrigerator until the last possible moment to ensure that I have cold milk on my cereal.

How do you get milk out of a bowl?

First, pour your milk into the bowl, then. Pour just enough cereal in the bowl to cover the surface of the milk. Eat that small bit of cereal. Finally, repeat steps 2 & 3 until all milk in the bowl is gone.