What are your favourite cereals & how do you eat them?
Q. Mine are; Crunchy nut cornflakes, which I crush down into little bits before adding milk (apart from getting more into a cereal bowl, it also strangely tastes better!). Then Shreddies or Frosted wheats - with these I let them soak in the milk for about 5-10 mins before eating. Again, they taste better like this. What are your favourite cereals and do you do anything to them?
Asked by magneto - Mon May 12 08:55:24 2008 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love sugar puffs and frosted shreddies, with ice cold milk, not too much to make the cereal mushy though, gotta have crunch. I love frosties too, infact, I love 'em all.
Answered by fatgirlslimx - Mon May 12 09:10:55 2008
Q. Mine are; Crunchy nut cornflakes, which I crush down into little bits before adding milk (apart from getting more into a cereal bowl, it also strangely tastes better!). Then Shreddies or Frosted wheats - with these I let them soak in the milk for about 5-10 mins before eating. Again, they taste better like this. What are your favourite cereals and do you do anything to them?
Asked by magneto - Mon May 12 08:55:24 2008 - - 23 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I love sugar puffs and frosted shreddies, with ice cold milk, not too much to make the cereal mushy though, gotta have crunch. I love frosties too, infact, I love 'em all.
Answered by fatgirlslimx - Mon May 12 09:10:55 2008
When did you start your baby on solids and cereals?
Q. and also the cereal. My pediatrician told me to start the cereals at 5mths and solids at 6mths...does this sound about right?
Asked by ~ Mallory's Mommy ~ - Fri Dec 5 18:03:15 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay, racking the memory here. Older daughter, tried to start her at around 4-5 months on cereals. Did not show much interest. Eventually got her to eat cereal and then introduced fruits. They usually ended up on my shoulder. At 6 months, while on vacation, we noticed that she was trying to grab forks and spoons from us and we said, okay, lets try fruit again. She took to it immediately. Younger daughter, completely different story. She was a bigger baby to start, refused to be supplemented with formula and we started cereal at around 4 months and she loved it. Slowly introduced the strained baby food and had no problems. The only foods I would not give them was the strained meats. They didn't appeal to me and I didn't think they would… [cont.]
Answered by enki90 - Fri Dec 5 18:11:47 2008
Q. and also the cereal. My pediatrician told me to start the cereals at 5mths and solids at 6mths...does this sound about right?
Asked by ~ Mallory's Mommy ~ - Fri Dec 5 18:03:15 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Okay, racking the memory here. Older daughter, tried to start her at around 4-5 months on cereals. Did not show much interest. Eventually got her to eat cereal and then introduced fruits. They usually ended up on my shoulder. At 6 months, while on vacation, we noticed that she was trying to grab forks and spoons from us and we said, okay, lets try fruit again. She took to it immediately. Younger daughter, completely different story. She was a bigger baby to start, refused to be supplemented with formula and we started cereal at around 4 months and she loved it. Slowly introduced the strained baby food and had no problems. The only foods I would not give them was the strained meats. They didn't appeal to me and I didn't think they would… [cont.]
Answered by enki90 - Fri Dec 5 18:11:47 2008
Why do they keep changing the taste of cereals?Give your opinion?
Q. I am a child of the 80's. I remember how cereals use to taste, now they want to add awful tasting whole grains and other stuff. If a person doesn't want sugar cereals, then don't buy them. Not everyone wants to eat whole grain, less sugar cereals.Why should the rest of us have to suffer with expensive, bland tasting products?Bring back original cereal recipes. Golden Grahams,Trix,Honey Comb,Kix,Cocoa Puffs,cinnamon toast crunch,Capn' Crunch,Cookie crisp, etc are not the same anymore.
Asked by emerald - Wed Dec 5 22:44:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I totally agree with you. I'm a child of the 70's, and I've noticed how they've fluoresced the colors of Trix and Froot Loops, removed the word "sugar" from the names of (super sugar) Crisp and (sugar) Pops and (sugar) Frosted Flakes. Recently I noticed that the appearance of Apple Jacks has changed and Peanut Butter Crunch tastes downright bland. I suspect what's really going on is an overall cheapening of the quality of breakfast cereals across the board. These companies are under price pressure these days, and they're probably making at least some of their changes in order to save money. Others on here said that innovation is the way things are done. But that rule has never applied to food--people like their food to remain… [cont.]
Answered by chuck - Wed Dec 5 23:14:56 2007
Q. I am a child of the 80's. I remember how cereals use to taste, now they want to add awful tasting whole grains and other stuff. If a person doesn't want sugar cereals, then don't buy them. Not everyone wants to eat whole grain, less sugar cereals.Why should the rest of us have to suffer with expensive, bland tasting products?Bring back original cereal recipes. Golden Grahams,Trix,Honey Comb,Kix,Cocoa Puffs,cinnamon toast crunch,Capn' Crunch,Cookie crisp, etc are not the same anymore.
Asked by emerald - Wed Dec 5 22:44:54 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I totally agree with you. I'm a child of the 70's, and I've noticed how they've fluoresced the colors of Trix and Froot Loops, removed the word "sugar" from the names of (super sugar) Crisp and (sugar) Pops and (sugar) Frosted Flakes. Recently I noticed that the appearance of Apple Jacks has changed and Peanut Butter Crunch tastes downright bland. I suspect what's really going on is an overall cheapening of the quality of breakfast cereals across the board. These companies are under price pressure these days, and they're probably making at least some of their changes in order to save money. Others on here said that innovation is the way things are done. But that rule has never applied to food--people like their food to remain… [cont.]
Answered by chuck - Wed Dec 5 23:14:56 2007
Are vitamins and minerals in cereals a natural occurence, or are they added?
Q. You see it all the time. Cereals boasting about how much vitamins and minerals they contain. What I want to know is if these nutrients occur naturally in the ingredients used to make the cereals, or are they synthetic nutrients just added to make them look nutritious. Thanks.
Asked by Andy - Fri Mar 14 01:37:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are added, and they appear on the list of ingredients.
Answered by Susan S - Fri Mar 14 19:15:14 2008
Q. You see it all the time. Cereals boasting about how much vitamins and minerals they contain. What I want to know is if these nutrients occur naturally in the ingredients used to make the cereals, or are they synthetic nutrients just added to make them look nutritious. Thanks.
Asked by Andy - Fri Mar 14 01:37:04 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are added, and they appear on the list of ingredients.
Answered by Susan S - Fri Mar 14 19:15:14 2008
What are some good fortified cereals for vegans?
Q. The day I decided to be vegan, I realized that my Multi-Grain Cheerios are almost perfect for vegans. It provides 100% of like 10 or 12 vitamins & minerals. Including B12, Iron, and Zinc. Almost like it was made for vegans. Anyways, in case I ever get tired of this I'd like to know if there are any other cereals that have at least a decent amount (since other Cheerios has at least 30 or so % of each) of all these vitamins and minerals.
Asked by Jason - Fri Apr 16 15:38:59 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Total is the first thing that comes to mind. For a treat try Apple Jacks. They are fortified also and sweet.
Answered by Stung In Eye By Bee - Fri Apr 16 16:12:35 2010
Q. The day I decided to be vegan, I realized that my Multi-Grain Cheerios are almost perfect for vegans. It provides 100% of like 10 or 12 vitamins & minerals. Including B12, Iron, and Zinc. Almost like it was made for vegans. Anyways, in case I ever get tired of this I'd like to know if there are any other cereals that have at least a decent amount (since other Cheerios has at least 30 or so % of each) of all these vitamins and minerals.
Asked by Jason - Fri Apr 16 15:38:59 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Total is the first thing that comes to mind. For a treat try Apple Jacks. They are fortified also and sweet.
Answered by Stung In Eye By Bee - Fri Apr 16 16:12:35 2010
what are the most healthy cereals for a diet?
Q. What are the best kind of cereals to eat for breakfast while being on a diet? I have special k and im kinda getting tired of it. I'd like to have a different type. so what are some healthy cereals that are also tasty?
Asked by *GlensBayB* - Tue Jun 5 00:18:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look for low sugar, high fiber cereals, such as Kashi or Fiber One. If you like hot cereal, oatmeal is great for you and helps control cholesteral.
Answered by justme - Tue Jun 5 00:23:50 2007
Q. What are the best kind of cereals to eat for breakfast while being on a diet? I have special k and im kinda getting tired of it. I'd like to have a different type. so what are some healthy cereals that are also tasty?
Asked by *GlensBayB* - Tue Jun 5 00:18:53 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look for low sugar, high fiber cereals, such as Kashi or Fiber One. If you like hot cereal, oatmeal is great for you and helps control cholesteral.
Answered by justme - Tue Jun 5 00:23:50 2007
What are the best cereals to mix together?
Q. I think Frosted Flakes mix well with almost anything. My friend said he has never mixed cereals. I thought that was preposterous.
Asked by Goph - Thu Feb 12 23:44:29 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey combs & apple jacks yum Daemon~~
Answered by Roisin - Fri Feb 13 00:27:21 2009
Q. I think Frosted Flakes mix well with almost anything. My friend said he has never mixed cereals. I thought that was preposterous.
Asked by Goph - Thu Feb 12 23:44:29 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey combs & apple jacks yum Daemon~~
Answered by Roisin - Fri Feb 13 00:27:21 2009
What are highly processed breakfast cereals?
Q. what does highly processed mean? what are some examples of these types of cereals? --i'm supposed to avoid them and i don't even know which ones they are or how to find out wich ones they are. i eat basic 4 CEREAL. Is that a high processed breakfast cereal?
Asked by chapped lips - Sat Jan 12 13:33:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most of them are highly processed, sadly. if it contains flakes or "O's" or other fancy shapes, it has been processed a whole lot to make that happen. bran flakes, shredded wheat and granola are less processed.
Answered by Melanie T - Sat Jan 12 15:03:28 2008
Q. what does highly processed mean? what are some examples of these types of cereals? --i'm supposed to avoid them and i don't even know which ones they are or how to find out wich ones they are. i eat basic 4 CEREAL. Is that a high processed breakfast cereal?
Asked by chapped lips - Sat Jan 12 13:33:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. most of them are highly processed, sadly. if it contains flakes or "O's" or other fancy shapes, it has been processed a whole lot to make that happen. bran flakes, shredded wheat and granola are less processed.
Answered by Melanie T - Sat Jan 12 15:03:28 2008
What is the best alternative to sugar when we are using have breakfast cereals? honey? Ignoring low cal sweet?
Q. I know that the low calorie sweeteners are not good for health in long run so I was wondering which is a good alternative for sugar when having cereals. Is it Honey?
Asked by smart - Wed Mar 31 07:50:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey also has sugar and adds to calories. if you can burn your calories you can add honey or sugar to your cereals or else have them without sugar. cereals have carbohydrates which are in turn converted into sugars in the body. the sugars we add gives sweetness and adds calories to our diet.
Answered by shivarani - Wed Mar 31 08:15:06 2010
Q. I know that the low calorie sweeteners are not good for health in long run so I was wondering which is a good alternative for sugar when having cereals. Is it Honey?
Asked by smart - Wed Mar 31 07:50:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. honey also has sugar and adds to calories. if you can burn your calories you can add honey or sugar to your cereals or else have them without sugar. cereals have carbohydrates which are in turn converted into sugars in the body. the sugars we add gives sweetness and adds calories to our diet.
Answered by shivarani - Wed Mar 31 08:15:06 2010
what is the right time of feeding cereals for babies?
Q. Is it right to feed the baby cereals even if he is just 4 and half months? I am breastfeeding, but right now I am not feeling better. Ive got colds and cough because of travelling, but its almost a week now. I am just wondering if this will affect my milk. I stop breastfeeding my son, until I got better I will continue feeding him. Just need some advice or any experience/information you could share.
Asked by just me - Mon Dec 18 01:05:44 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can start feeding him cereal now, but it's really better to wait till 6 months. It is more important for him to get milk now than anything else. Your being sick will not affect the quality of your milk... If anything, it will build up immunity in your baby. Keep up the breastfeeding! Good for you!!!
Answered by Stacy B - Mon Dec 18 01:21:07 2006
Q. Is it right to feed the baby cereals even if he is just 4 and half months? I am breastfeeding, but right now I am not feeling better. Ive got colds and cough because of travelling, but its almost a week now. I am just wondering if this will affect my milk. I stop breastfeeding my son, until I got better I will continue feeding him. Just need some advice or any experience/information you could share.
Asked by just me - Mon Dec 18 01:05:44 2006 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can start feeding him cereal now, but it's really better to wait till 6 months. It is more important for him to get milk now than anything else. Your being sick will not affect the quality of your milk... If anything, it will build up immunity in your baby. Keep up the breastfeeding! Good for you!!!
Answered by Stacy B - Mon Dec 18 01:21:07 2006
Are cereals such as cookie crisp and Cinnamon toast crunch an acceptable breakfast for a child?
Q. And other yummy cereals? What is a nutritious breakfast for a child?
Asked by Happy Easter - Sat Aug 22 21:19:32 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I admit that I sometimes fall into the habit of giving my children only cereal for breakfast--it's quick and easy and they love it. However, something I've done to balance it out is to give them first a bowl of oatmeal or cream of wheat or even cracked whole wheat with milk and a little brown sugar (a little, less than a spoonful) before they can have their second bowl of "sweetened cereal" )what we call it around here. That way they still get the yummy cereal but have a more filling wholesome breakfast. They also usually have some juice (no more than 5 ounces) and toast on the side. I also try to rotate that with eggs. I try to do an ever-other-day thing, so one morning they'll have cereal (oatmeal and cereal) and the next day they' [cont.]
Answered by royalbird - Sat Aug 22 21:48:04 2009
Q. And other yummy cereals? What is a nutritious breakfast for a child?
Asked by Happy Easter - Sat Aug 22 21:19:32 2009 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I admit that I sometimes fall into the habit of giving my children only cereal for breakfast--it's quick and easy and they love it. However, something I've done to balance it out is to give them first a bowl of oatmeal or cream of wheat or even cracked whole wheat with milk and a little brown sugar (a little, less than a spoonful) before they can have their second bowl of "sweetened cereal" )what we call it around here. That way they still get the yummy cereal but have a more filling wholesome breakfast. They also usually have some juice (no more than 5 ounces) and toast on the side. I also try to rotate that with eggs. I try to do an ever-other-day thing, so one morning they'll have cereal (oatmeal and cereal) and the next day they' [cont.]
Answered by royalbird - Sat Aug 22 21:48:04 2009
What are the advantages of different baby cereals?
Q. What are the advantages of different baby cereals? Which did you (or your baby) prefer? rice, oatmeal, wheat, multigrain?
Asked by M J - Wed Jan 21 22:32:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We started out giving our first daughter rice cereal, but everytime after she ate it, she got a tummyache and cried for a long time. So then we switched her to oat, and she did fine with that. When she had been on it for awhile, we switched to multigrain. With our second child, we just started out with oat. Oat is actually more nurtitious anyway! :)
Answered by Mommy of 2 - Wed Jan 21 22:46:01 2009
Q. What are the advantages of different baby cereals? Which did you (or your baby) prefer? rice, oatmeal, wheat, multigrain?
Asked by M J - Wed Jan 21 22:32:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We started out giving our first daughter rice cereal, but everytime after she ate it, she got a tummyache and cried for a long time. So then we switched her to oat, and she did fine with that. When she had been on it for awhile, we switched to multigrain. With our second child, we just started out with oat. Oat is actually more nurtitious anyway! :)
Answered by Mommy of 2 - Wed Jan 21 22:46:01 2009
How many different breakfast cereals are available in the United States.?
Q. I counted over 200 different cereals in my local grocery store and began to wonder how many are out there?
Asked by billmuneio - Sun Dec 18 14:02:59 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's resolve this overdue question by bringing it to a vote.
Answered by Roscoe0150 - Sat Feb 18 21:56:49 2006
Q. I counted over 200 different cereals in my local grocery store and began to wonder how many are out there?
Asked by billmuneio - Sun Dec 18 14:02:59 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Let's resolve this overdue question by bringing it to a vote.
Answered by Roscoe0150 - Sat Feb 18 21:56:49 2006
What are some high fiber yummy cereals? (That taste good without milk?) How much dietary fiber is in it? ?
Q. thanks! I guess I need to add more fiber to my diet and it would be easier to just have a cup of cereal help. Please let me know some yummy high fiber cereals and other foods (that are easy on the stomach and do not have to be prepared.) Thanks again!
Asked by cmsliwa - Sat Sep 27 15:18:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fiber one original..half a cup has 14g of fiber (theyre little fiber twigs though). they have clusters cereal as well with 13g of fiber per cup. theres more check out their site..they have bread, yogurt and bars too.
Answered by Me Want Cookie! - Sat Sep 27 15:46:52 2008
Q. thanks! I guess I need to add more fiber to my diet and it would be easier to just have a cup of cereal help. Please let me know some yummy high fiber cereals and other foods (that are easy on the stomach and do not have to be prepared.) Thanks again!
Asked by cmsliwa - Sat Sep 27 15:18:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. fiber one original..half a cup has 14g of fiber (theyre little fiber twigs though). they have clusters cereal as well with 13g of fiber per cup. theres more check out their site..they have bread, yogurt and bars too.
Answered by Me Want Cookie! - Sat Sep 27 15:46:52 2008
What are some fortified Breakfast cereals rich in vitamin D?
Q. I'm low in vitamin D and I heard there are cereals that have lots of vitamin D in them :) I'm going out in the sun more (with sun cream) So don't tell me to do that! ^_^ Thanks.
Asked by Lucy - Wed Jun 16 13:03:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Total Raisin Bran.
Answered by mrsd - Wed Jun 16 13:08:19 2010
Q. I'm low in vitamin D and I heard there are cereals that have lots of vitamin D in them :) I'm going out in the sun more (with sun cream) So don't tell me to do that! ^_^ Thanks.
Asked by Lucy - Wed Jun 16 13:03:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Total Raisin Bran.
Answered by mrsd - Wed Jun 16 13:08:19 2010
Does anyone know the Martha Stewart recipe to Rice Krispie treats where she used different types of cereals?
Q. A couple of years ago I was watching the Martha Stewart show and she had this recipe for Rice Krispie treats that used all different kinds of cereal types, but I cannot seem to find the recipe. Does anyone know where I can find this recipe. I know for sure it had no chocolate cereals in the recipe, but it did have Froot Loops in the recipe. Please help me out!
Asked by Stephanie P - Sun Nov 23 19:54:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make rice crispy treats and substitute another cereal, im sure thats all it is.
Answered by Chef Jesse J - Sun Nov 23 20:14:17 2008
Q. A couple of years ago I was watching the Martha Stewart show and she had this recipe for Rice Krispie treats that used all different kinds of cereal types, but I cannot seem to find the recipe. Does anyone know where I can find this recipe. I know for sure it had no chocolate cereals in the recipe, but it did have Froot Loops in the recipe. Please help me out!
Asked by Stephanie P - Sun Nov 23 19:54:07 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. make rice crispy treats and substitute another cereal, im sure thats all it is.
Answered by Chef Jesse J - Sun Nov 23 20:14:17 2008
Who's brilliant decision was it to switch all the good breakfast cereals over to Whole Grain???
Q. I'm mad because they screwed up Honey Nut Chex which was my favoite cereal. Now it tastes like Honey Nut Cardboard. Even worse most the cereals I used to enjoy as a child, taste horrible now. I understand about the health conscious consumers, but why not make a whole grain version for them, and the orginal. Lawsuits? No one forced them to eat that brand of cereal. They have plenty of healthy cereals out there...
Asked by Majestic One - Tue Feb 28 16:06:41 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not my idea!!! ... It seems we can get more nutrition from actually eating the cardboard box the cereal is packaged in than from all the c**p they put in cereals nowadays.
Answered by neilmood - Tue Feb 28 16:08:43 2006
Q. I'm mad because they screwed up Honey Nut Chex which was my favoite cereal. Now it tastes like Honey Nut Cardboard. Even worse most the cereals I used to enjoy as a child, taste horrible now. I understand about the health conscious consumers, but why not make a whole grain version for them, and the orginal. Lawsuits? No one forced them to eat that brand of cereal. They have plenty of healthy cereals out there...
Asked by Majestic One - Tue Feb 28 16:06:41 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not my idea!!! ... It seems we can get more nutrition from actually eating the cardboard box the cereal is packaged in than from all the c**p they put in cereals nowadays.
Answered by neilmood - Tue Feb 28 16:08:43 2006
Do you think that autism is caused by sugary breakfast cereals? It is less pollution and more Lucky Charms?
Q. Do you think that perhaps this increase in autism is due to the sugary cereals that kids eat? Don't get me wrong, I love the occasional frosted flakes but perhaps this is what is causing all this autism? Do sugary breakfast cereals cause autism in children?
Asked by Lobster Butt - Mon Jul 19 15:04:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it may cause ADD but not Autism. Too much sugar in anything can cause a hyperactive child. Some Autism can be caused by certain vaccines though. Apparently some people can't comprehend simple words like "some" and "certain". Not ALL Autism is caused by ALL vaccines but SOME Austism is caused by SOME vaccines.
Answered by Thorhalla - Mon Jul 19 15:06:41 2010
Q. Do you think that perhaps this increase in autism is due to the sugary cereals that kids eat? Don't get me wrong, I love the occasional frosted flakes but perhaps this is what is causing all this autism? Do sugary breakfast cereals cause autism in children?
Asked by Lobster Butt - Mon Jul 19 15:04:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think it may cause ADD but not Autism. Too much sugar in anything can cause a hyperactive child. Some Autism can be caused by certain vaccines though. Apparently some people can't comprehend simple words like "some" and "certain". Not ALL Autism is caused by ALL vaccines but SOME Austism is caused by SOME vaccines.
Answered by Thorhalla - Mon Jul 19 15:06:41 2010
Does anyone know what cereals are safe for a 6month old with severe milk allergy?
Q. My 6 month old son has had anaphylaxis shock and found out to be highly allergic to milk and I'm wondering if anyone knows what baby cereals are safe for me to try with him.
Asked by samantha m - Thu Oct 23 13:45:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My 6 month old son has had anaphylaxis shock and found out to be highly allergic to milk and I'm wondering if anyone knows what baby cereals are safe for me to try with him.
Asked by samantha m - Thu Oct 23 13:45:40 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
What Cereals Can I Feed To My Cockatiels?
Q. I know about Cheerios/Fruit Rings, but what about other cereals?
Asked by Mackenzie R - Sun Oct 19 11:35:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello mackenzie, i would just want to say that my cockatiel goes crazy for plaincorn flakes he realy likes them i know you have lots of birds so give it to them
Answered by Yoko Kurama - Sun Oct 19 13:45:35 2008
Q. I know about Cheerios/Fruit Rings, but what about other cereals?
Asked by Mackenzie R - Sun Oct 19 11:35:17 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. hello mackenzie, i would just want to say that my cockatiel goes crazy for plaincorn flakes he realy likes them i know you have lots of birds so give it to them
Answered by Yoko Kurama - Sun Oct 19 13:45:35 2008
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