review: Strawberry Tiny Toast

The second pie's in the oven, we scrounged up enough decent-looking green beans, and the replacement fridge is working. So how's your Thanksgiving prep going?

Yeah, it's been a crazy couple of days. I didn't even use the computer yesterday. No time. And I have all these blog entries and no idea where to start. Let me check my notes...oh, looks like cereal today.

So last weekend I finally got around to opening my box of Strawberry Tiny Toast. I didn't like it as much as the Blueberry flavor. The berry scent and taste were more artificial, like the filling of a Nutri-Grain bar or Pop Tart. That being said, I'm still going to eat it. Last week I mixed it with Pumpkin Spice Life and there wasn't really a flavor conflict there.


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In holiday cereal news, I picked up a box of Cinnamon Star Crunch yesterday. Saving it for next month.

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