Oreo cereal

So...me and my little siblings had dirt cups yesterday in place of apple pudding (apples and oranges are the two fruits that I will never eat, unless it's flavored candy, and even then most of the time not)

But I forgot to get regular Oreos. So we had "beach" Oreos with the sherbert flavored Oreos. It was surprisingly good, almost better than the regular ones.

Of course, I was going to make another one for me today, but they ate all the gummy worms...typical. So I started eating on the remaining smashed up Oreos, and my mom told me to put it in a bowl and eat it with a spoon, because it is a sticky mess eating it.

And I did. Not last night when I ate some, but today, earlier. There was almost enough to fill the bowl I use, about the same amount as what I have when I eat cereal that isn't Cream of Wheat.

Then I took it to my mom and older sister to show them how much it was. And my mom joked and asked if I was going to put milk in it and eat it like that.

But it sounded like a good idea, so I put milk in. Oreos and milk (any cookies and milk, really) go well together, and since I can't dip the crumbles in milk, I might as well put some milk in the bowl and enjoy it like that.

It was weird. It looked like cereal, had the same texture as most cereals I've had after I've left it to get all soggy, and tasted pretty close to some of the ones I've had before. But it was cookies and milk. Nowhere near as healthy as cereal (and even a lot of cereals aren't all that healthy for you) but it's similar.

I'd do it again. I will do it again. Just not with the sherbert Oreos, because they taste nauseatingly sweet after two or three cookies for me (some people think that things like Warheads candies are sour...they're not to me. But give me or my mom something sweet like Hershey's chocolate, and we'll start pulling faces very fast)

So yeah, if you have cookies crumbs somewhere, and you're not allergic to milk or lactose intolerant (yes, there is a difference. I should know, because my older siblings are lactose intolerant, while my younger brother is allergic) you should try it. It's pretty fun.