Mini-Poll: BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

It's widely accepted that sugary cereal is the king of Saturday Morning Breakfast, sure... and we'll be getting to a poll about your favorite 80's Breakfast Cereal somewhere down the line... but not everybody ate cereal! For instance my friend, Greg, always had two toaster waffles with raisins in the holes. Kevin had Pop Tarts. And Amber had Hippie Parents so she always had either Granola or an actual "Well Balanced Breakfast" (I loved getting to sleep over at Amber's house). And even I myself was known to have an English Muffin with cheese on top every once in a while :) So this has got me thinking... Cereal has always been considered king, but what if it's actually something else?

Let's make this official. Let's use SCIENCE and DATA to determine once and for all what the KING of Saturday Morning Breakfasts should actually be shall we? Vote for whatever you actually at at breakfast, check all that apply and if I've missed anything feel free to mention it in the comments :)

[Poll #1766782]

Comments

[sanctaphrax.livejournal.com]

Yeah, Pop-tarts, Eggos, or sugary cereal - Lucky Charms, Golden Grahams, Cap'n Crunch - with ice-cold milk. 8D Donuts were a favorite for Saturday morning, too. Like, those Entenmann's Devil's Food Crumb Donuts. This poll is bringing back the memories and making me hungry.

I still think cereal wins, because you got a prize with your sugar rush.

[aurora77]

Oh hells yeah!

I still remember digging out that little packet of cloudy plastic and ripping it open for my prize... Sometimes disappointed, sometimes delighted. I can hardly remember any of the prizes anymore, but I do remember how fun it was to dig them out, and how my mom would scold me for reaching my entire arm into the cereal box. XD

[captain-slinky.livejournal.com]

I can't remember... did they have Alpha-Bits all the way down here in the regular States, or was that something I had to go closer to the Canadian boarder for? Because the best prize i ever got was a record that came on the back of an Alpha-Bits box (had to cut it out).

[kaitydid33087.livejournal.com]

Yeah. We had Alpha-Bits. I think they're still around down here.

[aurora77]

Alpha-Bits were definitely available. I bought them in California.

I got a record off a cereal box, too! It was a great prize! I want to say it was an Archies song. Sugar Sugar probably?

[sanctaphrax.livejournal.com]

The biggest prize I remember was the Batman bank from the 1989 Batman cereal. I still have it.