Cereal is a childhood favorite that, let’s be honest, just turns into an adult favorite when you turn into an adult. Whether you eat it for breakfast, dinner, or as a snack, it just hits the spot in a bowl of cold milk. If you want to try your hand at making your own cereal, here are some recipes that will help you out.
Bake Your Own Cheerios Breakfast Cereal
According to Nestle, the manufacturer of Cheerios, making Cheerios is so simple that “you can do it from home with ingredients from your local supermarket.” They publish the straightforward recipe themselves, so you can be pretty sure it’ll come out tasting like the real thing.
Cinnamon Puffed Rice Cereal
The truth about Rice Krispies is that they are actually just an incredibly simple food—puffed rice—with very good branding. This version from Nutrition Stripped is made with cinnamon and brown rice, so you can feel good about both the taste and nutritional content of your breakfast.
Homemade Reese’s Puffs Cereal
It’s only reasonable to end on a sweet cereal, one of those kinds that your parents may not have let you eat growing up. Well, now you’re an adult and you can consume as much chocolatey, peanut buttery imitation Reese’s Puffs cereal as you please. Try this recipe on for size.
