The best part of a bowl of Coco Pops is the milk at the bottom. Everyone knows it. Nobody admits to drinking it straight from the bowl.
Kellogg's Coco Pops are the little crispy rice puffs that crackle the second the milk goes on, then quietly turn the whole bowl brown. That is the moment you have been missing.
They were Saturday morning cartoons, a spoon slightly too big for your mouth, and a row with your sibling over who got the last pour from the box.
This is a proper family-size box, so it might last the week. It probably won't.
Frequently asked questions about Kelloggs Coco Pops
Q: Is this the UK version of Coco Pops?
A: Yes, this is the British box of Kellogg's Coco Pops, brought over by us in Halifax and shipped from within Canada. Same box, same monkey.
Q: How big is the box?
A: It's 420g, a family size. That lasts a week in a quiet house and roughly one morning in a house with teenagers.
Q: Is it a good thing to send to someone who misses home?
A: Better than you'd think. A box of Coco Pops in the post says you remember what they ate when they were eight, which is oddly touching for a cereal.
More about Kelloggs Coco Pops
In Britain, Coco Pops are the box children campaign for in the cereal aisle, and the box adults buy "for the kids" and then eat at ten at night, standing at the kitchen counter. Coco the monkey has been on the front for about as long as anyone can remember.
Move abroad and breakfast is one of the first things that feels slightly off. You want the box you grew up with, the taste you know and the crunch you know, and the search usually starts with "UK Coco Pops Canada" typed in a fit of homesickness before the kettle has boiled.
The 420g box is a good family size. Fold the inner bag down, clip it if you are the organised sort, and it keeps happily in the cupboard. A bowl with cold milk is the classic. Plenty of people swear by a handful dry, straight from the box, in front of the telly.
Kellogg's is behind a fair chunk of the British breakfast table, Corn Flakes and Rice Krispies included. Coco Pops tend to land in the basket next to a jar of proper marmalade, a box of tea and whatever biscuits are going for elevenses.
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SOURCE OF FIBRE
Vegetarian Society
Manchester Beth Din Kosher Parev
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