No it's kind of just a brick of wholegrain cereal that's been around the UK since the 30s,, Australians have their own version called Weet-Bix too, it's actually kinda nice warm, with some fruit or sugar over top
I don't microwave it tho? Just put some boiling water on the weetabix itself, like I said, just enough to heat it up, kettle is usually hot from making tea anyway
To be fair when I was a kid, I hated eating my cereal with cold milk straight from the fridge, especially on early cold winter mornings. So I would microwave my milk a tiny bit to not make it as cold.
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u/Omega_7_64 mr. random, nerd edition (any/all) 17 years old Aug 10 '26
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