Alita the Pun
Dmitri
I feel like this is one of the descisions to define America as a people. I ask you to think carefully before responding and please be tolerant of other people’s responses.






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**** me now I'm imagining your sick ass eating chicken noodle soup without broth. Or just a completely empty bowl for tomato soup.I put yes. Like my soup, I eat my cereal dry.
Now this is just wrong. Milk definitely isn't a necessary component of stew (in fact I didn't even know it was a common one), and the main part of stew is that it's cooked slowly in a liquid. Now not only is cereal clearly not cooked, but no one wants their cereal to sit in the liquid for too long because it will get soggy. If @Spider-Bok had a cereal stew he'd probably die immediately after because of the sogginess.No, it has milk in it. It's clearly a stew.
Now this is just wrong. Milk definitely isn't a necessary component of stew (in fact I didn't even know it was a common one), and the main part of stew is that it's cooked slowly in a liquid. Now not only is cereal clearly not cooked, but no one wants their cereal to sit in the liquid for too long because it will get soggy. If @Spider-Bok had a cereal stew he'd probably die immediately after because of the sogginess.
You realize the whole thread is a joke so my response is supposed to be light hearted
I’ve had cold soup before, I had a cold mango soup at one point. It was quite niceOatmeal or porridge would be the breakfast variant of soup. Despite sharing some similarities, cereal is different in many aspects such as consistency and texture. And while most breakfast cereals contain oats and grains as key ingredients, calling it a "soup" elicits the implication that it would have to be boiled or otherwise heated. The aforementioned oatmeal and porridge are generally cooked and therefore can considered soup to some degree, especially with the wide range of other contents that can be mixed in.
but no one wants their cereal to sit in the liquid for too long because it will get soggy.