How many Spoons did Jamelle Bouie give to Kellog's Peeps Cereal? Check out our latest Cereal Eats column to find out.
My reviews are straightforward: I smell the cereal; I try it dry; I try it with oat milk; and I try it after the cereal has soaked a for a short while, to give you a sense of its structure and taste after some time in the bowl. Once finished, I give you a final verdict, on a scale of one to five spoons.In theory, a Peeps cereal sounds okay—sweetened, marshmallow-flavored corn loops with cereal marshmallows of the kind you would find in Lucky Charms.
But that was before I soaked them with milk for 10 minutes. At that point, the cereal lost any structural integrity it had. It took on the slimy texture of an oyster, and the cloying sweetness was overpowering. The milk was almost as bad.The opinions expressed are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Serious Eats staff.
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