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Fried Shredded Wheat

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  1. Pour hot water over a couple bars of Shredded wheat, then carefully press the water out of them with
    a spatula, fry in butter until brown and crisp, season with warmed maple syrup. It's a change from
    an ordinary winter breakfast....

    Just a Jeanie

  2. Jean Clarke said:

    Pour hot water over a couple bars of Shredded wheat, then carefully press the water out of them
    with a spatula, fry in butter until brown and crisp, season with warmed maple syrup. It's a change
    from an ordinary winter breakfast....

    Boy, that brings back memories. I remember an elderly lady who used to fix shredded wheat biscuits
    in a similar manner using hot water and salt. I grew up with a similar recipe, but it was much more
    decadent. I'd kill for a serving, but it's almost fatal! 🙂

    2 Kellog's whole shredded wheat biscuits 4 pats of real butter whole milk honey

    Take the 2 whole biscuits and place 2 pats on top of each biscuit, side by side. Place biscuits
    under broiler and broil till all butter is melted and absorbed into the biscuit. A little
    toasting/browning is good.

    Pull biscuits from broiler and put in bowl and immediately break up into bite-size chunks. Drizzle
    chunks with honey. Pour milk over. Eat and go to Hell.

    nb

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