For about 12,000 years.
The kind of cereal that stays crunchy a long time would be cereal that has a sugary coating which prevents it from absorbing the milk too fast. Other cereals that have dense grains will also stay crunchy longer.
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This can never be determined as the first cereal grains were discovered hundreds of thousands of years ago. They were almost certainly turned into porridges (hot cereal gruels) not much later. As no written records were maintained back then, this information is long lost.
Cereal has been around for over 150 years, with the first ready-to-eat breakfast cereals developed in the late 19th century. The invention of corn flakes by John Harvey Kellogg in 1894 is often cited as a significant milestone in the history of cereal. However, the consumption of grains as a staple food dates back thousands of years, with ancient civilizations using grains for porridge and other dishes long before the modern cereal industry emerged.
Grain has been cultivated into pasta since the early 4th century, so........... about 1,700 years.
Oatmeal is made from oats, which are grown as a cereal crop. The cultivation process involves planting oat seeds in well-drained soil, typically in the spring. The seeds germinate and grow into oat plants, which develop long stalks with oat grains at the top. The plants are harvested when the grains are mature and then processed to create oatmeal.
cereal is good for dieting just as long as its not chocolaty always have a good breakfast in the morning.
It depends how long you take to shower if you take 5-10 minutes to shower than having a shower is shorter but however if you only take and it usually takes people more than 10 minutes to have cereal so overall id say cereal is longer :)
Marijuana has been cultivated for thousands of years.
Crops that have been cultivated for a long period of time
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