The raisins will begin to absorb the milk when you add it, but they do it very slowly. You probably won't notice a difference in their size if you add milk and eat your cereal at a "normal" rate. You'll be chewing the raisins, and they'll be just about the same as when you poured them out of the cereal box. They'll be slow to absorb the milk. The really curious person would conduct an experiment. Milk, raisins, and a timing device of some sort are easy materials to assemble, and you could write an outline of the experiment in a snap or two.
Mainly milk with cereals or milk , bread with jam.
Eat it with no milk. Eat it with milk. Eat it with toast
milk is fortified with vitamin D
Oh honey, no two cereals are created equal. Some cereals are like sponges, soaking up milk faster than you can say "breakfast." Others just sit there like a lump, barely touching the milk. So, to answer your question, no, not all cereals absorb the same amount of milk. Just pour that milk and enjoy your breakfast drama.
French kids often have milk and cereals for breakfast, or a bowl of chololate with some bread and jam or butter.
It depends on the person we can drink milk with cereals (children) eat bread drink tea
It's important for children to have a healthy start to their day every morning. Many breakfast can be both healthy and quick. One super-healthy and satisfying breakfast is oatmeal. It has a lot of protein, iron and healthy grains to keep kids full. YOu can also add some fresh fruit or raisins to make it even tastier and add more nutrients.
eat this warm with milk, raisins, and brown sugar
Cereal, when eaten for breakfast with milk, is considered a main dish, not an appetizer. However, you are free to eat it as an appetizer if you wish. We all invent our own diets.
Yes, you should eat breakfast in the morning because if you don't you will be burning the wrong sort of fat or if your just running to get fit for a purpose; e.g boxing running extra its important to have breakfast like a bagel with peanut butter some cereals with cold milk protein bars.
Vitiamins
making cereals