Ciscorn Big mild choco seems to be the seminal breakfast cereal of those living in the Gifu University International House. According to the box: Ciscorn appeared in Japan for the first time in 1963. Since then, it has been loved by many and is a familiar name to all.
Whether or not you can trust Japanese boxes is a whole other story. But, the ultra realistic taste of actual breakfast cereal is something
no (western) foreigner can ignore. And at only 198 yen a box, eating a mild chocolate flavoured flake made from squashed, dried corn kernals has
never been more affordable. (Except maybe in your own country where things aren’t ridiculously priced.)
There is also a frost flavoured Ciscorn, but who gives a shit!?
I was pretty into it. But then I started having noodles or toast for breaksfast. But NOW that there’s strawberry Ciscorn. Oh ho ho ho hey! They want me back and they know where to aim.
Whether or not you can trust Japanese boxes is a whole other story. But, the ultra realistic taste of actual breakfast cereal is something
no (western) foreigner can ignore. And at only 198 yen a box, eating a mild chocolate flavoured flake made from squashed, dried corn kernals has
never been more affordable. (Except maybe in your own country where things aren’t ridiculously priced.)
There is also a frost flavoured Ciscorn, but who gives a shit!?
I was pretty into it. But then I started having noodles or toast for breaksfast. But NOW that there’s strawberry Ciscorn. Oh ho ho ho hey! They want me back and they know where to aim.
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