OT Raisin Bran

Moonlite37 · Apr 11, 2017

I had a bowl of bran flakes with a bit of raisins and slices of a banana. I got to thinking there is one maker of raisin bran advertises that their raisin bran has more raisins; that is right, but raisins cost less by weight than bran flakes , so it would be wise for the manufacturers to add more raisins. I add my own.

tomturkey · Apr 11, 2017

SOOOO then do you recycle the methane gas to use in your tractor??? lol gobble

dahlin · Apr 11, 2017

An old saying comes to mind A farting horse will never tire a farting man is the one to hirer. Randy

WGM · Apr 11, 2017

Must be raining this morning.

db4600 · Apr 11, 2017

It sometimes comes up here and I realize this is getting way off track. The question is sometimes posed as to how miserable the teens and twenty vintage tractors might have been to operate. In my time spent driving to and from jobsites I sometimes wonder if it would have been an improvement over the use of a horse. I can't say for sure because I have not worked or even harnessed a horse. Only fed them when the novelty wore off. I would agree that the engineering of the early tractor was crude, but can't help to think it had advantages over an odiferous horse.

Spook · Apr 11, 2017

(quoted from post at 06:28:07 04/11/17) I had a bowl of bran flakes with a bit of raisins and slices of a banana. I got to thinking there is one maker of raisin bran advertises that their raisin bran has more raisins; that is right, but raisins cost less by weight than bran flakes , so it would be wise for the manufacturers to add more raisins. I add my own.

Raisin Bran was my favorite cereal. Unfortunately, it is very high in sugar.

NEKS · Apr 11, 2017

Best Choice Bran flakes have about twice the raisins as two scoops.

OT Raisin Bran

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